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Thank you, Trevor. Making the Pacific Crest Trail Safer
Russ Hepton Russ Hepton

Thank you, Trevor. Making the Pacific Crest Trail Safer

“If it wasn't for my dad having a stroke in 2019 and me not being able to hike the PCT, I wouldn't have had the opportunity to go out there in 2020 during the height of COVID. I wouldn't have met Trevor. I wouldn't have been where the accident happened just a day before.”

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Micro-learning: Snake Bites
Trek for Trevor Trek for Trevor

Micro-learning: Snake Bites

This 3-minute micro-learning podcast from Trek for Trevor simulates a trail conversation between two hikers about snakebite risks and how to avoid them in the wilderness. Listeners learn practical habits that reduce encounters, how to recognize risky situations, and smart choices that keep you safe. The episode also outlines clear steps to take if a bite occurs in the backcountry, from immediate first actions to getting help. Short, direct, and actionable, it is designed to prep you before your next hike.

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This One Device Could Save Your Life on the Trail: Backcountry Safety 101
Backcountry Safety, Essential Hiking Gear, Satellite Communication, Wilderness Preparedness, Trail Tips & Tutorials, Hiking Technology, Trek for Trevor Originals, Safety Stories Trek for Trevor Backcountry Safety, Essential Hiking Gear, Satellite Communication, Wilderness Preparedness, Trail Tips & Tutorials, Hiking Technology, Trek for Trevor Originals, Safety Stories Trek for Trevor

This One Device Could Save Your Life on the Trail: Backcountry Safety 101

Every year, hikers find themselves in life-threatening situations — alone, injured, and without cell service. But what if one device could bridge the gap between you and safety?

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Backpacker Radio
Trek for Trevor Trek for Trevor

Backpacker Radio

In this episode of Backpacker Radio, Zach and Chaunce interview Bennett “Jolly” Fisher. And in their regular segment; “Trek Propaganda”, they discuss the Trevor Spikes program - the premier safety program offered by Trek for Trevor. (mm 1:44:16 - 1:45:36)

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What Hikers are Saying

  • Photo of Thomas Syzek while hiking

    “Keep up your great work and mission, and I guarantee your efforts will spare someone's beloved kid a serious injury or save their life. I am certain of that.”

    Thomas Syzek MD

  • Photo of Julie "Kickapoo" Fast while hiking

    “There is no great adventure if you can’t tell your friends about it afterwards. Thank you for your efforts to keep hikers safe."

    Julie “Kickapoo” Fast

  • Photo of Ted Graham while hiking

    “ I have read several of your articles on safety. I very much appreciate every word and have taken them to heart. Great work! Trevor is making a profound impact on hiker safety,”

    Ted Graham

  • Photo of Jesse Walker and son while hiking

    “I just want to thank you for your efforts to raise visibility of the dangers on the PCT. Twice I've been rushing to go on a hike (once with my son), and found your advice and modified my plans.”

    Jesse Walker

  • Photo of Denise Rogers and daughters while hiking

    “Your recommendations are eye opening. We will never go short on gear to lessen the load. You have no idea how many people you have already saved or will save.”

    Denise Rogers

  • Photo of Fred Jones while hiking

    "You have already changed my preparations for gear and logistics with the information you have posted. I'll try to minimize the weight I carry, but only up to a point."

    Fred Jones

  • "As an avid hiker myself, I strive to tackle more challenging trails. I need to be constantly reminded about the importance of preparedness and safety. Thank you, Trek for Trevor, for your mission and vision in supporting this wonderful community."

    Rau Arambula

  • “We ran into quite a bit of snow on the PCT this year. Our Trevor Spikes helped us navigate those dangerous sections. The awareness of snow/ice dangers by Trek for Trevor helped calm hikers’ nerves. Thanks again!”

    Sunny & Gas Monkey