Tag: winter
Perspective
“Not every hike has to be a big one. Not every trek needs massive preparation;
sometimes you can be out the door for an overnight in just 2 hours. These are
things that I have to remind myself when I’m planning my next hike or trek.”
New Year’s Eve
Leilah Grace spends a peaceful, solo New Years Eve cozy in her tent on the Appalachian Trail – the perfect way to start a new year.
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The Lighthouse at the End of the World
Suze shares a story of a Patagonian day hike that could have gone very, very wrong. She learned from her mistakes, though – and her retelling is hilarious.
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Panamint City Hike, Death Valley
Guest writer Vicky shares her experience doing a winter overnight to an abandoned mining town in Death Valley National Park.
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Where They Found Her
Susan shares a cautionary but fascinating story-within-a-story about the brutal conditions that can arise in New Hampshire’s White Mountains in the winter.
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