The Continental Divide Trail (CDT) spans over 3,100 miles from Mexico to Canada and is one of the most significant trail systems in the world. It’s the highest, most remote, and, in many ways, most challenging of our National Scenic Trails. Thru-hiking the CDT is an adventure of a lifetime, but it’s not for the faint of heart. That said, the effort it takes to overcome the challenges the Trail presents are rewarded with unending panoramic views, deep solitude, and an opportunity to be immersed in true wildness.
The Continental Divide Trail Thru-Hiker Survey (2019)
A Quick Guide to Thru-Hiking the Continental Divide Trail
The Continental Divide in Colorado
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Advice for Future Continental Divide Trail Hikers - Pie on the Trail
Backpacking Gear Reviews, Expert Tips, & Trail Guides
Hiking the Continental Divide Trail (CDT) - Tips from Natalie Frost
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Thru-Hiking: A Beginner's Guide