Where is Jake AT

We got the band back together! Togo, Wild Turkey, Mellow, Giggles, Ozark, Radio, and Two Spoons recount their adventures since finishing the Appalachian Trail, highlighting lessons learned and future plans.

Thank you to everyone who joined us on our journey on the Appalachian Trail! Your listening helped us feel connected to home while we were away, and it meant the world!

Day #137: All roads lead to Katahdin. Mileage: 2193-2198

Days 132-136: We made our way through the infamous 100 mile wilderness and discuss our favorite and least favorite parts of the journey. Mileage 2083-2193

Day 131: We made it to the world-famous Shaw’s Hostel in Monson! This place is fantastic. We also reflect on how we feel before the 100 Mile Wilderness. Mileage 2065-2083. Upload your part in our fan episode here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1JXQpaaMPjC_S2Fd7ZY4rjnL0sPsOHxGG

Day 130: Back to trail after the Sterling Inn. The mountains of central Maine have been more forgiving, but we are slowly running out of gas. Mileage: 2047-2065 Upload your part in our fan episode here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1JXQpaaMPjC_S2Fd7ZY4rjnL0sPsOHxGG

Day #129: After crossing the Kennebec, our day was shortened by a dismal weather forecast. Mileage: 2033-2047. Upload your part in our fan episode here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1JXQpaaMPjC_S2Fd7ZY4rjnL0sPsOHxGG

Day 128: The Bigelow Preserve was incredible. Giggles discusses her heroic comeback to the bus. Mileage 2010-2033

Day 127: After wonderful views of the Carrabassett valley, we reunite with an old friend at the Maine Roadhouse. Mileage 1996-2010

Day 126: After a fantastic town day, the mountains of Maine give us a treat. Mileage: 1977-1996

Day 125: We made it to town! This was probably the most needed town stop in a while and Rangeley did not disappoint. Mileage: 1968-1977

Day 124: The bus keeps on chugging. Mileage: 1947-1968

Day 123: Another big day, with big views from the Baldplates. Mileage: 1926-1947

Day 122: The rain stopped! We trudged through the mud and over boulder fields to successfully navigate the infamous Mahoosuc Notch. Mileage: 1911-1926

Day 121: Twelve miles can be a long time. Rain, mud, steep climbs. Some days are just a grind. Mileage: 1899-1911

Day 120: We completed an epic 21 mile day in the Whites and celebrated with a trip to town. Mileage: 1878-1899

Day 119: We made it to the top of NH! Wow - the wait for good weather was so worth it. Mileage: 1863-1878

Day 118: And on the 118th day, the clouds parted and Radio wept. Mileage: 1852-1863

Day 117: Zero in Conway, NH. We discuss the meaning of “the trail provides.” Mileage: 1852-1852

Day 116: After a rough day, the trail provides the help we need to pick ourselves up. Mileage: 1849-1852

Day 115: A huge and soaking wet day. Twenty-two miles with nearly six-thousand feet of climbing. It was one of the hardest days yet. Mileage: 1827-1849

Day 114: We hustled up the Kinsmans to resupply in Lincoln. At night, we camped in a thunderstorm. Mileage: 1816-1827

Day 113: With storms in the forecast and challenging climbs ahead we decided to take an easy day to Eliza Brook shelter. Mileage: 1808-1816

Day 112: What started as an easy 16 mile day turned into a near marathon with over 7,000 feet of climbing and a treacherous descent. The Whites hit you like a brick! Mileage: 1784-1808

Day #111: A nice day up and over Smarts mountain. The views are back in full swing. Mileage: 1767-1784