Day 103-112 on the Pacific Crest Trail (Episode 16)

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Episode 16 of my SOBO thru hike of the Pacific Crest Trail takes me across 198 miles of the stunning desert over 10 days. This is my first section hiking with my husband Brian, and it's obvious that I am really enjoying the company!
We hike through rolling hills, wind turbine farms, the Mojave Desert, along the LA Aqueduct, take a zero day in Tehachapi and make our way to Agua Dulce. From sweeping views, to long water carries, to trail magic, this episode has it all!
I really hope you enjoy joining me (and Brian) over the next 10 days of thru hiking the Pacific Crest Trail :)
Thanks so much for watching!
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@kathimatthes-sr3fv Месяц назад

Another great video, it’s so interesting to see the different landscapes as you’ve continued on your journey!!! Your daily mileage is SO impressive and how easily you say “we are hiking 25 miles today”!!! (Of course, I know it’s not easy, but you make it look effortless at times). Also, thanks for answering my prior questions about walking through streams. Great to hear that your shoes dry easily and that you don’t get blisters (YAY). Again, you are so inspirational with your attitude and smiles through HARD work. It’s been double fun watching your Tofino journey, too. Thanks for taking us along❤

@pegspun Месяц назад

I love that Brian is with you for this section! Seems like you two have a very beautiful, peaceful marriage, which is such a gift. Thank you so much for taking us along and sharing your journey.🤍

@kathycampbell7266 Месяц назад

So impressive how well Brian did so quickly! You two are rocking it together ❤

@biker_trash922 Месяц назад

Very cool following you the whole way. I can't believe you only have 300 miles left!!

@tamaravaughan503 Месяц назад

Your smile, when Brian is with you❤

@alissa_thornton Месяц назад

If you and Brian ever want to hike the Wonderland Trail, around Mt. Rainier, we live just outside the park. You could stay with us and I could transport you to the trail. This will be my 3rd summer as a Trail Angel at White Pass (PCT mile 2295) and also hosting thru hikers in our home, and I’ll be thru hiking the PCT in 2025! I love your videos!

@johnganshow5536 Месяц назад

Brian's trail name should be Super Mario, that's who he reminds me of. Loved this episode. Thank you...

@Iggylux Месяц назад

Again so nice to see you and your husband now, you look happy. I dont think a lot of people know how it is to walk that much everyday for a long time . All respect.

@richeretrudeau226 Месяц назад

i was contemplating going SOBO since I have a hard time with intense heat. I can't wait to see how you managed the rest of the trail. Also, you guys look so cute together!

@sarahwieland3243 Месяц назад

What an amazing adventure! I was so happy to see ur hubby got to make it out there to be with u on this last stretch. Hang in there ❤

@ohheynoddle Месяц назад

Ooooh! That rattlesnake was a sight to see!

@Shihzooz Месяц назад

Thanks for the heads up! Read this before the end and was able to pop off😵‍💫 horrible phobia 😵‍💫

@TheSwissHiker Месяц назад

Nice to see how you enjoy the hike with Ryan, Krysta. Greetings from Switzerland, Benjamin

@edwardleecaliforniausa Месяц назад

Good morning happy Sunday morning to you and I enjoy your channel and you are amazing supporter

@peterfontaine4627 Месяц назад

Wow--you two have the biggest smiles in this section! You are right--the Desert Section looks like such a different world. I have only hiked in Joshua Tree as far as desert goes, so I have had just a little taste. I was just wondering if you had seen rattlesnakes in November, then all of a sudden, a rattlesnake appeared in your video! I don't think I had ever seen a hiker do the aqueduct section in the daytime before--because most videos are from NOBOS and they do it at night, usually.

@melissarodgers764 Месяц назад

From about 14:30 on, there were patches that didn’t even look like desert. Great scenery.

@melissarodgers764 Месяц назад

Your daily mileage is huge compared to what I see from many through hikers. Very impressive.

@coffee-co8gk Месяц назад

Sunday so thusly new video

@bearanoia673 Месяц назад

🐻🌲

@glengullickson6538 Месяц назад

Go, Brian, Go! Krysta, are you still carrying your bear cannister? Top of your pack looks like it.

@KrystaNorwick Месяц назад

Yes I was! Brian had the Ursack, so I decided to just keep carrying the bear canister while he was here. Definitely not a necessity though.

@AellaMaude-oy9qn Месяц назад

Why do you wear your raincoat so much? Do you not get hot & sweaty? I'd be overheating when hiking with a raincoat, (even one with pit zips), on even if it's coldish, (-5C)?

@keithmeyers1720 Месяц назад

Good question, I've been pondering that too!! If I am moving any pace at all I am hot (and sweaty) when hiking.

@KrystaNorwick Месяц назад

I wear my jacket when it's cold and take it off once I get hot or start sweating! The mornings and evenings were really cold because it was Nov/Dec at this time. I was also running colder at this point because I'd lost a lot of my body fat, so I felt I needed the extra layer more.