Solo Thru Hike 96 Miles LSHT
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- Опубликовано: 1 апр 2022
- LSHT: Lone Star Hiking Trail, in Texas, it is our National Recreation Trail, Sam Houston’s National Forest. March is perfect time of the year. I solo Thru-backpack 96.6 complete trail. An amazing forest walk, some mud, nine days, couple of Nero, one on trail. A rainy morning and river wading add to the fun. I took 10 days of food in a bear canister as I will need to do this on my summer next trip, training.
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Facebook group for information on the Lone star trail
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Download Maprika ski app and all the LSHT maps - great gps nav.
Verizon works great.
Find Charlotte on FB group for shuttle info and lodging
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Great info! Thank you for documenting. I like your style! 😊 I’m looking to start my thru hike of this in a few weeks. Hopefully, it’ll dry up by then. Anyway, your video gave me the encouragement I needed. And I just saw that you’ve done this trail twice. If you’re up for a third time, you’re welcome to join me. Lol. Thank you again!
I like to do it yearly - can’t join you but certainly like to wish you all the best - enjoy it !
What a Journey! now i see what all the mud you were talking about 😐, That looks like some serious fun though, i don't know if i want to solo it for 10 days, i may go see if I hike it with Jerry if he is still going in Feb /March lol
Need anything let me know, Charlotte is a good trail Angel who helps, I have friends nearby too. If you want company in April let me know …
Wonderful!
Thanks for sharing your journey, Liz.
I’ve planned this thru hike this in February. I’ve enjoyed watching and look forward to watching your other adventures.
Thank you, enjoy !
Congratulations 🎉 Another Lone Star Trail hike done. I enjoyed the video.
Thank you. It really was the perfect time to go. I think it’s going to be a yearly event Just too close to home and great exercise early in the season
Great job! All that mud reminded me why I was one and done on the LSHT. I spent one night out there after walking through ankle deep water and mud all day. Then I was done. You're way tougher than I am. You rocked it. Good luck with the rest of your JMT prep.
Thanks Cameron! Good to see you stopped by. That sounds like a much tougher time, I had on/off mud walks, otherwise it’s hard to make miles it slows us down a lot. Hugs !
Thanks for sharing. I am hoping to do hike this trail this fall. New subscriber here:)
Thank for the subs and watching. I went with friend in November cache water. We had friend lives close bringing water it would have been a problem to complete …. Need info just shout out and visit the fb group
Loved the trail info. Can't wait to hike it myself.
Thank you. Beautiful place
Great job! Loved your video ♡
Thank you !
Thanks for the video, I just learned about the LSHT last weekend and now I'd like to start hiking , never hiked before mostly endurance cycling. but looks like hiking would be fun. Lots to learn though
You will be hooked for life :)
Thank you for sharing your hike! It's very inspiring to see other women my age out hiking and backpacking solo! Starting to do practice hikes here in California so I can section hike the PCT.
Excellent! My pleasure. Best of luck ! Will follow you if you make vids
I’m in Texas and just staring backpack hiking
Welcome to world of backpacking Carmen anything I can answer just let me know.
Great job. Where did you get your trail map? I'm doing this in the next year.
Download Maprika ski Mobil app, download all 11 LSHT including the detour if needed. Go to website llone star hiking trail and can buy maps or download. Finally the guidebook, rip out appendix D and take with you.
I just used the appendix and iPhone gps navigation maprika on air plane mode. Good luck.
@@lizstrailsandtravels4624 Was concerned about the closed bridges. Stubblefield as well. What did you do in those sections? Did you have to bushwack?
@@itshotinhouston I did the whole trail, waded the river san jacinto east fork mm71 no bushwhacking detour needed for me. All else is open, bridge is up and camping is open at stubblefield. No hunting season, camp anyplace - watch prescribed forest burns. Enjoy
No mosquitoes! What time of year did u hike it?
Started March 22nd
Is this a loop around? Will I be able to get back to my car after the hike?
No it’s not, you have to arrange for a ride back to your car or have more than one car. Charlotte at lone star hiking trail Facebook group does car shuttles, there are many roads in the area and can reach all major trailhead by car. Also see lonestartrail.org