Onward we went through the Sierras from Mammoth Lakes, passing The crowded, overly photographed (don’t worry I got a photo) Devils Postpile. Then through the even more crowded Tuolumne Meadows (maybe it was because it was a Saturday). This is the meadows is where our ol friend John Muir would say things like “between every … Continue reading Sayonara Sonora
Hello all, It's been awhile since the last update, but the isolation of northern Washington and carpooling doesn't leave much time for blog posting. Last we left off we were all healed and ready for our march up north. Liz made a hitching sign and before we knew it we were dropped off in Snoqualmie … Continue reading Winter is Coming
Well hello there. This is a little bit of a different update on the trip as mostly all we've done for the last 9 days is wait for me to heal in Trout Lake. Firstly I'll talk about what we walked through to get to Trout Lake. One of the more infamous spots on the … Continue reading R&R in Trout Lake, Washington
Hello everyone! Last time we posted was in Ashland, Oregon which was around 300 miles back on trail, so lots has happened since then. So what's Oregon been like so far? Well to sum it up so far it's been lots of mosquitos, forest fires, and beautiful lakes. One of those beautiful lakes was our … Continue reading Oregeddon
The last 10 days we have traversed between the mountain of Shasta and into the great State of Oregon. One thing we've noticed is that under most American flags on people's property (and there's always plenty) is a smaller flag that has two X's. We have since come to learn this is the flag for … Continue reading What You Need Walking Through The State of Jefferson
350 miles done! So far NorCal has been a series of seeing a giant valcano on the horizon and proceeding to walk towards it. I like to pretend I'm Frodo and the mountain is Mount Doom (I may be losing my mind). After some research I learned that Sam and Frodo travelled 1350 miles so … Continue reading Volcano Hopping in NorCal
Hello Well, our first section is over with. We cleverly decided to pick the driest most remote section of the Pct to start. However, we prevailed and are eager to keep on trecking. I'm hoping to get a little better at keeping track of my stuff. During our first 5 miles we ran into a … Continue reading 90 miles done
