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ON THE JOHN MUIR TRAIL
Submitted by Samuel Martin
When I set out to hike the John Muir Trail this past summer I thought I knew what I was getting into. Turns out I didn’t. Research and planning can only give you a small idea of what a trail encompasses and the experiences you will encounter along it. I didn’t know what the 210 miles would hold but I knew that I was going to hike them.
Early on I decided to hike the trail solo, I didn’t want to have the burden of others or be a burden to others. Fortunately, that idea was thrown out the window when my friend Isaiah who had been working and living in Yosemite valley all summer decided to quit his job and hop on the trail with me. I ended up hiking out of the valley and meeting him in Lyell Canyon on day 4. We hiked the majority of the trail together, picking up individuals and groups along the way. I couldn’t have asked for a better partner to hike the trail with, together we met so many incredible people from all walks of life.
The trail taught me to appreciate the moment I found myself in, I was never sure what the next mile would bring or what the next day would hold.
The final day on the trail will be etched into my memory for as long as I live. Our group had grown to 8 as we camped at 11000ft, 4 miles below Mount Whitney which marks the end of the JMT. We woke up at 1AM and packed our gear quietly in the alpine air. I led the way up the trail, and as I climbed the switchbacks I looked back and saw a trail of headlamps far below etching the path up the mountain. I could see the Milky Way through my headlamp as I climbed higher towards the summit, each step brining me closer to finishing the trail. As I reached the summit, 14,505ft above sea level, I realized I was the highest person in the contiguous United State in that moment. Over the next hour or so the other members of the group joined me on the top. We crawled into our sleeping bags as the temperatures hovered in the teens, and waited for the sun to rise. It was a quiet affair; no one wanted to ruin the moment. We shared mutual jokes from the trail and told stories from the past 3 weeks. God, I loved that morning.
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Samuel Martin is a North Carolina native who can often be found wandering the mountains of the east coast, sharing the stories of the people he meets and documenting his time on the trail. You can see more of his work on Instagram, Tumblr, or on his website samuelmartin.co
Boyfriend catching me checking the progress this morning. Srs don’t even know why my butt looks ginormous but I’m totally cool with it. And that glute hammie tie iiin, say whaaaaat
Also, lost an inch in my waist! 24” now. 35” butt haha. Love the proportions lifting has given me!!!! Progress is addicting.
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“Fear not the hills but she who runs them.”
Our hike yesterday was truly epic. Being so high up, you lose people along the way. We were in complete isolation up on this mountain. Perfect for naked yoga and love making :)
run fast & free. downhills aren’t so good for your knees but damn they’re so good for your soul.
Amen to that
Down hills are my pride and joy
Gotta love the ups & the downs
i forgot to mention that the uphill incline on this hike was seemingly never ending
