We Made It To Canada! (Pacific Crest Trail 2022: Episode 49)

[@anofre68]

It was great following you both❤ take care n stay busy. Enjoy life🖐🏽🖐🏽🖐🏽

[@LetsTrekTogether]

Thank you so much for the kind words and following along! Cheers to new horizons 🤗

[@annielindsay5121]

Thank you for sharing your journey. You two are the most beautiful,positive and just bloody decent humans! The world needs more of you!

[@LetsTrekTogether]

This is way too kind! Thank you so much. This completely made our days!

[@trexinvert]

You guys never stopped laughing and dancing from start to finish. All the 2022 PCT hikers who started and finished...or who didn't are all totally amazing. I don't watch tv, so stuff like this is entertainment for me. This is real life. The elements, survival, the trail magic, the determination, new trail friends and families all happening on the 2650 miles of California, Oregon and Washington is just historic and real pioneering adventure. I especially appreciate the hikers like you guys who try to vlog in "almost" real time. Not hating, but a lot of hiker videos are created "after the hike is finished'. What you see is just a highly edited product of a "perfect hike" that happened a season or half a year ago. I'm watching somebody hiking in summer time, but it's now winter. It's a disconnect. Not as good, and honestly I don't really care that much. However, when you post a new video that is just a few days old or even a week or two ago, I watch and feel a connection of a "shared moment in time". I know where you are, and on the map I can see where you are heading. When it's day time, I know you are grinding the miles on the trail. Thru, the desert, or mountain, or getting into town. When I am at work, it is just amazing to think about the fact that "I know some cool people who are on a great adventure" at this very moment. We get all this only because you guys sacrifice many many hours preparing this video, footage, sound and editing. You make and post videos on a regular basis "like it's a job" just so you can share your adventure with friends, familiy and the entire world . Thank you, thank you, and thank you. Hero's you are all. Real people doing real things = real inspiration. One day I want to hike the PCT, or just do a section, or just pick a spot and spread some trail magic.

[@LetsTrekTogether]

Thank you so much for your kind words. It definitely felt like a job from time to time but worth it to share these moments with you! You absolutely should experience the PCT in whatever capacity that means for you! ☺️

[@ferretzfan]

Many, many congratulations on making it to Canada! Beautiful scenery and love the hats. You’re a delightful couple. Thank you for sharing the journey. I hope to watch you in Oregon, too.

[@LetsTrekTogether]

Thank you for the birthday cap compliment! Honestly was the only thing we wanted to carry! HAHA We will eventually make it to Oregon!

[@kellyjohnson3617]

Wow you made it early enough before harts pass area was closed so you were one of the few this year that touched both border monuments. You must have been one of the last ones to make it. But the good news is that the border has finally opened for those who hit it later. Though much harsher weather if they did. Congratulations 🎉 for making it all the way. I know you will enjoy Oregon when you get back there in future episodes. Hopefully no major fires. If you go early enough you might not hit mosquito season. I think masama is becoming a nice hiker town even better than stehekin. Glad you got to have this amazing adventure. Thank you for sharing it with us. Wish you the best with your upcoming adventures.

[@LetsTrekTogether]

We were so fortunate to have been able to reach Canada! It was devastating being on trail with all the hikers that couldn’t. A very somber moment. Thanks for always giving us such wonderful information and comments to read about under every video! Cheers to you!!

[@tammyjarvis3699]

Well done guys so glad you got to hit the terminus before they closed the trail! Enjoyed every bit following you guys along I know I didn’t comment much but I really enjoyed it is a joyful trip seem to all of us and you did a great job getting some beautiful views for us all. I’d follow you guys anywhere lol

[@elizabethboegel5965]

I enjoyed your videos so much. Thank you and congratulations!

[@LetsTrekTogether]

Thank you for following along! Cheers to exploring 😊

[@michaelb1761]

Thanks for bringing us along on your hike. It looks like you finished with one last bit of excitement. Thanks for the review of Mazama vs Stehekin. That has been a PCT debate for years. And, it was nice to see the rock painting tradition is being picked up at the north end after Casa de Luna retired their trail hospitality at the southern end. Big hugs, congratulations, and I'll definitely check out the podcast.

[@LetsTrekTogether]

Mazama was an awesome town! We recommend going there instead of Stehekin if the crowd is as big as it was our year. The new hostel in Mazama is ran very well!

[@Phillip-Barker]

What an awesome finish, guys! It's been such a cool journey to follow. Thank you for sharing it. So glad you were safe and got to the terminus before they turned you back. Congrats on an amazing accomplishment! I just love you guys. Your positive outlook and joyful banter and happy faces are so much fun to watch. Looking forward to the next adventure!

[@LetsTrekTogether]

Thanks Phil! We’re happy you enjoyed our journey. We sure did! ☺️

[@rhousto1]

You were so fortunate to be able to make it on the day they closed the trail. Many others I followed were turned away. You two are impressive hikers and people.

