Hi, I’m Maggie!
I’m an on-foot explorer of wilderness, both in myself and out in the world, learning what it means to lead a wholehearted life. I believe the foundation of this life is relationship - to ourselves, one another, and the natural world. Through immersion, inquiry, and iteration, I guide others to their own understanding of what a wholehearted life means to them and how to keep it alive - on the trail and off. Together we build, nourish, and evolve the structures, stories, and practices to blaze your own trail home to your true self.
Who I work with: Thru-hikers Navigating re-entry post thru-hike
If you’re heading out to hike a long-distance trail like the Appalachian, Pacific Crest, or Continental Divide, odds are you have come across a guidebook or two that helps you prepare for, plan, and execute such a journey. There is no “guidebook” however, for navigating the transition from life on-trail to life off-trail following such an expedition… Yet.
That’s where I come in. As no two trail experiences are quite the same, my goal is to help you create your own guidebook for your journey post thru-hike.
In this process, I will help you name and identify the shifts that have taken place in your life and how you see yourself post-trail, create the space to name both what you have gained and lost throughout this journey, establish the structures and practices to nourish the parts of yourself that were revealed out on trail, and share this part of your larger story.
By the end, you’ll walk away from our time together with your own physical guidebook, one that can be used wherever you roam to find your way back to you.
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Why re-entry?
In 2019, my husband and I hiked the northern half of the Pacific Crest Trail SOBO (southbound) from the Canadian border to Chester, California.
Let’s make your re-entry Guidebook
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