One suggestion I’d make is to review the latest hike logs from the challenge. You can also ask questions directly on the hike logs to get detailed advice based on current conditions.
Nik solo hikes all the time, and she has an organization that helps women gain confidence and the self-defense tools to do so safely. And she is doing the SoCal Six-Pack of Peaks Challenge, too!
Highly subjective topic. I have two labradoodles and they LOVE hiking in cold temps, but get overheated when the temperature goes above 70.
The main reason we have that type is because they don’t shed, which is great for my wife who is allergic, but also means that they are effectively velcros to dirt, debris and mud. So may or not be ideal for you. 😉
We opted to make the switch from patches to pins this year, even though the pins are more expensive to order and ship. Ultimately they are more flexible, allowing you to move them from one pack to another, or to a hat or on a bulletin board.
Custom patches generally have a long lead time and minimum order quantity (same as the pins). We may be able to offer round patches (not the state-shape of the challenge logos) and will hopefully be able to share details later in August.
Hey Adam! Our first priority is the website, as more people still use the site vs the app. You raise a great point though—the peak list should be built right into the app. I’ll see what we can do. 😉
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