Virtual Campfire #56: Hiking My Feelings with Tammy Higgins

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Hiking My Feelings: Virtual Campfire

Hiking My Feelings

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The Hiking My Feelings Virtual Campfire is our COVID-inspired attempt to recreate the conversations and energy we feel when we’re out in the backcountry, sitting around a campfire after a long day on the trail. We’re gathering with mental health experts, advocates + activists, registered (non) dietitians, outdoor enthusiasts from all walks of life, our favorite bands and artists, and members of the Hiking My Feelings Family to share stories of hope, healing, and inspiration.

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Virtual Campfire #56: Hiking My Feelings with Tammy Higgins

Hiking My Feelings: Virtual Campfire

32 minutes 13 seconds

4 years ago

Virtual Campfire #56: Hiking My Feelings with Tammy Higgins

This week we welcome Tammy Higgins to the podcast. After her son was a victim of a hit and run on a local country road, Tammy and her family found healing on Michigan's Great Lake to Lake Trail Route #1 because it is wheelchair accessible.

In this episode:

- Who is Tammy?

- Why is she an advocate for local trails?

- We discuss the differences between the meditation and healing found in backcountry hikes versus local trails that are more accessible

- What would Tammy change if she had a magic wand?