Thru-Hiking 2,200 Miles on the Appalachian Trail, with Ben Carpenter

Have you ever wanted to put your entire life on pause, so you could start really living?  Well that’s exactly what Ben Carpenter did when he spent five months of his life thru-hiking the Appalachian Trail.  On this episode, we talk all about hiking the AT, from going over the basics and essential gear, to how he did it, what his favorite and least favorite parts were and what a typical day looks like. He even shared some awesome thru-hiking lingo, such as what “vitamin I’ is, what a “tramly” is, the “hiker hobble” and of course, “trail magic.”  After we finished the episode, he started to tell me an incredible bear story from a time when he was in Yosemite National Park.  I’m so glad I hit record to capture it and add it to this episode; you’re not going to want to miss it!   Links from the episode: Appalachian Trail Appalachian Trail Conservancy Bonus: 21 Appalachian Trail Statistics That Will Surprise, Entertain and Inform You   Links from the Host: Adventures in National Parks, Forests & Wild Places - Facebook Group Adventure Bound on Instagram Rob’s YouTube Channel Support the Podcast on Patreon  

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