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Breaking trail takes a lot more work than following an existing path, but you get the chance to set something new...perhaps a more efficient, streamlined, and effective way.
Shoe skis to deal with the San Juan snow in Colorado the CDT worked...kind of. A full backcountry set up would have been more enjoyable (hint: the weakest link in this whole set-up were my ankles), but as I glided over those long snow traverses while others postholed and snow shoed through, it felt like the greatest idea in the world.
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Just because there is snow on the ground doesn't mean you have to stop hiking....read some tips on staying warm and comfortable on your next cold weather hike!

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  • The Blues Beckon January 23, 2021
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  • To Thru-Hike Is To Go Home December 16, 2020
  • Blue Mountain Trail Photos November 13, 2020

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When I'm not backpacking, I'm probably packrafting.

Top Posts & Pages

  • Gear Review: TOAKS Alcohol Stove & TiStand
    Gear Review: TOAKS Alcohol Stove & TiStand
  • Skiing Steens Mountain
    Skiing Steens Mountain
  • Gear List
    Gear List
  • 2020 Blue Mountains Trail
    2020 Blue Mountains Trail
  • The Blue Mountains Trail - A 60-year vision gains momentum
    The Blue Mountains Trail - A 60-year vision gains momentum
  • More Blue Mountains Trail
    More Blue Mountains Trail
  • Idaho Sawtooth Adventure: Day 5 - 1 mile hike, 9 miles packraft
    Idaho Sawtooth Adventure: Day 5 - 1 mile hike, 9 miles packraft
  • BMT Day 1 - 14.5 miles
    BMT Day 1 - 14.5 miles
  • BMT Day 3 - 17.6 miles (48.8 total) 
    BMT Day 3 - 17.6 miles (48.8 total) 
  • BMT Day 5 - 22.5 miles (92.2 miles total)
    BMT Day 5 - 22.5 miles (92.2 miles total)

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