Today's guest, and I'm using that in the plural here because I'll be talking to the mom and dad but we're talking about a guess it's a family of seven and what they did was incredible.

I know you all hear me say that a lot.

Wow, I have an incredible grass.

Yes, but this person did was incredible, but no.

This is a family and wait till you hear what they did.

They hiked the Appalachian Trail, the Continental Divide Trail, and the Pacific Crest Trail as a family.

Their two-year-old was carried on the CDT starting at the age of eight months and on the

PCT starting at the age one, which might be a first.

I also think finishing the CDT and the PCT as a family of seven might be a first.

Their four-year-old, is the only hiker to finish the Appalachian Trail on her own power

entirely before turning five. It was in 2020. And she's also the youngest by three years to hike the CDT, the youngest triple crowner at age seven.

What adds to this story, which really grab my attention, is they don't do this for the records or for any attention.

They just hike, and I just love hearing that stories of, hey, we're not looking to get our patches and

our paths on the back and get more likes on YouTube or increase our subscription

just sounds like they're out there enjoying this as a family.

Owen and then a, Nettaberg, welcome to Papa Bear hikes.

Thank you.

Thank you. It's great to be here.

So I've probably said. Thank you're telling your stories probably you're telling your story is probably

said way more than I need to because I'm you're you telling a story is probably much

more powerful than than the way I could it. But I have to say that when I heard about

this, I immediately said, these are people I want to talk to on the podcast. This is the type of

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