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The Pacific Crest Trail: An Epilogue

The Pacific Crest Trail: An Epilogue

August 13, 2015 · by Shawnte Salabert · in backpacking, mountains, outdoors, Pacific Crest Trail, Sierra

Three weeks ago, I sat slumped against a picnic table outside of the Tuolumne Meadows Grill, knocking back beer and fries with ravenous, calorie-deprived abandon. It was the end of my summer in the wild, living as free as I…

A Day on the PCT in the High Sierra

A Day on the PCT in the High Sierra

July 30, 2015 · by Shawnte Salabert · in mountains, outdoors

Without fail, I wake to a bursting bladder at 4:48 or 4:52 or some other time a hair or two before my alarm, and decide to ignore both the shrill ring and the sharp pain in search of another fifteen…

To All The Tents I’ve Loved

To All The Tents I’ve Loved

March 31, 2015 · by Shawnte Salabert · in Africa, desert, mountains, outdoors, words

To my very first tent, that nameless damp canvas cavern propped up in a small clearing just north of Green Hand Bridge, within smelling distance of the wetland. You were my shelter from a merciless thunderstorm…until we abandoned you for…

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From Zion To Cryin’

July 8, 2014 · by Shawnte Salabert · in desert, outdoors, travel

On Thursday, November 28, 2013, I rose at a very stupid time and drove from Los Angeles to Zion National Park, which took me six and a half blissfully easy hours. After several days spent frolicking amongst the various displays…

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Shawnté Salabert writes about land and people, and the intersection of the two.

Her book Hiking the Pacific Crest Trail: Southern California is out November 2017 via Mountaineers Books.

More info here.

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