Route memory
Remember where the day happened
Keep each update tied to the places, distances, pins, photos, and notes that made the section yours.
HikerFeed for the Long Trail
Track every mile of the Long Trail
Record your route, stats, photos, pins, and reflections in one Long Trail journal friends can actually follow.
Your Long Trail, day by day
A Vermont trail journal that keeps the whole story together.
HikerFeed is not a replacement for official maps, guides, or trail updates. It is the place for the hike itself: the route under your feet, the photos you stop for, the notes you write at camp, and the people following from home.
Track
Keep each Long Trail day in order.
Save the route, distance, steps, towns, photos, pins, and notes for each day while the memory is still fresh.
Share
Give friends and family one clear link.
Share publicly or privately so people back home can follow the hike without piecing together texts, photo dumps, and workout posts.
Relive
Come back to the trail after the hike.
When the miles are done, your shelters, summits, hard climbs, town stops, comments, and reflections are still connected.
Built for the trail story
More complete than a photo feed. More human than a stats feed.
Trail journal
Write what mattered at camp
One sentence after a long day can mean more than a polished recap later. Keep those reflections with the route.
Follower feed
Make the story easy to follow
Let supporters see where you are and what the day felt like without turning the Long Trail into constant posting.
Long Trail hikers
One timeline for every way people hike Vermont.
The Long Trail is not just one kind of trip. HikerFeed works whether you are hiking end to end, connecting sections over weekends, or giving family one link that makes sense.
Thru-hikers
End to end
Track the full arc from Massachusetts to Canada with a day-by-day journal that keeps mileage, photos, pins, and reflections together.
Section hikers
Weekend by weekend
Turn each Long Trail section into part of one timeline, even when the hike happens across months or years.
Followers
Back home
Give family and friends one place to follow along, comment, and understand the hike without needing every app you use.
Plan with official resources
Use HikerFeed to remember and share the hike itself.
For official trail conditions, closures, maps, and planning details, always verify with Green Mountain Club resources. HikerFeed is the journal layer beside those tools: route memory, photos, pins, comments, and reflections in one place.
FAQ
Long Trail journal questions
Do I need to hike the whole Long Trail?+
No. HikerFeed works for thru-hikes, section hikes, day hikes, and repeat Vermont trips. Each update can become part of one Long Trail timeline.
Can I keep my Long Trail hike private?+
Yes. You can keep it private, share with selected followers, or post updates publicly when that fits your hike.
Can friends and family follow along?+
Yes. They get one link for the hike, which is easier than following scattered texts, photos, fitness posts, and social updates.
Can I add photos, pins, and notes?+
Yes. Save photos, pins, stats, and reflections with the day where they happened, so the small places do not disappear into your camera roll.
Does HikerFeed replace maps or official trail updates?+
No. Use Green Mountain Club resources and official materials for trail conditions, closures, maps, and planning details. Use HikerFeed to track, remember, and share the hike itself.
Is HikerFeed useful after the hike?+
Yes. The same route, photos, pins, notes, comments, and daily entries become a Long Trail journal you can revisit after the trip.
Long Trail season
Start your Long Trail journal before the details blur together.
Save the route, reflections, photos, pins, and check-ins while the miles are happening, not weeks later.
