311 Miles of Soul-Speaking Trail - Nicolle "Full Throttle" Flood-Sawczyszyn (Part II)
Nicolle "Full Throttle" Flood-Sawczyszyn, the Communication Coordinator of the West Virginia Scenic Trails Association, sits down with Doc in the studio to talk all things Allegheny Trail. Settle in and buckle up as Full Throttle lets 'er rip with all the tea on the longest trail in West Virginia, including discussion of foraging, 40-lb mushrooms, time traveling, authentic trail meals, Durbin, raptors, Safe and Found, being severely committed, and the importance of supporting and volunteering for trails that speak to your soul. Epic. (This is Part II. Be sure to listen to Part I.)
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Show Notes
In this episode of Hiker Trash Radio, host Doc chats with Nicolle "Full Throttle" Flood-Sawczyszyn, about the Allegheny Trail in West Virginia. Full Throttle, the communication coordinator for the West Virginia Scenic Trails Association, delves into the rich history and detailed geography of this north-to-south trail that spans 311 miles. The discussion covers the trail's key points of interest, including the contributions of volunteers, the importance of trail maintenance, and the trail’s unique appeal to both seasoned thru hikers and beginners. Full Throttle also shares personal anecdotes, her role in the trail association, and the trail's growing popularity. Advice for outdoor adventures and trail hacks are also highlighted.
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