46 episodes
Trails Worth Hiking Jeremy Pendrey
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4.8 • 62 Ratings
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On Trails Worth Hiking, we bring you the most interesting backpacking and trekking routes in the world. Every trail has a story. In the first part of each episode, we tell you the stories behind the trail. In the second part, we tell you how to hike the trail. In each episode, guests who have hiked the trail join Jeremy, our host, to talk about the experience of hiking it. Join us on each episode as we hear the story, then hike the trail.
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Ep. 46: Uinta Highline Trail
Listener and photographer Christian Paul joins Jeremy to talk about his epic adventure on the Uinta Highline Trail. This amazing long-distance trail traverses the highest mountain range in Utah. The trail crosses several high mountain passes and gives the hiker views of glaciated landscapes dotted with alpine lakes brimming with trout. And Christian talks about the important life changes he made to be able to undertake this challenging hike.
Christian's photography business: https://www.christianpaulphotography.com/
Christian's YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6aJIhsOVJ0Re319OI_GSpw/videos
Christian's videos on the Highline Trail: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OutLohnnsno&list=PLsu1l97U14cDHbKFpKPfe1MJUviG-DMWi
Our sponsor, Outdoor Herbivore (listen to the episode for a new discount code!): https://outdoorherbivore.com/
Janna and Grant Glaze's Alta Via 1 video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bbWa9jz215A
Questions, comments, or suggestions: trailsworthhiking@gmail.com
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Ep. 45: Art Loeb Trail
Listener Dane Schuckman joins Jeremy to talk about Dane's hike of the Art Loeb trail in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Western North Carolina. Dane takes us through this multi-day hike along ridges and over peaks in the wild high country of this part of North Carolina. And Jeremy tells the story of Art Loeb, the man behind the name of this rugged and challenging trail.
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Ep. 44: Camino de Santiago
Author Suzanne Roberts joins Jeremy to talk about her hike in Spain on the Camino de Santiago. In fact, Suzanne hiked more than one of the Caminos to Santiago de Compostela. And Jeremy recounts the interesting history and legend of the Camino de Santiago. Also, Suzanne talks about the new edition of her book, Almost Somewhere, about her first thru hike of the John Muir Trail.
Suzanne Roberts: https://www.suzanneroberts.net/
Our sponsor, Outdoor Herbivore: https://outdoorherbivore.com/
Questions, comments, and suggestions: trailsworthhiking@gmail.com
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Ep. 43: Yorkshire Wolds Way
Listener Mimi Cortes joins Jeremy to talk about her thru hike of the little-known Yorkshire Wolds Way in England. Mimi tells Jeremy about the wonderful medieval towns and beautiful countryside that hikers experience on this week-long adventure. And we learn about one of England's most famous outlaws who, in the 1730s, frequented one of the inns along the trail.
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Ep. 42: Trans-Catalina Trail
Listeners Rachel and Beth Irvine join Jeremy to talk about their hike on the Trans-Catalina Trail across the length of Santa Catalina Island off the coast of Southern California. And learn about the island's unlikely history, which includes baseball spring training, the first movie theater for talking motion pictures, and bison!
Listener David Poirier's YouTube channel, Dave en rando: https://www.youtube.com/@daveenrando1820/featured
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Ep. 41: Laugavegur Trail
Author Nadine Slavinski joins Jeremy to talk about her hike of the Laugavegur Trail in Iceland. This four-day adventure crosses a wide variety of beautiful terrain, including volcanic landscapes, glaciers, and verdant valleys. And learn about one of Iceland's most interesting sagas, a wild tale of revenge and murder.
Nadine's website where you can buy her books: http://nslavinski.com/
Nadine's blog, The Travel Bug: https://www.thetravelbug.blog/index.html
Nadine's post about the Laugavegur Trail: https://www.thetravelbug.blog/trips/trekking-icelands-laugavegur-trail.html
Outdoor Herbivore (10% off): https://outdoorherbivore.com/
Questions, comments, or suggestions: trailsworthhiking@gmail.com
Instagram: @trailsworthhikingpodcast
Customer Reviews
Great info for hikers and trekkers
Just listened to the Kumano Kodo episode. Great info especially as I’ll be hiking there next fall. Looking forward to learning about other great hikes. Entertaining and informative.
Always a great entertaining show
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If you are a backpacker you’ll love this podcast!
I discovered this podcast while driving to the Ruby Mountains to do the Ruby Crest Trail. It was very informative, educational, and entertaining to hear him and his guests discuss, from a hiking boot on the ground perspective, what these trails will be like if you visit them. Day 3 on the RCT I carried the recommended amount of water and it was perfect! I’ve enjoyed many episodes on here. Definitely recommend this show!
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