The Long Trail Thru Hike w/ Zpacks | Ep01
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- Опубликовано: 4 июл 2018
- Follow Red Beard and Details from Zpacks and friends as they thru hike the 270 mile Long Trail in Vermont. In Part 1 we hike from the Southern Terminus to Route 4 at mile 104.5.
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I retired last year and I hiked the Long Trail this year with mg best friend Maggie. She is 45 pound hound mix. I must add that Zpack gear made my trip much more enjoyable. Having a base weight of eight pounds is awesome. I only hiked about four days before I resupplied. Thanks Zpacks for making such great light gear. For those of you planning on hiking the LT I would avoid June, but city. The fall is awesome. September into October is the best.
I can’t help notice this 2018 trail is your last adventure blog - ya’ll are overdue for a holiday!
Excellent 3 part series! Thank you!!
I hiked the lower 104 miles while hiking the AT. I hope to complete the rest of the trail late Sept.
It looks a lot like S. ME. with lots of ups and downs and some spectacular views along the way.
Congrats for your filming! Great job! Thanks for sharing! 👍
Awesome vid so far looking at doing this trail next year!
Come to Malaysia and complete our Trans V3 trail (approx. 125 mile). With different climate, it can be bonus to test your products here. 💪 Really hope to see you guys here.
Thank you for doing a good video of The Long Trail. I live in the area and it's what I want to cut my teeth on trying my first a long hike, But there weren't many videos really showing much of the trail. Mostly just "Here are our photos of the summits and a few quick clips". I've been looking for a good Vlog of the long trail.
We really hope they help out. Such a beautiful trail. We want to hike it again! 💚
Awesome! New subsciber here:)
Glad you liked my backyard to let you know you were incorrect the shelter you stayed at at the end before Rutland was on Pico mountain after Killington the Killington shelter is almost near the peak
wish i worked with you guys
Great vid... call me next time for the hike :)
How do u kno what size back to carry.whats it based on
Any poison oak or ivy? Is there any poisonous snakes?
Poison ivy is pretty common everywhere, but its not much of an issue if you're on trail. There's only one species of rattle snake in Vermont but it's extremely rare and only in one specific area