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Brian Robinson (hiker)

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backpack, containing most of his original gear, was lost. His father maintained a website with frequent updates from his daily journal and the most current photographs. During Robinson's travail, he overcame several emotional obstacles including having his pack misrouted during a bus transfer, discovering on September
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Robinson completed the Triple Crown with support from his friends and family. Support for his pursuit ranged from notes of encouragement in trail registers, to regular food resupplies mailed to strategic points along the route, and even a complete equipment replacement by a near-stranger after his
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and attempt the Pacific Crest Trail with his father Roy, who himself is a seasoned backpacker. Midway through the trip, Brian realized the Hiker Triple Crown might be achievable in a single year.
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is a competitive distance hiker and long-distance runner, holding multiple world-firsts and ultramarathon world records. Robinson was the first person to hike the
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In the years following his calendar-year Hiker Triple Crown, Robinson became an active ultramarathoner. He has completed several 100-mile races, including the
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Tresniowski, Alex; O'Connor, Colleen; Billups-Kneeland, Andrea (December 10, 2001), "March Madness".
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In 2000, Robinson decided to take a six-month leave of absence from his job at
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Ballard, Chris (November 12, 2001), "Historic Feet".
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Ballard, Chris (July 23, 2001), "Walking the Walk".
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Trail Running
Ultramarathon
Triple Crown of Hiking
Pacific Crest Trail
Appalachian Trail
Continental Divide Trail
Compaq
Western States 100
Hardrock Hundred Mile Endurance Run
Barkley Marathons
Frozen Head State Park
Tennessee
"For a Speed Hiker, Three Trails End in Maine and a Record"
ISSN
0362-4331


"Flyin' Brian"
"Punishing Race Is an Enticing Lost Cause"
the original
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Hikers
American male ultramarathon runners
Living people

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