[Cdt-l] Trip notification/Shameless self promotion

[Jonathan Ley]

Nothing shameless about that... This is exactly what the list is for - 
hearing more about crazy long trips involving the CDT. I think you make 
a lot of us jealous :-) Be sure to post an update from time to time... 
Good luck!

-Jonathan

On 12/15/2010 12:17 PM, Benjamin Mayberry wrote:
> A few months from now I'll be heading out on a 4,250 mile thru-hike 
> of what I'm calling the "AZT to GDT Route". It's a combination of 
> four different long-distance hiking routes that runs from the 
> U.S.-Mexico border at the Arizona Trail's southern terminus to deep in 
> the Canadian Rockies at the northern terminus of the Great Divide 
> Trail. Its largest section is along the Continental Divide Trail, 
> which it follows for about 1,800 miles from southern Colorado to 
> Waterton Lakes.
>
> I figure everyone on the CDT-l might be interested in seeing this 
> since it is, as far as I know, a totally new route that incorporates 
> the CDT. I've really enjoyed reading about hikers that find new ways 
> to make use of hiking trails (i.e. not just hiking from end to end 
> like everyone else - no offense intended to any thru-hikers) and hope 
> that others will find my hike interesting for the same reason. There's 
> lots of info on my hike at 
> http://benmayberry.net/adventures/azt-to-gdt and I'll be posting 
> updates there once I get started.
>
> If this doesn't interest you, I apologize for the spam. I've spent 
> enough time on the PCT-l and CDT-l to see worse crimes committed than 
> shameless self promotion, so I assumed this would be permissible.
>
> Happy holidays,
> Ben Mayberry
>
>
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