Run For Colin

Hey guys! Great news! First, after a long wait.... Drum roll please...

The Run For Colin documentary is complete and ready to be released!!! It has been a long wait, and I hope you are as excited as I am. 

Second, we were accepted into the Trail Running Film Festival a...

My heaving chest swelled with pride at Washington’s magnificence. Every peak was proud and eccentric, boldly looming over the sweeping valley it watched over. Occasionally filling my nostrils with the smell of Christmas, Evergreens lined my vision and contrasted the l...

DAY 51- Lost Creek Ridge, North Cascades, WA

Here’s the plan: Joe is about 150 miles- three days- from the finish line. We’re going to hike in & meet him with two days worth of food & clothes so he can camp alone for a night. Jordan calls a park ranger & she says Lost...

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“You always do this.” says Jack.  “You always bring up the strangest memories from when we were kids and I don’t remember any of them!”

I don’t mean to do it.  I can’t remember half of what I did earlier today, but for whatever reaso...

Check out the video that went along with Run for Colin's cover story in The Seattle Times!

One morning early in the trip, Jordan & I spotted a coyote running along the highway. It was sprinting with ferocious speed, neck & neck with Carne. We skidded to the side o...

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We wake up to the sound of rain hammering down on the tent.  It’s hard to tell what time it is by the light outside, but our stomachs tell us that it’s late enough for breakfast.

We’re pretty far from any real shelter or any...

Latest video from the road- Joe opens his birthday gifts. 

Day 34, July 21st

It’s Monday morning, about 8am. Jordan & I are yawning & waiting for Joe to arrive. He camped solo on the trail last night, the crew stopped at Scott Mountain Campground. Joe has to do about...

Check out the latest video from the road- an atypical morning with Run for Colin.

Sunday, July 6th. 3:30am.

Jordan & I are crammed inside Joe’s tiny, one man tent. Mile 790 of the PCT. My camelbak, moonlighting as a pillow, is leaking water into our clothes. A mouse...

C.R.E.W. (Cranky Runner, Endless Waiting)

4:21pm on Day 8. We are outside Arrowhead Lake, CA. The lake is a myth, though. We were on the outskirts of the desert- not a cloud in the sky, temperature pushing one hundred even with a consistent breeze. We park Carne Asada...

Ziggy & the Bear

There are many legendary characters on the PCT, but Ziggy & the Bear may be the most famous. The Bear is an old, bald, round, bespeckled man with fiery gray eyebrows and a jolly laugh. He has huge ears, gray stubble on his jowls, & constantly rubs his...