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Hello fellow barefoot hikers! I've been following barefoot adventurer Ken Posner's blog "The Long Brown Path" for a while, and was happy to...
After running my first 21 k, back in November, I went on to travel to Japan to enjoy the fall colors and the lovely autumn season. And as usual, I...
The Lion's rock is a very strong symbol for all hongkongese, as it expresses their strong will and their desire to resist pressure (and God knows...
Last Saturday, we took on to a barefoot hike with my new friend, Yuan (the barefoot ultra-trail runner), in the Ma On Shan country park. Part...
Lantau peak is the second highest mountain of Hong Kong, culminating at 934 m (ok, peanuts for any normal mountaineer, but Hongkongers take what...
Roughly one year ago, I decided to start my barefoot hiking life with a strong target: suicide cliff in Hong Kong. Based on Kowloon peak, this...
In terms of barefoot hiking, not much of a feat, as the whole path is paved from the bottom to the top. However, in the continuation of my...
Here are two blog posts from two days spent in the Adirondacks, both long days spent hiking barefoot in wet, muddy conditions....
Here's an account of hiking seven peaks barefoot in New York's Adirondack Mountains. These mountains have a mix of trails, and in some places...
Backpacking & hiking 37 miles in Grand Canyon . . . 50% barefoot, 50% sandals, 100% fun! By Thea Gavin Just returned from a wonderful time hiking...
This week marks the end of year seven since I first ventured out without anything on my feet; to celebrate these thousands of lovely miles, I...
