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Voices from the hiking and PCT community in Oregon.

Thirst 2600 Miles to Home

TRAIL TALK Thirst: 2600 Miles to Home In 2013, Heather “Anish” Anderson left her job, her marriage, and a dissatisfied life and walked into the mountains. Having recently completed the “Triple Crown” of thru-hiking—the Appalachian Trail (AT), Pacific Crest Trail (PCT), and Continental Divide Trail (CDT)—she longed for more. With new purpose, Anderson sought to claim the Fastest …

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Meet the PNW’s Beer and Trails Experts

Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Email TRAIL TALK Meet the PNW’sBeer & Trails Experts Like hiking? Like beer? Then you’re going to love Beer Hiking Pacific Northwest. Washington-based travel writers Rachel Wood and Brandon Fralic have done the hard work of hiking trails and drinking beer all over Oregon, Washington and British Columbia to pair 50 …

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Q&A with PCT Author Philip Kramer

Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Email TRAIL TALK PCT Author Philip Kramer Philip Kramer has been a shoe salesman, bulldozer operator, janitor, newspaper deliveryman, forklift operator, travel photographer, thru-hiker, hiking guidebook author and, most recently, a husband and father. He spent three years hiking, photographing, writing and researching the Pacific Crest Trail in Northern California for his …

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Meet PCT Author Shawnté Salabert

Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Email TRAIL TALK PCT Author Shawnté Salabert The Pacific Crest Trail had occupied Shawnté Salabert‘s mind for a long time. Three years ago, while writing for Modern Hiker, she couldn’t fathom how special it would to hike the PCT, much less to write about the experience. But then she was invited to …

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