Our 2022 Backpacking Pack & Shelter Gear Guide
- by nocmanus
This last year (2021) we have traveled across the Country in some pretty remote areas. From Mountains of Montana, to the deserts of..
Backpacking With Type 1 Diabetes Working Through The Fear
- by nocmanus
Written by Amy Tappendorf “What was your favorite part?” It’s a common question I get after returning from a backpacking trip. The thing..
INCREASE YOUR LUNG CAPACITY FOR BACKPACKING
- by nocmanus
Lung capacity is a critical factor in your ability to conquer long trails or climb to high elevations. When I climbed Longs Peak..
Surviving Mosquito’s and Ticks
- by nocmanus
Insects may be small, but they can cause some serious issues when backpacking/hiking. Protecting yourself from insect-borne diseases, decreases your chances of developing..
How To Hike The Kalalau Trail
Do you have a “bucket list” hike? How about one of the most dangerous hikes in the Country. Well, it’s in Hawaii and..
What Has It Been Like Taking Our Podcast On The Road Full Time?
- by nocmanus
In the 7 months we have taken our Trust The Trail Podcast on the road full time we can say for certain that..
Badass Female Hikers – BECOME A PEEING PRO
If you are a female backpacker, then you’ve already thought of how to manage the 3 p’s out in the wilderness. Pee. Poop...
How I Infected Myself With The Norovirus
After 2020, social distancing might be a normal way of life now. We’ve adapted to becoming more aware of what we touch and..
3 Season VS 4 Season Winter Backpacking
- by nocmanus
There is a huge difference between 3 season Winter Backpacking and 4 Season Winter Backpacking. It’s important to know the difference so you..
How to Blast a Duke in the Desert
- by nocmanus
Just to be clear, blasting a duke means poop. Our command by the way for our Blue Healer, Caldonia. Seems to be a..
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nocmanus
In 2003 I completed a Thru-Hike on the Appalachian Trail. Since then I have over 12,000 miles underfoot and 20 years of backpacking, and camping experience. Certifications include WFA, WFR, LNT Trainer, and belong to AORE. Have been guiding backpacking trips for over 10 years. The outdoors has taught me one thing. Trusting the Trail! really does provide everything a person needs.
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