The Pacific Crest Trail attracts incredible people. Watch Wesley’s video and then read his story and see some photos of his hike at: How one hiker overcame cerebral palsy walking across the country on the PCT.

Wesley writes:

I guess you could say I hike to the beat of a different drummer than the “normal” PCT thru-hiker, and I can finally say I’m ok with that. My right leg measures a quarter inch shorter than my left, so when I say I hike to a different beat it’s not a metaphor like Thoreau intended, I truly hike to my own awkward and unique cadence. My shorter right leg, my poor balance, and my lack of fine motor control on the right half of my body are all attributes of my mild cerebral palsy. Read the rest..