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

PCT Day 152 – Camping at Tyndall Creek

PCT Day 152 – Camping at Tyndall Creek

On the 152nd day of my PCT thru-hike, I awoke at 6:00 am to blue skies. Everything was wet outside but I had stayed cozy and warm all night. My...

PCT Day 151 – Summiting Mt. Whitney

PCT Day 151 – Summiting Mt. Whitney

I summited Mt. Whitney today! At an elevation of 14505 feet, Mt. Whitney is the tallest mountain in the contiguous United States. While not...

PCT Day 149 – Return to Horseshoe Meadow

PCT Day 149 – Return to Horseshoe Meadow

Last night I dreamt that I tried to summit Mt. Whitney several times, only to be mysteriously transported to the bottom of the mountain before I...

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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!