She-ra Hikes

Exploring the world, one step at a time. Long distance backpacking – super hero style.

Navigation

Skip to content

Home
Long Distance Hikes
Press
- Articles
- Videos
- Podcasts
Gear List
Gear Reviews
- Stove
- Backpack
- Sleeping Pad
- Shelter
Sponsors & Supporters
Packrafting
About

Wyoming Photo Gallery

20150709_145456

20150709_145650

20150709_150509

20150709_171352

20150709_172309

20150710_161827

20150711_080138

20150711_100035

20150711_112736

20150711_112904

20150711_115247

20150712_133723

20150712_142225

20150712_144235

20150713_113730

20150713_171138

20150713_171613

20150713_180731

20150713_195102

20150713_202908

20150714_075739

20150714_110445

20150714_140038

20150715_113149

20150715_114520

20150715_123221

20150715_133831

20150715_142647

20150715_204332

20150716_065244

20150716_151552

20150717_140006

20150718_133912

20150718_140905

20150719_110258

20150719_112141

20150719_144614

20150719_145844

20150719_162911

20150719_175337

20150720_061548

20150720_074739

20150720_075905

20150720_080153

20150720_082303

20150720_124449

20150721_071142

20150721_104858

20150721_104948

20150721_120432

20150723_122824

20150723_124100

20150723_133038

20150723_134112

20150723_163544

20150723_171833

20150724_093801

20150724_113822

20150724_132839

20150724_133814

20150726_053259

20150726_173256

20150728_104145

20150728_121208

20150728_184748

20150728_193351

20150729_091410

20150729_142047

20150730_141133

20150730_142551

20150730_143556

20150731_170001

20150731_175520

20150801_173038

20150801_173322

20150801_174404

20150802_092321

20150802_115850

20150802_125433

20150802_145540

20150803_061033

20150803_064614

20150803_064635

20150805_181636

20150806_141153

20150809_171845

Share this:

Twitter
Facebook

Like this:

Like Loading...

View my Sunshine Coast hike video with NEMO

Listen to my interview on Backpacker Radio

Watch Oregon Field Guide

@WeAreHikertrash

It's fun to look back and see where I was 4 years ago on the CDT. Today was the day I saw my first wolf!!!! So big...she didn't even look my way. Then there was pizza in Darby.... Mmmmm... Pizza.

How could I almost forget my trailaversary?? Average Joe and I finished the Appalachian Trail 17 years ago yesterday! (we aren't old...just well seasoned 😎)

Win a copy! You may have seen my post last week...the amazing Julie Mosier over at @foodforsole wrote her first cook book for dehydrated backpacking meals, and I'm gonna give one away 😁 to enter comment below about why you'd love to have this book. (comments must be received by Monday, August 26 at noon pst. One winner chosen at random on Monday afternoon. US residents 18+ only...) Pre-orders still available at https://amzn.to/32OcG2H

Sometimes I bear hang...most of the time I sleep with my food. You? Even though I have #bearamones they haven't gotten me yet! (see @backpackerradio episode #44 for my bearamone story 🐻)

It's that time!!! #eatalltheberries

What a treat to take Julie from TOAKS backpacking for the first time!!

Tiny makes an appearance on the thru-hiker panel

@OregonDesertTrail

Mmm, don't forget to hydrate with some Steens Mountain Brewing beer when you are in Harney County! We found this one at Fields Station 🍻

We had a great time at PCT Days this weekend! We met hikers getting ready to hit the trail this fall and plenty who want to make it happen in the future. And a big Thanks to Tim with Friends of the Owyhee who came out to spread the good word on all they are doing in the Owyhee Canyonlands 👐

Hiking a route tip: There are numerous places along the ODT where hikers will encounter cattle or horse trails on cross country sections. To consolidate impacts, please use these existing "trails." However, when no wildlife trails are present on cross country sections, spread out to prevent creating any additional impacts. Just be careful! The cows may not always be heading the way you want to go!

