Done.
Hammered 31 miles before 5pm to reach the US/Canada border and complete the Pacific Crest Trail thru-hike.
It will take some time to sink in, so I have no profound words to share for now. It’s been a wild 115 days – travelling more than 2600 miles up and down mountains, through deserts, over 12000+ foot snow covered passes, and living in freezing rain day after day. It was challenging, rewarding, all that stuff. The experience itself can’t be passed along in words.
I’ll post more photos of the trip once I get home and settled a bit. Lastly, I would again like to thank everyone who helped out along the way and most of all my wife Nicole.




Congratulations Dave. It has been a lot of fun following you on the trail.
I would like to say Great Job. I found your blog on BPL and have been following your trek since the beginning. I am somewhat sad your done, but it was great keeping up with your journey.
Yahoo!!! You are one crazy hiker!!
Congratulations. Well done! We are proud of you.
Yay! Excellent. Get back here soon so we can AYCE with you and your great wife.
Woo Hoo! Congrats! Thanks for letting us follow your adventure– it makes for great breakfast reading
Congratulations! Enjoy the warm glow of your accomplishment! I agree with Caleb. I can’t believe I have been following your adventures for just under four months. I too am sad the “living vicariously from home” adventure is over.
Congratulations! I’ve been following your blog over the past few months and have enjoyed reading your updates. Your adventure is inspiring. Many people only dream of doing this trek, but you made it a reality. I give you a lot of credit for doing this all by yourself. Good luck on your future endeavors.
PS. you owe your wife big time for all her support!
you’re amazing! what a journey. sorry about the tent stakes. can’t wait to hear your stories!
nice job!!
Congratulations Dave!! I’ve enjoyed following your journey via RSS feed. You are an inspiration.
Congrats, wow 115 days, it flew by kinda!
Hi!
Congratulations for completing your adventure!
Did you have service most of the time with your iphone on the trail?
best regards,
Matthias