
So many of us venture into nature seeking serenity, solitude and adventure, but some unlucky ones find misfortune instead. We're here to share these stories. Grab your pack and join us as we go off the trails. Join Danielle and Maegan each week for stories of mystery and misadventure in the great outdoors.Presented by Unknown Media
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 158 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | WildernessSportsTrue Crime | |||

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Please just tell the story. We dont want to hear you chat.
Love the hosts and each episode! One of my favorite podcasts!
Only listened to the first episode, seems like they barely know the details. why are you qualified to talk about this? The part where the 3 year old reported seeing the victim, their comments are just not cool. Feels like everything wrong with "True crime"
The stories are alright, but the hosts do all this blah, blah, blah before they actually get to the story. I don’t care about their personal lives but apparently they think I should.
These girls are friends for life who are sharing their friendship with the world while bringing awareness to cases of missing and lost people from around the globe. They include valuable discussions about the effects these cases have on the community beyond their families and how we can take action in our own lives to recognize when a similar tragedy may be on the horizon. This isn’t a podcast by experts, it’s a podcast by fellow relatable humans.
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Outdoor mystery storytelling with a focus on missing persons, backcountry misadventures, and search-and-rescue dynamics. Episodes weave detailed case recaps, geography, and safety takeaways, often blending historical cases with contemporary perspectives. The show is notable for its conversational chemistry between the hosts, a respectful tone toward those affected, and practical tips for hikers and adventurers. While firmly rooted in true crime, it places an emphasis on preparedness, risk awareness, and softer storytelling that appeals to curious outdoor enthusiasts and fans of in-depth case discussions.
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Off the Trails launched 3 years ago and published 158 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Off the Trails include:
1. David Whittlesey
2. William Pike
3. James Christie
4. Matthew McGough
5. Shannon McGough
6. Mark Sorensen
7. Robert Rusnak
8. Jenny Leung
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