She'd already hiked the AT plus 9,000 miles on trails across six continents before she worked up to the record-setting effort. Jennifer Pharr (now Pharr-Davis) has captured that epic and the trail leading to it in her book " Becoming Odyssa-Epic Adventures On the Appalachian Trail." Blisters and body odor were among the least of her foes.
That's a brisk average pace of 38 miles per day every day for two months from Georgia to Maine.
Jennifer Pharr (now Pharr-Davis) has hiked chronicled her record 57-day trek on the Appalachian Trail in her book, "Becoming Odyssa-Epic Adventures On the Appalachian Trail." (Courtesy photo)īACKPACKING - Women (especially) looking for hiking inspiration can score big with a book by an iron-woman who worked her way up the hiking status ranks before setting the supported Appalachian Trail women's record of 57 days to cover 2,175 miles.
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