Thru hiker, peak bagger, and dirtbag extraordinaire Matheson "Bear" Brown joins Doc in the studio to share some insane exploits. Settle in and buckle up as Bear talks about setting the speed record for climbing the highest peak in each state in the U.S. (without a private jet), interesting hat replacement options, seeing just how bad it is for himself, Aqua Drops, iceberg hopping, the sweet spot for an all-season sleeping bag, staying loose, Scrambled Legs, the Underpass Boys, 18,000-calorie days, sunburns in odd places, Red Bull athlete aspirations, sleep climbing, hallucinations, Chasing Vertical, Operation Northbound, and just what people like us can achieve. Amazing. (This is Part I. Be sure to listen to Part II.)
Show Notes
In this lively episode of Hiker Trash Radio, host Doc chats with thru hiker, peak bagger, and dirtbag extraordinaire Matheson 'Bear' Brown. Bear shares stories of his hiking adventures and mishaps, including contracting giardia and e.coli, an improvised hat made from the crotch of a friend's shorts, and a memorable hitchhiking experience. Bear also discusses his unique approach to gear and his background that led him to a life on the trail. Tune in for a wild ride filled with humor, grit, and invaluable hiking insights.
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