The End
As you can see this is the end of my trip. Come back soon and I’ll start a new blog about everything and nothing. I haven’t really thought about it yet. Hopefully it will be entertaining and fun.
As you can see this is the end of my trip. Come back soon and I’ll start a new blog about everything and nothing. I haven’t really thought about it yet. Hopefully it will be entertaining and fun.
This is me just after I finished! 161 days, 4829 miles traveled in total. I’m back baby!
This was my view in the the earlier am on my second to last day. It’s a view of the Bellingham Bay, just south of Larraee State Park.
This was me 50 miles into a 80 miles day. Did I mention it was my first day back on the bike and I had 4 hours sleep?
Everyone knows your supposed to seam seal your tent right. Well I seam sealed mine the day after I finished hiking. I would only use it one more time too. Genius!!!
Today was the day! Today I finished. 125 days from the day I left Mexico to reach Canada. 2655 miles give or take.
I didn’t know what to think or feel at this moment. Lucky for me I got to share it with my dad.
Wow, it was cold last night! Today was my last full day of hiking and a lot of it looked like this. I cruised along and the miles just flew by. It was a emotional day.
This day was so different from yesterday. The forest and landscape was dry and arid while yesterday it was so much. The beauty of the land was incredible but I also did tons of traversing along valleys so I could see forever.
A short 19 miles today. The weather looked like rain all day but didn’t come until after lunch. The views were not what they had been in days past.
For once it was mostly down hill today. I travelled down this valley for most of the day.
Today was another marathon plus day at 29 miles. I got to camp after dark and gain/lost thousands more feet in elevation. Everyone worth it, even if at the top of the last climb I wanted to cry from being so tired.
What can I say, Glacier Peak Wilderness was incredible. This day was a 28 mile day with thousands of feet of elevation gain but I relished ever bit of it. The views were amazing at ever turn.
This was the scene when I woke up on Trap Pass. I knew the weather had broke but I still didn’t want to believe it.
I woke to partly cloudy skies. The weather would toy with me most of the afternoon. My dry sunny lunch was spoiled at a 15 minute down poor. After that luck was on my side the rest of the day. This day was super long, 28 miles, and dinner was in the dark.