CDT – On The Trail Stats
CDT Miles Completed: 0 / 3,100
States Hit: 0 / 4
NM•Current Days on The Trail: 0
WILDLIFE ENCOUNTERS
Bears: 0
Snakes: 0
Deer: 0
Elk: 0Archives
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PCT – On The Trail Stats
PCT Miles Completed: 2,668 / 2,668
States Hit: 3 / 3
CA•OR•WACurrent Days on The Trail: 148
WILDLIFE ENCOUNTERS
Snakes: 15
Deer: 91
Elk: 6Benton MacKaye On The Trail Stats
The Approach Trail: 9 / 9
BMT Miles Completed: 288 / 288
Additional AT Miles Completed: 36
States Hit: 3 / 3
GA•TN•NCDays on The Trail: 27
WILDLIFE ENCOUNTERS
Bears: 3
Snakes: 2
Deer: 4
Elk: 1
Turkeys: 11Appalachian Trail Stats
The Approach Trail: 9 / 9
AT Miles Completed: 2,184 / 2,184
States Hit: 14 / 14
GA•NC•TN•VA•WV•MD•PA•
NJ•NY•CT•MA•VT•NH•MEDays on The Trail: 150
WILDLIFE ENCOUNTERS
Bears: 7
Snakes: 40
Deer: 51
Moose: 2Information Links
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Author Archives: dnlangford
Sun Kosi, Nepal 2017
From both Mary and me, many thanks again to Liam Kirkham, a British friend, who put this trip together for everyone, and the staff at GRG’s Kayaking Adventures for making our trip down the Sun Kosi River another outstanding and rewarding … Continue reading
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Middle Fork Salmon River, ID / Wyoming
From both Mary and me, many thanks again to Bob Sarratt, who put this trip together for everyone, and the fine folks and staff at Mountain Travel Sobek for making our trip down the Middle Fork Salmon River another EPIC outdoor … Continue reading
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Big Whitewater Plans for 2017
Well, I hate to say it, but my plans to start hiking the CDT (Continental Divide Trail) have moved out to yet another year. Why? I guess you could say that those river gods are just calling me stronger these days. I’ve decided … Continue reading
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My Pinhoti Trail Thru Hike
I just finished my Pinhoti Trail thru hike a couple of weeks ago and for the first time I wasn’t a complete purist on the trail. I skipped over a very small section at Strawberry Mountain around the Lafayette area where I was enjoying … Continue reading
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What’s Happening and The Pinhoti Trail in 2016
Wow, it’s been a long time since my last update on my blog, so here’s a quick recap of what’s been going on since finishing the PCT in 2014 and on what’s in store for 2016. It was always my plan to take … Continue reading
Manning Park, Canada
Day 148 – Friday, September 5 I made it to the northern terminus of the PCT or the Canadian border on Friday, September 5th right about 5 p.m. to finish my thru hike. It was a pleasure to spend the last couple of … Continue reading
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White Pass
Day 131 – Tuesday, August 19 These days I’m working hard to slow my pace down and enjoy the last several weeks on the trail. With the miles I have remaining it’s beginning to feel more like a short backpacking trip in … Continue reading
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