What's it like to spend six months walking the length of the United States, from Mexico to Canada, following a wilderness trail? Liz and Simon Willis tackled the Pacific Crest Trail in 2002 at a time many people now consider to be a 'classic era' on the PCT. They recorded conversations with hikers, trail angels and townsfolk and, eventually, assembled them into this audio time capsule of a life-ch... more
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 10 | Founded | a year ago |
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Categories | SportsWilderness |
We heard an edited version of how Hiker Heaven came into existence in Episode 3. Here’s the full story, as told to assembled hikers, by Donna and Jeff Saufley on Sunday 19th May 2002. Sadly Donna passed away in October 2023. She will be remembered fo... more
Also known as Fleur and Robin they completed their thru-hike twenty years after us. We hear the social side of PCT hiking, how different groups form and change on the route, and we compare and contrast our experiences, twenty years apart, practical a... more
Twenty years on we speak to a pioneer of ultralight hiking, Henry Shires. His revolutionary combination of homemade Tarp and Tent was tested during his own 1999 hike, then grew into his business. more
We come up to date for the rest of the series. Who now hikes the PCT ? How do they tackle resupply? How many finish? The answers come from the PCT Hiker Survey compiled by Mac (trail name). You can find all the data and sign-up sheet at HalfWayAnywhe... more
Together again, we power through Oregon, racing against the arrival of winter. Snow comes early and our flimsy running shoes struggle to cope. Speaking to other hikers, we find a range of attitudes towards the imminent end of the long trail. We take ... more
The mental effort of the hike starts to get to us. We have bad news from home and have to return to the UK. Three weeks later, I’m back on the trail, alone, hiking solo through Northern California. I meet and spend time with a backcountry trail crew ... more
As we leave Kennedy Meadows we find hikers feeling the trail has become a job. We brew tea with four other hikers in snow on the summit of Forrester Pass, before heading into Vermillion Valley Resort. We loose the trail in snow and are forced to find... more
Back in the desert, we’re attacked by fire ants. Later we sit around a campfire with other hikers and discuss the trail so far. We hear the creation story of Hiker Heaven from ultimate trail angels Donna and Jeff Saufley, now moved on. More trail ang... more
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