Hiking the Pacific Crest Trail is a life changing and beautiful experience. Putting aside the friendship, freedom and adventures, the beauty of the trail alone is enough to make this trip worth taking.
Every bend in the trail, every pass, every twilight, presents the possibility of incredible beauty. Whether you are already an avid photographer or you have entertained the thought of getting into photography, I want to present you a detailed article of tips, gear selections and overall how to have a pleasent and rewarding experience hiking the PCT as a photographer.

So after the stretch of rain, misfortunes and pushing 30 miles days. I decided it was time to slow down and start to enjoy myself again. Especially just finding out that the Canadian border is now reopened! So this is a stretch of using my stoves a lot, taking short days and hanging out with new friends.

Sometimes, the bad times is actually the good times. The things you can go laugh about after all is said and done. That stretch from white pass to Snoqualmie was definitely one of those adventures. Lots of challenges, misfortunes but memorable fun. The trip started...

To be honest, the start of Washington I was not in a good mood. There’s smoke everywhere and the last 60 miles to the Canadian border is closed. Doing a thru hike is not all happiness and joy and there are definitely truly depressing moments where you just want to quit. So this post is about those moments and how I experienced one of the prettiest and most uplifting section of the PCT.

Before I dive in, this is something important that needs to be said. I couldn't have made it this far without you. You as in my friends and trail friends, family, colleges and supporters on my blog and Instagram. My parents especially, they are the unwavering pillar...