StephtheWanderer

100% agree. After living out of my car a couple times and traveling US and Canada for months at a time, and backpacking around the world, I stopped wanting to knock countries and experiences off a check list and started wanting to find places to live for longer times to feel that community. Now my days are full being a mom of young kids and I start to miss the adventures/independence. Thanks for the reminder that I'm building my community which will mean so much more 20 years down the line than the fact that I drank moonshine next to a pet wolf in a ghost town tavern. Though... That was pretty fun, too.

How frequented is this trail? Are you out in the bush or are there plenty of fellow hikers?