We'll be at PCT Days this weekend with Friends of the Owyhee... Come chat about the ODT, eastern Oregon, backpacking or just your love of sagebrush 😁 Friday at 3pm we'll be presenting at the pavillion on how to take your backpacking to the next level, and tips on hiking a route. Hope to see you there!

You may have read about the mountain biker who saved a man’s life in remote country outside Lakeview earlier this summer. Follow along as that biker, Tomas Quinones, @adventuring.bike, shares a few scenes and notes from his epic bikepacking trip on the Oregon Big Country route. Day 1, Frenchglen to Steens. “Even at 7 am, our day star was beaming upon with me full ferocity.” ## “I love it when the roads start smooth then get progressively more difficult to traverse. It makes me feel like I’m escaping civilization and a guarantee that I would see fewer and fewer human beings in my journey.” Find more details on Tomas’s blog: http://adventuring.bike/2019/bikepacking-the-obc-day-1/ or at https://bikepacking.com/routes/oregon-big-country/

Can you believe this was on June 19 on Steens Mountain on the ODT! #Repost @arnoschuster ・・・ June 19 / Day 17 / mi 393 to 415 Today started off by putting our wet socks back on. They still hadn’t dried from the river crossings the day before. Since we could still see snow on the mountain we decided to take the safe and easier way up along the road instead of going cross country. This paid off with great views over Big Indian Canyon and fast miles. The last miles up to the summit were still snow covered which meant lots of slipping and sliding and post holing. The trail eventually goes down into a canyon but wasn’t visible at all. It took us several sketchy tries along different cliffs to get down the summit which cost us a lot of time. Once we started descending into the canyon the frustrating part began. Bushwhacking through man high vegetation for miles and hours. We put our heads down and tried to stay in the right mindset but dropped down to far and almost went into the wrong canyon/valley. So we had to scramble back up a steep sandy slope on all 4. This was definitely the most beautiful section on the #oregondeserttrail so far and probably the most challenging one. The first photo shows @joehikes_ looking down a steep snowy cliff trying to find a way down. . . . #steensmountain #easternoregon #desertadventures #theoregondesert #thruhike #thruhiking #hiking #odt #oregon #deserthiking #oregonhighdesert #oregonexplored #hikingroute #ultralightbackpacking

Roll call! Who is getting on the ODT this fall? It's too hot to hike in the desert now, so might as well plan for some eastern Oregon route hiking 😁

Tomorrow night at the Bend REI store, come learn some tips on how to gain the skills to hike a challenging route like the Oregon Desert Trail at 5:30pm #inbend

ODT hikers, you are in luck! Tall Town Bike and Camp in Lakeview has plenty of the gear you need on the trail, water purification, food, water bladders, stoves, fuel, hiking poles, compasses, spork and more. Check out the bikes 🚲 Owner Thom will help out with rides or logistics too! (check out the town guide for more info) don't forget to sign the trail register when you visit too 😉

Recent Posts

An INCREDIBLE story August 22, 2019
Backpacker Radio Podcast Interview August 1, 2019
Paddling Anxiety June 25, 2019
River Love June 23, 2019
Talking Trail June 11, 2019
Cut Toothbrushes Not Switchbacks May 21, 2019
Spring Basin Hike Inventory May 20, 2019
Take the Badlands Challenge April 2, 2019
Gear of the year March 11, 2019
Quiet adventures March 5, 2019

Read Me – Older Posts

Read Me – Older Posts

Follow Me

Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email.

Search

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

Tags

#bravethecdt backcountry ski backpack backpacking bend broken top cdt continental divide trail eastern oregon hike hikertrash hiking oregon oregon desert trail packraft pct ski ski tour solo female thru-hike

I founded, and sold the company hikertrash. I’m still hikertrash though.

Blog at WordPress.com.

Post to

Cancel

%d bloggers like this: