
Episode #567 - Days 112-114 Appalachian Trail 2026
We're in damp Vermont right now, with the mud and water making things a touch more tricky. The trail continues to be challenging, with the s...
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We're in damp Vermont right now, with the mud and water making things a touch more tricky. The trail continues to be challenging, with the s...

With record amounts of rainfall this week in Massachusetts, Nuke and I decided to wait it out during a zero day in Lee. Once we got back on...

It's been another week of concern over my recent falls, but also one where I've had to manage my hike more proactively. I had a zero day in...

With the rocks finding new ways to hurt me, I'm falling a little too often for comfort. I'm now into Massachusetts, so I know that the rocks...

I'm into Connecticut now, with the terrain a little more benign than the past few weeks. Added to this, I'm on a bit of a slackpacking run w...

Smoke from Canada and heat have conspired to test me this week, though it was the smoke that was likely more dangerous. That said, another s...

It's been another steamy few days that have fully exhausted me. Miles have become harder due to my tiredness, not the terrain. I'm hoping a...

This week has given me several days of slackpacking, with generous listeners helping me out so freely. I couldn't have been more humbled to...

After the heat of last week, the temperatures have fallen and rain is starting to wash out the air. I've continued to put in the miles, incl...

Our sweltering weather hit us hard this week, with a couple of days above 100°. Despite the searing heat, I've been able to maintain my mile...

We're facing a tough week or two of excessive heat, with this week the fiercest so far. With temperatures up in the late 90s and early 100s,...

The miles continue to pile up, with a twenty-mile day this week. It's true that the terrain is particularly conducive to twenty-mile plus da...

I've been upping the mileage this week and am back to the levels I was achieving prior to my shin splints. I know, I need to be careful, but...

At last, I'm back on trail, choosing Harper's Ferry as my start point to launch my hike to get to Katahdin before October. These first few d...

This is a bit of a transition episode for the podcast. I wanted to talk about going back to the trail this week, but there isn't a great dea...

Today, Greg Fisher takes us back to the Appalachian Trail in the 1960s, when he and two other 16-year-olds took a 17-day hike on the trail i...

As I did before when I finished the Appalachian Trail in 2019, I got a friend of mine, Glenn Hebert, from the Horse Radio Network, to debrie...

A whole bunch of zeroes as I try to recover from the recent injury to my leg. I've been patient and rested my leg, but the arrival of new Ob...

A bit of a critical week to recap today, with an injury that landed me in the Emergency Room in Pearisburg. I'm currently off trail but work...

I've reached the quarterway point of the Application Trail, and am getting dark thoughts about the weather in the next few months. It is alr...