hat struck me the most was the true sense of trail identity that was so pronounced and embodied by the shelters, trail registers, and thru-hikers that make the trail part of their habitat.
#tbt Trip Report: The Northville-Placid Trail
#tbt Trip Report: John Muir Trail, July 2014
With a trip like this, there are the moments that stick with you, the memories that you take along, and the individual challenges you struggle through.
#tbt Trip Report: GR 20, June 2014: “It was the best of temps. It was the worst of temps.”
The GR20’s reputation as one of the world’s top trails is, I think, perfectly justified. It is vertical, rocky, rugged, and visually spectacular.
Trip Report: North Country Trail (94 miles)
Personally, I’m glad we did this stretch of trail, and I enjoyed it. It reminded me of the STS and the Donut Hole Trail, though I think the hiking was a little easier.
Trip report: Utah Grand Staircase / Escalante area (IO: VMO+ – 11 day – Spring 2018)
Harris Wash was almost as pretty as Coyote Gulch, but didn’t have the crowds that Coyote would likely have on the weekend.
