107 The Backpacker’s Right to Passage
- by nocmanus
What are the most commonly asked QUESTIONS on the Trail? Whether its during a Thru-Hike or a Weekend Hike – it doesn’t seem..
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106 To Bear Canister or Not to Canister
- by nocmanus
On this episode we discuss the whole Bear Canister deal. How to carry one, where to get one, do you really need one,..
104 Ultra Lightweight Tents Single Wall or Double Wall
- by nocmanus
Single Wall or Double Wall? What does ultra light weight tents mean to you? This is the second part of a three part..
103 What Does a Ultra Lightweight Tent Mean To You?
- by nocmanus
This is the first part of the 3 part series on what does a ultra lightweight tent meant to you, and how to..
102 The Unknown Trail
- by nocmanus
On this episode we discuss taking the blind leap forward. How two people on opposite sides of the country trusted the trail and..
101 The Unseen War Saving the Hemlocks
- by nocmanus
On this episode we talk Bugs, Beetles and Hemlocks. How one pesky tiny insect named the “Hemlock Woolly Adelgid” (A-DEL-GID) is destroying the..
100 Celebrating the People’s Trail
- by nocmanus
We are LIVE from the Appalachian Trail outside of Tent City at Amicalola Falls State Park for our 100th episode. It’s all open..
Episode 99 Backpacking with the Baily’s
- by nocmanus
On this episode we share our experience guiding an entire family “the Baily’s” on their first backpacking trip. What exactly did they learn..
Episode 95: Prepping Physically for the Appalachian Trail
- by nocmanus
This is the beginning of a three part series on How to prepare for a Thru-Hike on the Appalachian Trail. The Series will..
Episode 94: How Many Gear Manufacturers Can Sit in a Van?
- by nocmanus
How many gear manufacturers does it take to sit in a van and discuss ALL THINGS backpacking? On this episode we share with..
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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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