At 80 years old, George Graybill unknowingly set the age record for hiking the 210-mile John Muir Trail. His reaction? Puzzlement more than pride—where was everyone else his age? In Still on the Trail: Trail-Tested Wisdom for Lifelong Exploration, Graybill blends adventure, humor, and philosophy, offering both inspiration and practical wisdom for older backpackers (and those who fear their days on the trail are numbered). From embracing physical decline to navigating the camaraderie of the trail, this book isn't just about hiking—it’s about finding meaning, freedom, and resilience in the wild.
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George Graybill is an experienced outdoors writer and backpacker who set the age record for hiking the 210-mile John Muir Trail at age 80. His articles on wilderness and adventure have appeared in Backpacker, Wired for Adventure, and Trail Groove magazines. Earlier in life, he worked as a research chemist, oceanographer, toymaker, furniture designer, science teacher, and chicken farmer. He has a PhD from the University of Hawaii. Graybill lives in Aptos, California, where he works as a freelance science and outdoors writer. More information can be found on YouTube.
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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - At 80 years old, George Graybill unknowingly set the age record for hiking the 210-mile John Muir Trail. His reaction Puzzlement more than pridewhere was everyone else his age In Still on the Trail: Trail-Tested Wisdom for Lifelong Exploration, Graybill blends adventure, humor, and philosophy, offering both inspiration and practical wisdom for older backpackers (and those who fear their days on the trail are numbered). From embracing physical decline to navigating the camaraderie of the trail, this book isn't just about hikingit's about finding meaning, freedom, and resilience in the wild. Artikel-Nr. 9781493093304
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