Carly Moree

Carly Moree is the Owner & Founder of Rocky Mountain Hiking Company. She was the first woman to attempt the men's unsupported record on the 223-mile John Muir Trail/Nüümü Poyo. She is the co-author of the popular thru-hiking book Pacific Crest Trials, and has hiked and run thousands of miles on trails, including the Grand Canyon rim to rim to rim, both the Pacific Crest Trail and Appalachian Trail, and the Tahoe Rim Trail. Her work is featured in REI and Larabar and she is the co-host of the Appalachian Mountain Club's podcast Unlikely Stories.

Do you have a 5k race planned and marked down on your calendar? If so, there’s a really important consideration in making your race a success – what you eat before the start! Food is fuel and consuming the wrong foods can quickly make things go south. You’ve put in several weeks training for your …

Planning a trip to Hawaii this year and hoping to include some hiking? Hiking in Hawaii is a must-do activity, as the eight major islands making up the state are filled with beautiful trails, jaw-dropping views, and plenty of places to swim. Whether you’re looking for a challenging or relaxed hike, sandy beaches, or volcanic …

Meal planning can make or break your thru-hike. Regardless of which long trail you hike, whether it’s the Pacific Crest Trail, Appalachian Trail, Continental Divide Trail, Long Trail, Tahoe Rim Trail, or others, meal planning will always be involved. Food carries can range from 3 to 5 days or even 7 days for those longer …

Are you looking to hike a section of the Pacific Crest Trail? Maybe you need to stretch the legs for a short weekend getaway hike. Or maybe you feel like getting outside and walking for a full month or two away from the city life. If I had to pick just one section from the …

You’re doing it. You are thru-hiking the Pacific Crest Trail. Most of your time over the next four to six months is spent hiking 8 hours or more each day. Some of your time is spent sleeping. But sleeping where? Can you camp anywhere on the PCT? The answer is: No, you cannot camp just …

So, you want to hike the Appalachian Trail? Or wait, is it the Pacific Crest Trail? Both trails have their tall tales, making it tricky to know which one is more difficult. Is the PCT harder than the AT, or is it the other way around? First off, here is what these two trails have …

Best Foods to Eat Before a 5K Race? (7 Fave Meals)

Hiking in Hawaii (Detailed Packing List)

Thru-Hiking Meal Ideas (Plan a 3, 5, or 7-Day Food Carry)

What is the Best Part of the Pacific Crest Trail?

Can You Camp Anywhere on the PCT?

Is the PCT Harder than the AT?