First Hike Since Finishing the Appalachian Trail | Jefferson via Caps Ridge Trail

[@ju4goodlife]

Congrats on 47of48🥾🥾🥾

[@CanCanHikes]

Nice work! Love your content ideas. I look forward to post-AT content in the short term.

[@gina5827]

I was so excited to see a video!! 😊 Glad you checked Mt. Jefferson off your list. Looking forward to continuing to follow along. 😊

[@soapLady52]

So glad to hear you will be continuing to post videos! Look forward to watching more videos from you!

[@gracemccoy2874]

Great to see you post another video. A favourite hostel video would be great! I'm also curious about any mental struggles post trail. Like is it hard to go back to regular life, work, a real bed. After months of simplicity I would think our lives of excess would be tough. The mental side is very interesting to me. 😊

[@HikingwithJenny]

@@gracemccoy2874 great suggestion!

[@nancyaolson862]

Glad you're going to be doing weekly videos it will be great to see you out on the trails again !

[@flowerpower1980]

The Whites are just stunning on clear days! So good to see you back on trail! 🎉

[@craig67]

Glad to see a new post from you! I finished up my 48 with Presidential Traverse starting at Madison. Of the whole trip, I think Jefferson was the toughest. Maybe because of all the false summits, or that I was still a little wiped from Adams. 😰 I'm finishing the last two days worth of the NET this weekend myself. Keep on trekkin'...

[@RhodySeth]

Congrats on #47. One away! I would love to return to Scotland as well. Special country.

[@MarthaAbers]

So glad to hear you'll be continuing to post new content. Your videos are always interesting and informative, and the effort you put into them is much appreciated!🌿

[@charles.the.section.hiker.99]

glad to see a new video!

[@Mosshikes]

Congratulations on finishing the AT!

[@joankline343]

Congratulations again Jenny for finishing your Hike! 🎉 I probably missed the greater portion of your Hike but hope to go back and watch them. I'm not sure who introduced you to us but maybe Captain Jack. Anyway I was wondering how shorter people managed the steep rocks when tall people were struggling. 😅 You are an excellent hiker and have great words of wisdom. I'm looking forward to following you. Happy Trails! 😊 🚶🏕 🍳 🔥 🙏 Oh yeah, I'm older and short. 😅 Those rocks would be really hard for me.

[@SherriReynolds-m4b]

Love your videos, keep them coming!!

[@williamwadejr5302]

Nice day and lighter pack with some great views!😎

[@mariewalker1755]

You made that trail look easy. I didn’t feel that way lol

[@Rabid.Turtles]

Gr8 to cu back and continuing your hiking journeys! Plus an added bonus of taking us along. The last push up Mt Katahdin effects everyone differently. Bet this hike brought back many memories Also wanted to thank you for your pre hike gear review and your mention of Zoleo.i just purchased mine and planning a shake down this December. Glad to see you back and re-integrating. Isn't it amazing how noisy the real world is

[@HikingwithJenny]

Yes! I noticed the “noise” every time I went into a town. Someone had the idea for me to do a video about mental recovery and reintegrating into normal life following the thru hike and I think that was a great suggestion.

[@Rabid.Turtles]

I was just thinking about a session of your favorite freeze dried meals too. They are not all created equal

[@Katseye_Photography]

I’m happy that you will be continuing to post hiking content. would love to see a series of sum up videos for your thru hike!

[@tlee61]

Jenny, excited to hear you're headed back to Scotland! So, my AT postmortem question for future videos: How much did your thru-hike performance vary from your plan/expectations, and why? Congratulations, again!

[@HikingwithJenny]

Great question! Thanks

[@trevoreaston350]

First, congratulations on completing your recent thu hike of the AT! Second, I did have an idea for a post video you could do. How about a reaction video to the movie "A Walk in the Woods" with Robert Redford and Nick Nolte. It would be interesting to see what moments you can sympathize with, and which ones were just WRONG or RIDICULOUS!

[@HikingwithJenny]

@@trevoreaston350 haha, good idea!

[@ChuckNute-i4b]

First, you're looking very fresh and freshly scrubbed in comparison to some of your trail videos. It may be that you're eating better food and it's showing in your skin tone? I'm not sure. You're very blessed to live in an area not far away from some very scenic hiking. I live in the flatlands of the Midwest (Indiana) and the closest really decent hiking is at least 2-3 hrs. away by car. Southern Indiana, Ohio, and Illinois all have some good hiking the closer you get to the Ohio river. The northern parts of these states were all scoured flat by the glaciers during the ice ages. It's good to see your post trail adjusting is going well. Hike on Jenny!

[@HikingwithJenny]

@@ChuckNute-i4b thanks! It’s funny you think I look better because I was just getting over being sick 🤧

[@ChuckNute-i4b]

@@HikingwithJenny You must have been feeling good enough to get back out hiking.

[@HikingwithJenny]

@@ChuckNute-i4b it felt good to get back out and get some fresh air and exercise!

[@sincity_crossstitcher]

❤❤❤❤

[@towheetraders]

Just finished the NET southbound, water is tough to find. Southern CT was like a desert.

[@HikingwithJenny]

I remember southern CT being very dry. I’ll carry extra when I go. Thanks for reminding me!

[@Stormy-14-]

👍👍❤️❤️

[@trishbronk]

Thanks for the video - enjoyed it! Love your hat - who makes It?

[@HikingwithJenny]

@@trishbronk it’s a P-CAP lite by Parapack. I got it on Garage Grown Gear.

[@excession3076]

Hi Jenny, Good to see an update, you're making those mountains look easy now. But...but...but Why Scotland? Come south, swap the cold, lonely and rugged for the soft, warmish and picturesque...and bring Brian along. (No midges either).

[@HikingwithJenny]

@@excession3076 I’ll return to England one day!

[@mariewalker1755]

Wow come back from the at. Go big go home. Csps ridge wow