Triple Crown of Thru-Hiking (USA)
The Triple Crown consists of the Big Three National Scenic Trails: The Appalachian Trail, the Pacific Crest Trail and the Continental Divide Trail. Completing the Triple Crown requires about 7,900 miles of hiking through 22 US States. As of the end of 2018, about 400 people are acknowledged to have comple
Lakeshore Trail (MI)
The Lakeshore Trail is a 20-mile paved bicycle path allows you to travel from Grand Haven State Park to Holland State Park on one continuous trail. The trail is a separate non-motorized path that runs parallel to Lakeshore Drive and offers many recreational opportunities along the way. Aside from the famous state parks at either end, the trail travels through three Ottawa County beach parks and natural areas: Rosy Mound Natural Area, Kirk Park and Tunnel Park. Along the route, the trail travels next to a ridge of rolling dunes surrounded by a protective canopy of trees in dense foliage.
Sean O'Rourke - Lowest to Highest (CA) - 2018-11-20
Taylor Nowlin - Grand Canyon Crossings (AZ) - 2018-11-21
Mary Flinders, Tabatha Collins - Staircase 5 Pass Lollipop (WA) - 2018-11-19
Episode 10: Heather "Anish" Anderson
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Nobody can do the big thru-hikes like Heather Anderson - she once held the Self-Supported Overall (not Female) FKT’s for the PCT, AT, and Arizona Trail - simultaneously.
Jason Hardrath - Tenaya Peak, NW Buttress (CA) - 2018-11-18
Tenaya Peak, NW Buttress (CA)
Tenaya Peak via Northwest Buttress 5.4YDS, If you are looking for a "quick sprint" slab free-solo then this is it!
The basics:
- Start at the little pull off along beach at the Northeast corner of the lake. (You can start at the parking lot just a tenth of a mile further too but running along the beach with a view of your whole climb above you is just so much more aesthetic but perhaps slower, your call)
- run along the beach until the picnic area then spot the faint climbers trail along the creek turn left l, away from the lake, to follow this.