Appalachian Trail Happiness

Appalachian Trail Happiness is both a collection of stories and recollections of Michael "Rev" Kane's 1000 mile hike on the 2200 mile Appalachian Trail and also an example of how to live a happier life through action. The founder and author of the blog The Ministry of Happiness (https://revkane.com), the book both brings you along on his hike while also addressing what makes us happy and inspiring people to find their own adventures. Through three daily questions: What was the most beautiful thing I experienced today; What made me happy today; and What did I learn today, the book explores the positive side of long distance hiking and makes insights to the benefit of adventure in making us happier in life.

Put your nose to the grindstone and get 'er done..

Guy who walked 1,000 miles of the Appalachian Trail. Keeping it honest and real—not all fun times for sure. Loved hearing of his misadventures and adventures. I loved that he said “The most beautiful thing I saw today…” over and over.

Loved this story so much.

Loved the authors sense of humor and details. Could listen to this all day. More please !!!

I liked the lessons he learned about his hike and the default world

Good story about hiking and the people you meet only downfall is the computer generated voice

Virtual voice is terrible!

Could have been a great story I’m guessing. Not enjoyable. No punctuation, no inflection, no human touch. Bad book, or I should say a bad choice to use virtual voice.