Pacific Crest Trail
In the summer of 2025 I completed the Pacific Crest Trail in 69 days, 13 hours, 53 minutes. It was the third fastest time for a woman to complete the trail, and eighth fastest known time for a person in the self-supported style.
While this attempt was self-supported in the sense that I was solo backpacking and following all self-supported guidelines, it wouldn’t have been possible without the important work by the PCTA and volunteers who protect, advocate for, and maintain the trail.
RIDGELINE, the film about my 2,655 mile, 69-day hike on the Pacific Crest Trail is now available! Thank you to Mountain Hardwear, Anna Brannon & Emily Cameron of Solstice Studio, Retriever, and the many more talented people that put their time and energy into creating this film and sharing my story.
Join Me in Protecting the PCT!
The Pacific Crest Trail needs our help. Severe winter storms have caused major damage, and recent federal budget cuts have halted many planned repairs. The Pacific Crest Trail Association, which helps care for the trail, is operating with approximately one-third less federal grant money than anticipated. That means:
Damaged sections are going unrepaired
Fewer crews and volunteers can safely maintain the trail
Fragile ecosystems are left at risk