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Whether you’re a beginner hiker or a veteran of the trails, everyone craves community in their life, and hiking groups and hiking challenges are an awesome way to find hiking buddies. Plus, they can help you amp up your hiking goals and intentions throughout the year.

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Do you dream of hitting the trails and escaping into the backcountry, but don’t know where to start? If you’re looking for some guidance to get started, a backpacking program is just what you need.

A backpacking program can help guide you on your dream adventure and learn the skills yo...


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Hiking Mount Langley should most definitely be at the top of your Sierra Nevada hiking bucket list. Not only is Mount Langley one of the tallest peaks in California (also known as a California “14er”), but in my opinion, it’s one of the most beautiful hiking and backpacking areas in the Sier...


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The Onion Valley to Whitney Portal section of the John Muir Trail is by FAR one of my favorite backpacking trips in the Sierra Nevada Mountains. This epic section of the JMT takes you up and down some of the most iconic Sierra Nevada mountain passes (like Kearsarge Pass), challenges you ever...


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When I talk to people who are getting started with hiking and backpacking, I always get tons of questions about navigation. Although it might seem confusing and even overwhelming, navigating is such an important skill to have in the backcountry, whether you’re using a map & compass, a sm...


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