211 episodes
Trust The Trail Podcast Scott & Ariane
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4.7 • 13 Ratings
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Scott & Ariane have been guiding outdoor hiking treks for years. Follow their funny yet educational stories and experiences as they share "everything outdoors". From backpacking the Appalachian Trail to the Pacific Crest Trail. You never know who they will meet along the way. If you embrace Mother Nature, this show is for you. Trust The Trail will inspire you to connect with the outdoors in a whole new way.
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210 The End Of The Trail – Final Episode
This is episode 210 The End of The Trail. On this episode we bid farewell to this show, but not goodbye to you, to all of our listeners over the last 5 years. Episode 210 will be our last official Trust The Trail Podcast as we close this chapter and start writing a new one. […]
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209 How Fast Can You Burn?
On this episode we debate the long argued Jetboil versus the Pocket Rocket saga. Is one really better than the other? Is burn time speed more important than Canister efficiency? Is there a better stove to use when outdoor conditions change? You Betcha! Why is it a good idea to have both in your gear […]
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208 The Full Force Of Nature – Bear Attacks
On this episode we discuss why are Bear Attacks and Bear Encounters on the rise? What should you do if you see a Grizzly Bear on the trail? Or a Black Bear for that matter? What does it mean to be “Bear Aware”? And why do people go nuts when they see a Bear? And […]
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207 A Little Permethrin Please
On this episode we discuss TICK season. How will you protect yourself this year? Permethrin VS Deet which is better? How should Appalachian Trail Thru Hikers prevent the Tick Attack. And just who is the “Tick Terminator”? All this and more. You can always join in on our discussions on our Facebook group page – […]
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206 A Little Appalachian Trail Thru-Hiker Advise for 2022
On this episode we share a little Appalachian Trail advise for our 2022 Thru-Hikers. Thousands of potential AT Thru Hikers make their long journey each year trying to accomplish a complete end to end hike on our Country’s iconic trail. What is the most important piece of gear? We also gear test and discuss Altai […]
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205 Overcrowding Equals Search and Rescue? 2021 Was Brutal
On episode 205 We discuss the brutal statistics from the National Park Service about Overcrowding and Search and Rescue in 2021. On our weekly LIVE Audio Show, we have a conversation with our Listeners about why National Parks experienced a record Search and Rescue year. Is this why Backcountry permit fees are on the rise […]
Customer Reviews
Love this podcast
I love this podcast. The chemistry and banter between the hosts is entertaining and the gear information is great. I love that they they don’t tell me what the “best gear” is but they tell me the pros and cons and let me decide what’s important to me. So far, I’ve used their help to buy a head lamp and alcohol stove. Also, the information about different hikes and trails is great. Thanks for creating such a fun and informative podcast.
A little less judging would do everyone some good
I had really been enjoying your podcast until I listened to an episode about you tubers seeking fame from their thru hike videos. Perhaps some of that is true, I don’t know and you don’t know this for sure. But I, for one, have enjoyed watching those videos and am thankful that we have this platform to watch them. How is having a podcast any different than that? There are other hikers, with triple crowns, who have plenty of experience, just like yourselves, and they want to help others get started in a hobby that we all mutually enjoy. Maybe there are people out there who can’t physically hike and want to live vicariously through these you tubers. And so what if someone talked about why they changed from cold soaking their food and went back to cooking? I value their thoughts and that they are brave enough to admit their mistakes. I don’t judge them. And, no, I’m not a you tuber. I just enjoy watching people’s adventures as a past time. It’s not redundant for everyone. Stop judging, just continue on with valuable information and stories. No need to knock other hikers.