Solo Hiking the Cape Chignecto Coastal Trail | Nova Scotia

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  • Опубликовано: 1 янв 2025

Комментарии • 18

  • @KyleLutes-vn1rt
    @KyleLutes-vn1rt 8 месяцев назад +2

    WOW!!!! Don't I wish I was hiking this trail with you. I am orginally from New Brunswick but now live in Ontario. I just retired and I very much want to move back home. Your videos make me homesick. I have taken up hiking and have been hiking on and off for the last 7 years. However, the longest hike I have ever done so far is a 14 km hike. My hiking normally consists of hiking during the days and spending the nights in a hotel. I would love to be able to spend the night on the trail, but I feel I am too old to be doing that by myself. I sure do hope you continue to do these videos of you hiking. I very much appreciate all the work you put into making them. Do you take your dogs with you when you hike?

    • @HikingThru
      @HikingThru  8 месяцев назад +1

      14km is a great distance to be able to enjoy so many great places. There are quite a few light weight sleeping pads that are comfortable, as well as inflatable pillows and quilts or sleeping bags. If it’s something you truly want to do and spend an overnighter I believe you can make it happen!
      Depending on the hike I do bring one of my pups on my solo adventures. He’s quite the character and the companionship and high spirits on trail is very welcomed!

  • @thomasanderson7275
    @thomasanderson7275 3 года назад +6

    when i had a warrant out for my arrest in New Brunswick this trail was the perfect hiding place. 10/10 would hide from the police again here.

    • @HikingThru
      @HikingThru  3 года назад +2

      I am glad that you chose such a tranquil place to detoxify yourself of your bad ways!

  • @jeanmicheltheriault5537
    @jeanmicheltheriault5537 8 месяцев назад +1

    Hey! Great video. I’ve never done Chignecto but I am planning on it this year. I’ve done the Fundy Footpath a couple times. I read in a comment you only spent one night on this hike? I’m planning on bringing my 14 year old with me on this one who is an athlete but never did a multi day hike. I’m not sure how he’ll be able to follow.

    • @HikingThru
      @HikingThru  8 месяцев назад

      Yeah, my itinerary was slightly aggressive finishing in about 24hours haha. I plan on trying to do the hike with my 8yo son if I find the time this year. You’d be best to aim for 3 days, 2 nights and your son should manage out well! I dragged my son on the Laugavegur Trail last year in Iceland. It was 55km about similar difficulty and around 15km/day and he was quite comfortable!
      I’ll be back to run 3 loops of this trail October 5th for the Chiggy Ultra. It’ll be my first 100 miler 😬

  • @spinphoto
    @spinphoto 2 года назад +1

    Nice hike!

    • @HikingThru
      @HikingThru  2 года назад

      Thanks, it was certainly an enjoyable one!

  • @nemodigital
    @nemodigital Год назад +1

    Great video. How heavy was your pack?

    • @HikingThru
      @HikingThru  Год назад +1

      Can’t say for sure but I’d guess 35-40lb. I’ve got my gear under 20lb these days though with my new setup and 40L pack.

    • @nemodigital
      @nemodigital Год назад +1

      @@HikingThru I will be heading up next week and Im targeting 35lbs over 3 nights. Really trying to keep the weight down to make it enjoyable.

    • @HikingThru
      @HikingThru  Год назад +1

      3 nights will be a comfortable distance each day. I only did the 1 night and didn’t start until 4pm and ended at 5pm the next day.
      35lb is a good weight to have as well.
      I hope you have a fantastic hike!

  • @aakashshah1205
    @aakashshah1205 2 года назад

    Amazing 🤩

    • @HikingThru
      @HikingThru  2 года назад

      Glad you found some time to checkout the videos!

  • @SebastianBennett
    @SebastianBennett 3 года назад

    Beauty

    • @HikingThru
      @HikingThru  3 года назад

      She’s one fine piece of East Coast rock right there

  • @TheGirlCode98
    @TheGirlCode98 2 года назад +1

    What time of year did you go?

    • @HikingThru
      @HikingThru  2 года назад

      I hiked this trail October 15th, 2021