I’ve been saying I’ll do it for years, and now that we are all locked up thanks to COVID-19, I’ve finally gotten around to it…
After getting a Pacific Crest Trail permit and researching your PCT gear, the question many aspiring thru-hikers move to is that of resupply on the…
Welcome to the results of the 2019 Pacific Crest Trail Thru-hiker Survey! The PCT Survey is now in its seventh year and I would like…
Contrary to popular belief, Pacific Crest Trail thru-hikers do not carry all of their food for the entire hike with them from the beginning. “Wait,…
“Wait, so do you carry all your food for the entire hike with you the entire time?” If you’re thinking about hiking the Pacific Crest…
Mountain House Adventure Meals challenges the assumption that a person can live on cheese, tortillas, and candy in the wilderness for weeks at a time….
The questions surrounding Pacific Crest Trail resupply in this year’s Pacific Crest Trail Thru-hiker Survey were expanded to better answer what’s one of the trail’s…
The resupply stretch between Kennedy Meadows and Vermilion Valley Resort (VVR) can be one of the longest of the Pacific Crest Trail – here’s an explanation.
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I heard a lot of silly and irrational sounding theories regarding food, and calories, and frequency of eating, and more things I don’t care about…
Whether you are swapping Pokémon cards on the playground, scoring cigarettes in prison, or trading trillium ore in Azeroth, commodity money still serves a practical…
How much does it cost to hike the Pacific Crest Trail? Perhaps the most popular question I have received from readers recently, and perhaps the…
People make a lot of fuss about what cooking system to bring along on the Pacific Crest Trail, but I have a simple solution to…
