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The Trail

by Ethan Gallogly

The Trail

by Ethan Gallogly

Embark on a resonant journey with 'The Trail,' where a man named Gil, estranged from nature and grappling with personal loss, finds himself on the John Muir Trail. Ethan Gallogly, a former Sierra Club leader, crafts a narrative that intricately maps the heart and soul of long-distance hiking. As Gil confronts his aversion to the wild and the physical challenges of the trail, he also encounters Syd, his father's old hiking buddy, whose own health is failing. The path they traverse is fraught with both external and internal mountains to climb, and their expedition becomes an odyssey lighted by the stunning vistas of the Sierra Nevada and the insights they harvest along the way. Illustrated with vivid maps and sketches, 'The Trail' is a profound tale of transformation, detailing not just the origins and landscapes of the iconic path, but the personal renaissance one can experience when pushed to the brink.

  • Fiction
  • Travel
  • Adventure
  • Self-Discovery
  • Hiking
  • Nature
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