I'M DOIN IT!! I'm on the PCT!
Wolverine Hikes
People who know me know that I belong on the Trail. I've thru-hiked the Appalachian Trail (three times, now),the Pacific Crest Trail and the mighty Continental Divide Trail. I've hiked many of the long trails here in Michigan including being the first to hike both the Ironwood Trail and the Great Lake To Lake Trail. In 2017, I hiked the Israel National Trail and the Golan Heights Trail. I was the first to hike the Baja Divide Trail in Mexico but failed miserably to thru-hike the Bruce Trail in Canada. In 2019, I hiked the TEMBR in Ecuador and 1,150 miles of the North Country Trail as it runs through my home state of Michigan.
The purpose of this blog is to keep anyone who is interested informed of my progress and to encourage those who are able to support me in these endeavors.
Wednesday, April 25, 2012
Tuesday, April 24, 2012
Thanks To Those Who Got Me To The Trail
Big thanks to all my gracious hosts:
John and Susie Cassidy and their wonderful daughter Amelia in Simi Valley, CA
and my girls in Oceanside, CA:
Dayna and Chelsea Hillier and Laura Marquez.
Couldn't even have started this hike without their help.
John and Susie Cassidy and their wonderful daughter Amelia in Simi Valley, CA
and my girls in Oceanside, CA:
Dayna and Chelsea Hillier and Laura Marquez.
Couldn't even have started this hike without their help.
Monday, April 16, 2012
A Thank You
Many thanks to Marlyss Hollyer for her generous support of my hike. She has been very kind to me and I appreciate it!
Susie & Drew
My dear friends Susie and Drew have always been there for me. Look what they gave me to help me on the trail:
Many thanks and love to both of them!
Many thanks and love to both of them!
Thursday, April 12, 2012
Wednesday, April 11, 2012
Saturday, April 7, 2012
This is a good deal. For every UPC code you enter they donate a buck to preserving the National Parks. Easy to do - worthy cause. Go to this website.
Tuesday, April 3, 2012
Please help support my friend Scott 'Squatch' Herriott in his quest to make awesome documentary films about life on the trail.
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