Ups and downs on the CDT- Part 20

[@Outback61]

Ben you must be close if not finished already. Thanks for the videos and info for future reference. The weather ,well I will just accept what ever comes.

[@anothertravelflog]

Nearly done , got my permits for glacier , will finish Wednesday, chance of snow forecast! I was hoping to finish with snow falling, from desert to snow !

[@mitchellvillafania3943]

Just binge watched your videos and enjoyed following along. I'm doing my research going into this years CDT class. Out of curiosity, how did you get from the terminus back to civilization?

[@anothertravelflog]

Good luck, it's coming around quick now. How are the snow levels shaping up, I haven't been taking notice ? From the border I hitched back to East glacier. There's an Amtrak station there that goes to Portland or Seattle each night. I got the train to Portland and flew to LA from there, then back home. Some people went to Kalispell and flew out of there .

[@fannypack96]

This section from Darby to road to Anaconda appears to be wildest section so far for ya. What do u think? Also ur resupply is definitely thinking outside the box, I think u may be the 1st hiker I have seen toting ranch dressing..

[@anothertravelflog]

Yeah I agree with that, was thinking the same thing, I hadn't seen anyone, and it felt pretty out there. Feeling I get on the AAWT at home. Love ranch! Had to break the cycle of ramen bombs...

[@nigelchristmas6776]

No real secrets to finishing early Ben, it’s all about walking when it’s daylight and not getting stuck in towns. The diet is horrendous and slowly takes its toll, especially after around three months on trail. Honestly I’m starting to think doing the trail over a longer and slower period takes the same overall toll.

[@anothertravelflog]

20 zeros next town stop haha. Countless Nero's also