I'm a lot slower, need more snacks and water, and take a ridiculous number of potty breaks in the woods, but we're still going strong!
Hiking has been my main form of activity this pregnancy and rime in nature has definitely helped me stay sane. I just got back from 6 days in Iceland with some friends I do a lot of hiking with and was glad to be able to (mostly) keep up with them at 32 weeks.
We opted to skip anything too challenging even though I said they could go without me so the toughest one off hike we did was only about 3 miles (5 km) - Múlagljúfur Canyon. Obligatory summit bump photo.
We usually did several things a day though so it was still a lot of walking/hiking (at least 7 miles combined a day for 6 days) and I'm glad I've been hiking all pregnancy so that wasn't out of my reach. I did start having some bad hip soreness, but that's about it and it got better after limbering up each morning.
Thankful to still be active enough for hiking and traveling at this point and already thinking what last few hikes I can squeeze in before baby is here!
Hiking has been my main form of activity this pregnancy and rime in nature has definitely helped me stay sane. I just got back from 6 days in Iceland with some friends I do a lot of hiking with and was glad to be able to (mostly) keep up with them at 32 weeks.
We opted to skip anything too challenging even though I said they could go without me so the toughest one off hike we did was only about 3 miles (5 km) - Múlagljúfur Canyon. Obligatory summit bump photo.
We usually did several things a day though so it was still a lot of walking/hiking (at least 7 miles combined a day for 6 days) and I'm glad I've been hiking all pregnancy so that wasn't out of my reach. I did start having some bad hip soreness, but that's about it and it got better after limbering up each morning.
Thankful to still be active enough for hiking and traveling at this point and already thinking what last few hikes I can squeeze in before baby is here!