Glenn Falls via St. Elmo Trail: A Dog's-Eye Report
Dublin supervised from the shade. Chester gave hugs with wet paws. The humans got lost on a road. The waterfall was worth it.
Dog-first travel stories, gear tests, park guides, trail reviews, and camp kitchen notes from the Paws, Parks, & Provisions crew.
Dublin supervised from the shade. Chester gave hugs with wet paws. The humans got lost on a road. The waterfall was worth it.
Wayne here. Chester bolted for a brush pile and a copperhead was coiled in the leaves, the exact color of the ground. Nobody got bit. This is the risk map I built after that.
Eleanor here. The screens in this rig were never designed to be a load-bearing wall. They were designed to keep bugs out while we cracked a window. Chester did not get that memo.
Eleanor here. We left our RV at 98 degrees for 3 hours. Dublin barely moved. Chester was panting so hard we nearly called an ambulance. This is the system that actually works.
Wayne here. We tested 6 trails. The 'dog-friendly' ones? Crowded, hot, and honestly overrated. Here's the real routing map.
Eleanor's durability test: Three popular portable ACs, three months in the desert, brutal conditions. One survived. Two broke.
Chester here, executive level, with a comprehensive framework for treat optimization during travel. Dublin will supervise. Participation is mandatory.
Dublin here. That young fella gets excited about treats. Eleanor makes lists. Wayne worries about routes. I nap and everything somehow works out. Here's how.
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