Thru hiker Joe Duncan makes the long trek from northern Ontario, Canada, to sit down with Doc in the Hiker Trash Radio. Settle in and buckle up as Canada Joe tells Doc about his time on the PCT (border to border), the AT (half), and the CDT (four days). Listen closely and you'll hear this former Mountie and detective talk about big animal encounters, recovering from PTSD, scaring yourself to sleep, and knowing when to say no. Epic. (This is Part I. Be sure to listen to Part II.)
Show Notes
In this episode of Hiker Trash Radio, host Doc welcomes Joe Duncan, also known as Canada Joe, a seasoned thru hiker from Thunder Bay, Ontario. They discuss Joe's journey on the Pacific Crest Trail (PCT), his trail name origin, and his preferred hiking gear. Joe shares insights on thru hiker culture, the importance of trail angels, and his personal battle with PTSD from his time as a police detective. The episode highlights the healing power of nature and provides essential hiking tips and wisdom.
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