Podcasts about cohos trail

This week's guest is Aubri ('Data') Drake (they/them). They are a long-distance backpacker, hiker, and ultramarathon runner working to help those spaces become more inclusive. On this episode, Aubri shares with us about how their Second Adolescence took place on trail, thru-hiking the 2189 miles of the Appalachian Trail over 4 years, and how engaging in movement within nature became the container for a powerful process of finding integration between their body and deeper parts of self. I feel SO grateful to how Aubri is taking up space in the world and feel so grateful I got to be in conversation with them.About the guest:Aubri ('Data') Drake (they/them) is a white queer, ace spectrum, transgender, and genderqueer hiker, backpacker, ultrarunner, writer, researcher, and transgender activist in their mid-30s. They were raised poor and working class. They aim to be a trans and nonbinary ambassador and change-maker in long-distance backpacking, hiking, and ultramarathon running spaces.Aubri has thru-hiked the Appalachian Trail, Europe's Tour du Mont Blanc, Vermont's Long Trail, John Muir Trail x2, Tahoe Rim Trail, New England Trail, New Hampshire's Cohos Trail, and is 85% done with the Pacific Crest Trail. They've also completed the Northeast 111 4000 Footers, the New England 67 4000 Footers, the Adirondack 46 High Peaks, and the New England Hundred Highest, all in both summer and winter seasons. They've run ultramarathon distances from 50K up to 100 miles, and set 16 Fastest Known Times. They have logged more than 8,500 miles on their feet in the last three years, and their writing has been featured in Trail Runner Magazine, Long Trail News magazine, and Nonbinary, an anthology from Columbia University Press.They can frequently be found blogging about their adventures or sharing wilderness photos, cute cat pictures, and flying trapeze videos on Instagram.For more visit www.secondadolescencepod.com and @secondadolescencepod.Download episode transcript here.

Phoebe Seltzer is a mountain guide and athlete based out of the White Mountains. She has a lot of hardcore efforts to her name, including multiple wins of the Otto Rhode race, a winter skimo race up the Mount Washington auto road. In 2022, she came within 7 miles of creating a new stout women's record of the Cohos Trail (part two coming 2023?). Also, she has a couple insane FKTs in the northern Presidentials, one of which has over 670 feet of vertical gain per mile (I re-did the math on that because I was sure that was a typo). Find Phoebe on Facebook and Strava, as well as on Instagram @seltzerphoebe

Eli Burakian is a photographer, backpacker, and distance athlete from New Hampshire. Eli goes big on huge routes that people haven't thought to do yet, and his FKTs include the Cohos Trail, Live Free or Die Route, Pemi 14 4,000 footers, and more. Most recently, Eli set the unsupported FKT traversing Iceland north to south. His 13 day journey is pretty incredible, and the photos that he took along the way are absolutely insane. Follow Eli on Instagram @eliburakian and at eliburakian.com

Welcome to episode 14 of Inside The Line: The Catskills! On this episode, I have a great chat with Moe Lemire from HikeOnGuides and his experience of thru hiking trails in the northeast. Moe has thru hiked the 2,180 mile Appalachian Trail as well as the Long Path in New York, the Northville-Placid Trail and the Cohos Trail in New Hampshire. We talk about the different difficulties you face on thru hikes and great Leave No Trace ethics that you can use while on the trail. Thank you Moe! Thank you to our sponsor Scenic Route Guiding!! https://adventurewiththescenicroute.com/ https://www.facebook.com/thescenicrouteguiding/ https://www.instagram.com/thescenicrouteguiding HikeOnGuides: https://hikeonguides.com/ https://www.instagram.com/hikeonguides/ https://www.facebook.com/HikeOnGuides --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/insidethelinesthecatskill/support

In this episode I'm chatting with my friend Heather Cote all about her FKT attempt on the Cohos Trail here in NH.  Here are a few of the things Heather mentions in the episode:  Maura (shuttle):https://www.facebook.com/MauraAtYourService/Thermarest Z Lite:https://www.thermarest.com/sleeping-pads/fast-and-light/original-z-lite-sleeping-pad/02302.htmlCohos Trail Association:https://www.cohostrail.org/DON'T FORGET...The next round of Run Farther Faster Stronger starts soon!  CLICK HERE to get on the early bird listCLICK HERE to get THE ESSENTIALS 

https://slasrpodcast.com/  Welcome to the Sounds Like a Search and Rescue Podcast! Also known as SLASR.  Join an experienced search and rescue volunteer and his friend as they discuss all things related to hiking and search and rescue in the White Mountains of New Hampshire.  This week we will catch up with our friend Mark who will talk about the Monadnock Sunapee Greenway trail and his plans to hike the Cohos trail.  Topics Odin the dog update Stomp defends his pronunciation of Jewell trail and almost changes Mike's mind Jewell Trail history lesson Beer Talk Stomps Eisenhower Hike Mount Washington Road Race Recap Introducing Mark (Knobbie)  Sasquatch Story Mark and Stomp hike the Pemi Loop Monadnock-Sunapee Greenway Cohos Trail Search and Rescue Talk Show Notes Fit Vine Wine Bud Light Seltzer Fishers Island Lemonade The Greely Expedition Greeley Expedition Members Knobbie Hikes YouTube Channel Knobbie, Mike and Stomp YouTube Video Mount Washington Road Race   Monadnock Sunapee Greenway Trail Cohos Trail Kidney Stones Rescue Self Rescue with SOS call  Medical Issue on Franconia Diana's Bath injury  Local Hiker got lost behind his house Stair Chair

