Cheryl Strayed — From Lost to Found on the Pacific Crest Trail
In the summer of 1995, Cheryl Strayed stood at the edge of the Pacific Crest Trail (PCT) with a backpack so enormous she could barely lift it. She had no experience, no guide, and no clue what lay...
Journey Through the John Muir Trail
There’s a moment on the John Muir Trail (JMT) when you realize you’re not just following a path—you’re stepping into a story that stretches through generations, mountains, and valleys. For those w...
The Cross Texas Trail: A New Adventure Awaits
For those who thrive on adventure and seek the thrill of the unknown, the Cross Texas Trail (XTX) is set to become your new playground. Stretching an impressive 1,500 miles across the rugged lands...
Surviving Hurricane Helene: Appalachian Trail Hikers Face Nature's Fury
When Hurricane Helene barreled through the Appalachian Mountains, it didn’t just bring wind and rain—it brought fear, resilience, and unforgettable stories from hikers caught in its path. As one o...
The Right to Roam: A Legal Battle for Backpackers in England
For generations, Dartmoor National Park has been a rare haven where people could wild camp freely, immersing themselves in nature without needing landowner permission. This freedom, integral to the...