This week I just received my replacement pair of Salomon Odyssey Pro and I thought this would be a great time to talk a bit about the shoe that I have wore for 700 miles. Hiking shoes are very difficult to recommend and review. Everyone has a different foot and...

A couple days ago, we started the most interesting section of Northern California so far. It was a pretty infamous section because people either love it or hate it. Love it because it's one of the most beautiful section on top of an escarpment with views of Mount...

I have always been fascinated with multipitch technical climbing. The idea of being couple hundred feet off the ground, reaching impossible places and fantastic views absolutely thrills me.   Turns out, the Pacific Crest Trail passes by Castle Crags, a forrest of old...

A small story on the lessons the Pacific Crest Trail has taught me over the last two months. There’s a lot of parallel from hiking to how to live life to the fullest.

While the Sierras are storming, Carmen, Lost and I decided to take a road trip to death valley! Behold the adventures of ghost towns, alien sceneries and old mine shafts.

Tehachapi signified the end of the Southern California section of the PCT but that doesn’t mean the desert is over. Just when we looked upon the southern flanks of the Sierras and let down our guard, the desert came back with one last sting, one last attempt to beat us down.

From Tehachapi to Walker pass, it was a 90 mile of gruesome hiking. The third day turned out to be the most gruesome and difficult section I have ever encountered on the PCT.

This is an excitement packed entry. This blog is all about the wonder packed section from Agua Dulce to Tehachapi. We went through magical and eccentric trail angel houses, famous landscapes and the aquaducts and wind turbines at the edge of the barren Mojave. The end of this section, Tehachapi, signified the end of Southern California and the start of the journey towards the granite and snow of the Sierras.

It’s been one month on the Pacific Crest Trail. it’s about time to write a small summary. This is what the PCT really means to me, the things I learned and how it changed my life. I hope from this you can understand why people sacrifice so much to just walk and be inspired to take your own journey.

A little bit of a recount of how sleeping on the PCT went for me this first month! All the little misfortunes and changes I made as I gain my experience on the PCT and trying to become a better hiker.