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Trail Update: Shenandoah
By the time I reached Shenandoah, I had heard plenty of opinions about the park. Some hikers loved it, others said it was one of the more forgettable sections of…
An Ophthalmologist’s Personal Approach to Contact Lens Use in the Backcountry
Disclaimer: This is simply my personal strategy for managing contact lenses in…
Trail Update: Shenandoah
By the time I reached Shenandoah, I had heard plenty of opinions…
Nuclear Lake – Fox’s AT Thru Hike – Day 83
I woke up this morning with no pain in my shin. My…
Hangout Hostel in Lake City
What does Hulk do after hiking from Pogosa Springs, CO to Lake…
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The 100 Mile Wilderness
7/18/26 12 miles; Shaw’s Hostel I hit the trail about 6:30am and immediately had to rock hop across the West…
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On Trail Etiquette
So Much Food This last section was quite scenic and unique along the PCT. But more importantly, I was at…
Into the Wilderness – Fox’s AT Thru Hike – Day 126
Yesterday I ran into Poledancer again. She also stayed at Shaw’s. While I tried to sort my 100 mile wilderness…
Ford Debuts Very Pink, Very Pricy ‘Desert Rising Edition’ Bronco
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HOKA Speedgoat 7 Review: Fast, Protective, Trail Running Shoes for Big Miles
Over the past 5 months, I’ve been running, hiking, and living with the Speedgoat 7, the shoe that many runners…
6. When The Sun Sets At Noon
I stood between the barbed wire and an old wagon road that had almost completely returned to the grass. Clouds…
First Day in New England (Day 111)
Despite being alone, I drifted off to the sounds of the river and slept soundly all night. I had another…
Bikepacker’s 572-Mile Ride Is a Love Letter to the Midwest
Often, the most powerful photographs don’t capture an event. They reveal the extraordinary hidden in the mundane — the dusty roads,…
The Strange Reality of Re-Hiking the Appalachian Trail
When I came back to the Appalachian Trail in 2026, I thought I knew exactly what I was getting myself…