[@LetsTrekTogether]

Thank you!! There were a lot of emotions swirling that day from us and the other hikers.

[@richardpontius8210]

Many thanks for taking me from Mexico to Canada. I haven't commented before but enjoyed the whole hike with you. I was afraid you weren't going to have a capstone post but thankfully you did. The positive attitude you brought to the hike was fantastic. I've shared your posts with a friend and we referred to you as the "Fun Couple" for obvious reasons. Because I live in the Rockies I'd love to see the two of you do the CDT. No matter, best of luck in the future and thanks again.

[@LetsTrekTogether]

Thank you so much for following our journey! Unfortunately we do not have the CDT in our plans for next year but we do have other projects that are in the works. We would love to come out to Colorado and see the Rockies in the near future though! Cheers to always exploring

[@mitchstewart2213]

My wife and I picked you guys up a while back. Maybe Tahoe. You guys actually have personalities! Enjoy watching. We’re old and love watching you guys. I did a week in pct in august. Apparently you done a lot of other stuff. We’ll watch that this winter. Congratulations 🎈

[@LetsTrekTogether]

Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed our adventure. We sure did!

[@mafp22w]

Like the other comments, it was a joy to follow. I regret that wasn’t able to provide some Trail Magic or a place to stay when you were near San Jacinto, Whitewater, or San Gorgonio. You would have been fun to host.

[@LetsTrekTogether]

Thank you so much for the kind words!! We wish we could’ve met you!

[@XfiverX]

Hey huge congrats you guys! I'm proud of you both, and jealous at the same time =D Looking forward to what you guys are doing next ;)

[@LetsTrekTogether]

Thanks Brett! The trail will always be there to conquer. Can't wait to move onto the next project!

[@pepperjaqc]

Hubby and I enjoyed your videos. Happy you made it to terimus before the closure. Good luck on your return to Oregon to finish that part of pct.

[@LetsTrekTogether]

Thank you so much! We were very fortunate to have made it.

[@anoldmantalksaboutlife]

You guys were a joy to follow. Loved your positive attitudes. Bravo to you both.

[@LetsTrekTogether]

Thank you for the kind comment! We weren't always positive, but hope we sent out good energy into the world!

[@sactokid9250]

It has been a REAL pleasure watching the vlogs of your trek on the PCT. Amazing scenery and landscapes. I'm glad you both made it safely. Hopefully any future projects I'll be able to watch them as you post them. Looking forward to it. Just curious how you managed to keep your phones charged; especially with all the video you shot. Well, be safe and God bless you both. 😃 ✌ 🤪

[@LetsTrekTogether]

Hey! Thanks we’re glad you’ve enjoyed them! :) Danny used an anker 26500 mah power bank and I had a nitecore 20,000 mah power bank!

[@seansuttles1813]

Loved following your journey! Thank you so much for sharing!

[@LetsTrekTogether]

Thank you so much for following along! It was an honor being able to take you on our journey!

[@goodymix2581]

Congratulations, enjoyed your journey, looking forward to your next adventure.

[@LetsTrekTogether]

Thank you so much! Many more to come in the future :)

[@cathytarr1560]

Congratulations! I enjoyed watching your videos.

[@LetsTrekTogether]

Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed them!

[@주헌김-o6o]

very beutifuullllll!!!!!

[@LetsTrekTogether]

Thanks Juheon!

[@alexisparrish6932]

So glad you guys made it!!! Thank you for the shout out!! Can’t wait to see what you do next!

[@LetsTrekTogether]

It was a pleasure meeting y'all on our last stretch. The final stretch of any thru hike is insanely memorable and we will remember our interaction with you guys for a long time!

[@darrenwilson6778]

Thank you for sharing your amazing adventures and now I wait for my turn I am hopeful to get a permit and step foot on the pct , As I am from nz this will be one amazing experience , hope you guys can get to nz to walk the Te Aurora trail , completed me Te Aurora hike in 20-21

[@LetsTrekTogether]

Thank you for following along! Best of luck as the first round of permits happen later this month! We both would love to come to NZ :)

[@PackAndSoul]

Let’s gooooo!!! ❤

[@LetsTrekTogether]

Thanks Hollywood ❤️

[@kimahenshaw]

Congratulations!! These videos have been so great to watch and I’m sure they took soo much time energy, time, and work while hiking day after day. I appreciate the commitment so much! I’m hoping for a 2023 thru next year on the pct and would love to hear more on your thoughts of the trail especially compared to the AT (if you guys would like to and are ready to of course!) if not I look forward to your future content! :)

[@LetsTrekTogether]

Yes! First of all, thank you so much for joining us on our journey! Our next project is going to entail stuff like that. If you have any specific questions feel free to reach out to our email, [e-mail]

[@mitchstewart2213]

Do Oregon now