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Intentional Hiking: A Trail For the Trees

January 11, 2025 by Bigfoot Trail Alliance Leave a Comment

Board President Michael Kauffmann joined Renee Patrick at Intentional Hiking to discuss the Bigfoot Trail.

Intentional Hiking is an online discussion series that explores our relationship with the environment, trails, and each other. Its mission is to unite the hiking community, promote action on social and environmental issues, and encourage mindful hiking practices.

In addition to live events, Intentional Hiking provides resources like the “Intentional Hiking Worksheet,” designed to help individuals develop a more thoughtful hiking practice. The initiative is a project of Renee Patrick Consulting, aiming to create a more intentional and connected hiking community.

Learn more:

  • Listen to the new Bigfoot Trail Podcast.
  • Read about a 2024 thru-hike in this article from The Trek: How To Hike the Bigfoot Trail – The Trek
  • The intro song to this event was Wolf Like Howls from the Bathhouse by Sonny Smith
  • Share your actions by using #intentionalhiking on your social media posts of things you want to do or things you did as a result of hiking with intention.

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