On this episode of the Aptitude Outdoors Podcast I talk with Erik Schlimmer. Now Erik is not only a published author, but he also has a laundry list of accomplishments that he has tackled in the outdoors including: Summiting the Adirondack 3,000-footers during winter Summiting the Adirondack 2,500-footers Creating the Trans Adirondack Route Thru-Hiking the Trans Adirondack Route Completing the High Peaks Wilderness Area trail system traverse Summiting the Catskill 200 highest peaks during winter Summiting the Southern Appalachian 5,000-footers Thru-Paddling the Delaware River Thru-Paddling the Susquehanna River Tahoe Rim Trail thru-hike + 10,000-footers Completing the Catskill high peaks traverse Thru-Hiking the Northville Placid Trail Thru-Hiking the Baker Trail Circumnavigating the High Peaks Wilderness Area Catskill Park trail system traverse Foothills Trail system traverse Great Smoky Mountains National Park traverse Canada to Mexico mountain bike ride Summiting the Northeast 3,000-footers U.S.-Mexico border mountain bike ride Metacomet Monadnock Trail thru-hike Cohos Trail thru-hike Florida Trail thru-hike Long Trail thru-hike with more to come to learn more about Erik visit: http://thehikingveteran.com/

Whispers joins us to teach us about the Cohos Trail, which crosses the Appalachian Trail as it traverses New Hampshire's White Mountains and runs north to the Canadian border. The Cohos Trail is a 170 mile trail which has been built over 20+ years in cooperation with the communities through which it passes.

Thru-hiker and photographer Aaron Ibey joins the show again, this time to talk about his hike of New Hampshire's Cohos Trail. This relatively unknown trail runs from the New Hampshire/Canada border, 170 miles south to Crawford Notch in the White Mountains. Aaron shares all the details from his thru-hike, including his resupply strategy, the types of terrain he encountered, and the abundance of wildlife he saw. This trail really seems like a hidden gem, often overshadowed (quite literally) by the famous White Mountains that exist just to it's south.  Keep an eye on Aaron's Instagram to see photos from his hike: https://www.instagram.com/ibeyprofin/ Aaron's Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100007033266847 Please consider making a donation of any size to the Trail Tales 46 Climbs team, raising money for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention: https://afsp.donordrive.com/participant/1975017 Like what you hear? Want to talk some smack? You can contact me on Twitter, Instagram, or send me an email: trailtalespod@gmail.com If you're really into Trail Tales and want to receive some bonus content, please consider supporting the show on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/trailtales.  Feel free to leave me a five-star review on iTunes (I read every one at the beginning of the next episode), and subscribe if you like the show! My personal Instagram is @kylehateshiking, so feel free to follow me on there as well.  Subscribe on iTunes, and listen on Google Play and Stitcher!

Alton Eckel and her dog Cole have been ripping miles in the White Mountains and elsewhere for nearly 10 years now. We jump all over the place in this week's episode, talking about her thru-hike of the Cohos Trail in New Hampshire, how amazing of a hiking partner her dog Cole is, and how the pair were the first to complete the Northeast Ultra 8. That is just the tip of the iceberg however; tune in to hear about everything else we discussed! Like what you hear? Want to talk some smack? You can contact me on Twitter, Instagram, or send me an email: trailtalespod@gmail.com If you're really into Trail Tales and want to receive some bonus content, please consider supporting the show on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/trailtales.  Feel free to leave me a five-star review on iTunes (I read every one at the beginning of the next episode), and subscribe if you like the show! My personal Instagram is @kylehateshiking, so feel free to follow me on there as well.  Subscribe on iTunes, and listen on Google Play and Stitcher!

*Our two-year anniversary episode is a blast from the past -- enjoy this encore presentation of our interview with Sue Johnston.* Alex and Sage Herr talk with Sue Johnston about her many hiking adventures, including her recent NH Grid in one calendar year, her experience doing the fastest supported hike of the John Muir Trail, her pursuit of the 50 state highpoints, and her thru-hike of the Cohos Trail. We also learn about her memorable bear encounters...and much more.

We hiked the Cohos Trail over the last couple of weeks so we have not been able to interview anyone recently. We will be back to posting interviews in a fortnight.

If you're thinking about heading to the Granite State to hike, but you wanna get off the beaten path, the Cohos Trail might be just the ticket! In this week's episode, Dan talks to Kim Nilsen, founder and board chairman of the Cohos Trail Association.  

Alex and Sage Herr talk with Sue Johnston about her many hiking adventures, including her recent NH Grid in one calendar year, her experience doing the fastest supported hike of the John Muir Trail, her pursuit of the 50 state highpoints, and her thru-hike of the Cohos Trail. We also learn about her memorable bear encounters...and much more.