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An attempt at breaking the Long Trail unsupported Fastest Known Time (Speed Record). According to the Green Mountain Club, "The Long Trail is known as Vermont’s “footpath in the wilderness,” its character may more accurately be described as backcountry. On its way to Canada, this “footpath in the wilderness” climbs rugged peaks and passes pristine ponds, alpine sedge, hardwood forests, and swift streams. It is steep in places, muddy in others, and rugged in most. Novice and expert alike will enjoy the varied terrain of the trail as it passes through the heart of Vermont."
Follow along as I attempt the challenging FKT attempt on the Long Trail, facing physical and mental obstacles. A fastpacking, thru hiking, backpacking, and record setting FKT mental struggle, here is how it went down.
Takeaways
The mental and physical challenges of attempting an FKT on the Long Trail
The importance of determination and resilience in overcoming obstacles
The impact of rugged terrain and adverse weather conditions on long-distance hiking
Sound Bites
"Moving good, feeling pretty good."
"substantial caffeine for the first time in a couple weeks. So that means it's go time."
"Day four. My legs are so heavy and sluggish."
Chapters
00:00 Completion of the Long Trail FKT Attempt
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Keywords
Jeff Garmire, FKT attempt, Long Trail, determination, resilience, rugged terrain, adverse weather, physical obstacles, mental obstacles, backpacking,