Now that I’ve gotten south to the Angeles National Forest and the Los Angeles basin, I’ve had several mornings where I’ve woken up to a ridgetop campsite shrouded in the mist of the marine layer which has settled in overnight or gotten to watch that layer roll in towards the end of the day.
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I just completed a multi-year thru hike (MYTH) of the Pacific Crest Trail (PCT). It took three years. I hiked 1840 miles in 2021, 733 miles in 2022, and 122 miles in 2023. The only reason I had to hike in 2023 was a wildfire closure at the north end of the PCT in 2022. During the past two years, I've also thru hiked other, shorter US trails. I hiked the Benton MacKaye Trail (GA, NC, TN) and the Tuscarora Trail (VA, WV, MD, PA) in 2022 plus the Ozark Highlands Trail (AR) in 2023. I hope to hike the Long Trail (VT) next year and the Colorado Trail at some point in the future. Please note, all content on this site is copyright.
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What a great video. Thanks for sharing some of the sights and sounds.
Carter Hikes 
What a great video. Thanks for sharing some of the sights and sounds.
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