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I’m finished with the PCT!!

After approximately 150 days, I finished my journey on the PCT on September 20, 2026. Things didn’t end quite as I planned— a spot fire from the Ptarmigan Fire in the...

VVR to Mammoth Lakes

Day 71: Mile 879 – 892.1 I woke up at VVR to the sounds of tents being packed away and other hikers setting off on trail. I packed up early, way before the others...

Mather Pass to Vermillion Valley Resort

Day 67: Mile 820.1 – 836.0 I slept all throughout the night, the cold temperatures dipping down to exactly what my sleeping bag was rated for. I was the perfect...

Onion Valley to Mather Pass

Day 64: Mile 790.1 (plus Kearsage Pass and Charlotte Lake Trail) I woke up late, which was a godsend on a day back to trail. It made such a difference not to rush getting...

Bishop Double Zero!!

Day 63: Bishop Zero #1 Today was officially two months on trail! I woke up feeling pretty exhausted at the Comfort Inn, even though I slept a long time. I ate the hotel...

Crabtree Meadows to Onion Valley (Mile 767.5 – 789.6)

Day 60: Mile 767.5 – 771.5 (plus ~17 non-trail miles) My alarm sounded at 3:30am, and I jolted awake, excited by the day ahead of me. Mt. Whitney!! My bag packed, I...

Kennedy Meadows to Crabtree Meadows (Mile 703.4 – 767.5)

Day 56: Mile 703.4 – 720.4 Starting the day, I felt much better having rested another night. At 7am, Rory, Clare and I piled in the van that would shuttle us to...

Kennedy Meadows Double Zero! Featuring a much needed visit from Isabel!

Day 54: KMS Zero, Day 1 My day with Isabel in Kennedy Meadows was amazing! We slept in and went to Grumpy Bear’s Retreat for breakfast, which had pancakes the size of...

Walker Pass to Kennedy Meadows (652.5 – 703.4)

Day 51: Mile 652.5 – 660.6 I woke up underneath the Milky Way at Walker Pass Campground to the sound of coyotes howling in correspondence close to camp. It was...