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Hiking the International Appalachian Trail into Maine: Road Walks, Mosquitoes and a Border Crossing at Sunset
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Hiking the International Appalachian Trail into Maine: Road Walks, Mosquitoes and a Border Crossing at Sunset

A thru-hiker crosses from New Brunswick into Maine on the International Appalachian Trail — road walks, mosqui...

Six New Long-Distance Trails Just Landed — From Alaska's 500-Mile Long Trail to a 2,000-Mile Wolf Route Across Europe
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Six New Long-Distance Trails Just Landed — From Alaska's 500-Mile Long Trail to a 2,000-Mile Wolf Route Across Europe

New thru-hiking trails for 2027: Alaska Long Trail, Wolf Trail across Europe, India's Epic Sahyadri, the Trans...

Clearing Blowdown and Chasing Miles: A Volunteering Trip on the Pacific Northwest Trail
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Clearing Blowdown and Chasing Miles: A Volunteering Trip on the Pacific Northwest Trail

A thru-hiker joins Pacific Northwest Trail Association crews, clears blowdown in the Pasayten Wilderness, and...

Wildfires Changed Where the 2026 Pacific Crest Trail Actually Ended
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Wildfires Changed Where the 2026 Pacific Crest Trail Actually Ended

The Ptarmigan Fire closed the PCT's final miles to Canada for much of 2026. Here's how this year's thru-hikers...

34-Mile Days and Shenandoah Heat: Life in Week 8 on the Appalachian Trail
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34-Mile Days and Shenandoah Heat: Life in Week 8 on the Appalachian Trail

A thru-hiker's week 8 on the Appalachian Trail: 34-mile days, trail town zeros and heat in Shenandoah National...

Walking England's Backbone: A Solo Thru-Hike of the Pennine Way
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Walking England's Backbone: A Solo Thru-Hike of the Pennine Way

One hiker takes on Britain's first National Trail: 268 miles of moors, bogs and hills from Edale to the Scotti...

Ultralight hiker Austen McDaniel makes the case for an Arkansas Triple Crown
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Ultralight hiker Austen McDaniel makes the case for an Arkansas Triple Crown

Hiker Austen McDaniel pitches an Arkansas Triple Crown of the Eagle Rock Loop, Buffalo River Trail and Sylamor...

The Toaster House: A Legendary Continental Divide Trail Stop Faces an Uncertain Future
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The Toaster House: A Legendary Continental Divide Trail Stop Faces an Uncertain Future

The Toaster House in Pie Town, NM has sheltered CDT hikers for 40 years. After founder Nita Larronde's death,...

Finishing Vermont's Long Trail: 42 Days, One Monument, and a Border with Canada
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Finishing Vermont's Long Trail: 42 Days, One Monument, and a Border with Canada

Two hikers finish Vermont's Long Trail after 42 days, from North Jay Pass to Journey's End at the Canadian bor...

Storms, Scree and Snapped Poles: The Final Weeks of Colorado on the Continental Divide Trail
Adventure & Outdoor Travel

Storms, Scree and Snapped Poles: The Final Weeks of Colorado on the Continental Divide Trail

Week 16 on the Continental Divide Trail: lightning, scree and snapped gear in Colorado's southern San Juans be...

Snow, Mud and Soup: What Life Is Really Like on the Continental Divide Trail
Adventure & Outdoor Travel

Snow, Mud and Soup: What Life Is Really Like on the Continental Divide Trail

A CDT trail journal from Colorado's San Juans: snowstorms, swollen creeks, mud to the knees and an obsession w...

Walking New Mexico's Stretch of the Continental Divide Trail: Desert, Hot Springs and Pie in Pie Town
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Walking New Mexico's Stretch of the Continental Divide Trail: Desert, Hot Springs and Pie in Pie Town

Hot springs, 100 river crossings and free pie: what the New Mexico section of the Continental Divide Trail is...

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