Hike for Days was created to be a space to document my adventures and spread the knowledge I’ve gained to a wider audience. I’ve been on a lot of awesome trips and seen a lot of cool places. Getting out to experience the natural world has been an essential part of my human experience, and I aim to inspire others to push themselves to get out there too, and more often. My trip reports are not written to be guides. They are ideas. Many of these trips were conceived by finding a cool-looking spot on a map, or noticing an intriguing area from across a valley.
Longer reads include my daily posts from the Eastern Continental Trail and Continental Divide Trail, but if you’re not interested in reading 100k+ words, the Sierra High Route, Lowest to Highest, and GR221: The Drystone Route are scenic alternatives. Finally, if you want a classic love story and tale of whimsy, the Tour du Mont Blanc and Haute Route are the places for you.
What’s next? Not totally sure, but there are a lot of trails and routes left on the list. With more than a lifetime of miles left to hike, I can’t wait to keep exploring.
If you have any comments or questions, please let me know. Head over to the Contact page to shoot me an e-mail, or comment below.
Happy trails,
— Owen aka AtHome akaThreeve
Hike For Days 
We followed you throughout the PCT and are now humbled by your aspirations this time. Following you every day is a fantastic contrast and escape from the worlds many problems which otherwise consume us. We have sent you a few burritos to keep you going and to allow you to remind us of the simple pleasures of life like walking in nature. We hope that people in strife torn areas of the world get to live their lives again with equal simple pleasures whatever they may be. Good luck. – Colin and AnnieT
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Thanks so much you two. I’m happy to have you back on the journey with me. That hike on the PCT sure feels like a long time ago now, huh? Yes, the world’s problems have shifted and seem to be getting worse. I feel so fortunate to be able to walk freely once more, following my dream, when so many others are living the unimaginable.
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