Virtual Workshop: Thru-Hiking the John Muir Trail/Nüümü Poyo
March 2nd at 6pm MST

Are you thinking about hiking the 223-mile John Muir Trail? Also known as the Nüümü Poyo, the trail is considered by many to be one of the most iconic trails in the world, taking you across the Sierra Nevada Mountains. While the high-altitude terrain is known for being very challenging, it also has a competitive permit process.

What You Get

In this virtual workshop, you'll learn:

• ​Tips for securing a permit
• ​Which gear to bring
• Which direction to hike
• Tips for preparing, both physically and emotionally
• Ideas for meals and snacks
• You'll also be able to ask any questions throughout the virtual workshop

Zoom details will be e-mailed 48 hours before the start of the workshop. 

Cost

$60 per person

This virtual workshop will last between 60 and 90 minutes. This workshop will take place if there are a minimum of 2 participants signed up. If the minimum has not yet been met, we'll contact participants 48 hours before the workshop to discuss options.

About Your Host: Carly Moree

Carly Moree 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.

She has hiked and run thousands of miles on trails, including the Grand Canyon rim to rim to rim, both the Pacific Crest Trails, Appalachian Trail, and 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.