Migrations in Motion
By Lauren Hendricks This piece is an excerpt from our April 2021 edition of Passages. If you are interested in reading more, the April Passages is currently available to members and will become available for non-members in August. Movement is an essential part of life...
How Bullfrogs are Changing an Ecosystem and Other Impacts of Invasive Species on the CDT
By Francesca Governali Did you know there are more than ten invasive plant species that can reliably be found along the Continental Divide? In fact, there are likely many more that have moved into the trail corridor from all around the country, and possibly the world....
Section by Section: Grants to Cuba, New Mexico
By Eddie “Bard” Janicki When I thru-hiked the CDT in 2020, I was pleasantly surprised by the beauty and remoteness I found in the landscapes of New Mexico. This section, from Grants to Cuba, sticks out to me because it had very diverse landscapes and though it starts...
Biking Bliss on the CDT
By Sarah Councell There comes a moment in every bikepacker’s career, often whilst lugging one’s cargo-laden bike up a very steep hill, when a realization dawns: “Hey, I might have a lot more fun on this route as a day trip, instead of lugging all this camping gear...