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Pacific Crest Trail

The Pacific Crest Trail is a 2650-mile trail that runs along the spine of the Cascade and Sierra mountain ranges from the Mexico to Canada. In 2017, I attempted a thru-hike of the PCT and hiked over 1800 miles in a single summer. It was a life-changing experience and one that I think about often to this day.

Pacific Crest Trail Blog

While hiking the Pacific Crest Trail, I kept a daily blog about my experience. To read the blog in chronological order, start here:

Alternatively, you can browse through individual posts about the PCT below.

 

Pacific Crest Trail Archives

Welcome Back to the PCT! Sisters Wilderness Hike Day 1

Welcome Back to the PCT! Sisters Wilderness Hike Day 1

Seven years ago, I attempted to thru-hike the entire Pacific Crest Trail in a single summer. The PCT is 2655 miles long and traverses the spines of...

Hiking with Ulcerative Colitis

Hiking with Ulcerative Colitis

Do you or someone you know have Ulcerative Colitis? Ulcerative Colitis (or UC) is an Inflammatory Bowel Disease that causes ulcers in the digestive...

PCT Day 166 – Devil’s Postpile National Monument

PCT Day 166 – Devil’s Postpile National Monument

PCT Day 166 - Tuesday, September 26 Red's Meadow Mile 906.7 to Mile 915.9 PCT Miles Hiked Today: 9.2 Total PCT Miles Hiked: 1786.2 Feet Ascended...

PCT Days 164 & 165 – Zero Day in Mammoth

PCT Days 164 & 165 – Zero Day in Mammoth

PCT Days 164 & 165 Sunday, September 24 Iva Bell Springs - Cascade Valley Trail Mile 7.8 to Red's Meadow - PCT Mile 906.7 PCT Miles Hiked Today:...

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Hi, I'm Unicorn!

I am an avid hiker, traveler, and adventurer who is on the mission to explore hiking trails around the world.  I’m also obsessed with National Parks, long-distance trails and other outdoorsy things.

I hope to share this knowledge with you and inspire you to explore new hiking trails too!