Trail pirates are people who masquerade as trail angels along long-distance trails, but instead of helping hikers they’re charging them.
The growth in popularity of long-distance hiking trails across the United States has also given rise to more trail angels than ever. These frequently well-meaning…
Trail magic and trail angels are important to any long-distance hiking trail. Luckily for Pacific Crest Trail hikers, there isn’t any PCT shortage.
Following the extensive list of horrifying things to be found on the Pacific Crest Trail, the trail’s second most abundant resource award goes to “the…
For as “free” as the Pacific Crest Trail may have hikers convinced that they are, what many fail to realize is that they have become…
If you find yourself doubting the future of the human race as a species, I have a simple solution for you: hike 2,600 miles from…
Today I arrived in Warner Springs, marking the end of California Section A and the first 110 miles of the Pacific Crest Trail. Over the…
Up until this point we have addressed every hikers’ (and person’s) worst fear: bears. However, since bears do not pose a threat until somewhere around…
