SHELBY — Don’t miss this opportunity to explore the backcountry from the comfort of your own library.
Join the library for an unforgettable evening of stories, stunning visuals, and insights into the spirit of exploration. Author and extreme backcountry hiker Brandon Weis will be at Marvin Memorial Library on Tuesday, May 6 at 6 p.m.
Discover the wild beauty of America’s backcountry as he shares his incredible journey of a 5,000-mile hiking expedition across some of the country’s most remote trails.
From the otherworldly Hayduke Trail to the desolate expanses of the Oregon Desert Trail, and the hidden gems of the Bigfoot Trail.
With the Pinhoti Trail, Pacific Northwest Trail, Colorado Trail, and the Benton Mackaye Trail, this presentation promises to take you off the beaten path. Experience the thrill of extreme hiking and the serenity of nature’s untouched landscapes.
Brandon will recount the challenges faced, the breathtaking views, and the transformative power of solitude in the wilderness.
If you think the Appalachian Trail is tough, wait until you hear how these trails make it look like a walk in the park, literally.