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Rachael “Rabbit” DeLano

Rachael aka “Rabbit” is a long-distance hiker, outdoor enthusiast, and yoga teacher residing in Colorado. She left behind a career in corporate America to thru-hike the Appalachian Trail in 2016, and this journey ignited her passion for backpacking. After completing the Appalachian Trail she went on to thru-hike the Pacific Crest Trail in 2017 and the Continental Divide trail in 2018 completing the triple crown of hiking. Then in 2019, she went on to section hike portions of the AT, PCT, and CDT and pursued hiking abroad in England completing the Hadrian’s Wall walk.

She is a certified yoga instructor (RYT 200) and finds joy in teaching and practicing yoga.

Rabbit’s other passions include bike-packing, and caring for the two most adorable bunnies in the world.

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View fullsize Happy trails to my friends! A perk of living in CO is being able to see people on their Colorado Trail and CDT journeys. I hiked segments 1 and 2 again (27 miles) and then ended my hike in a thunderstorm. Being able to spend time with my friends ag
View fullsize Challenges are good. A 30+ mile training day with 5,200 feet of elevation gain. I’ve been looking forward to hiking segment 6 on the Colorado Trail (Ute Native Land) all season and went out knowing I might get rained on. I lucked out and avoide
View fullsize Fog lingered during most of my trip to Kodiak, Alaska. This is my third time visiting family there and each time has been amazing and unique. The hikes on Kodiak are steep and unforgiving. I gained a few new bruises slipping and sliding my way around
View fullsize I was having a rough week. How was your week? Sometimes things happen and my mind gets the best of me. Then I was able to spend time with friends virtually and in person and I felt so much better. Yesterday I repeated the same hike I did last week.
View fullsize It felt so amazing to be on the Colorado Trail this weekend. I hiked my first longer day of the season - 31 miles covering segments 4 & 5 (Ute Native Land). I started around 7:30am and finished at 6:30pm. I took a few shaky (sorry) videos along t
View fullsize I saw my first mountain lion! I was hiking segment 1 of the Colorado Trail and when I rounded a corner and saw the side and tail of a mountain lion. I froze in my tracks as it turned and looked directly into my eyes. At that moment I’m pretty s
View fullsize 3 Year Continental Divide Trail Anniversary Confession: I was scared in these photos. I had doubts. Was I really meant to spend another year on trail? My life had become so nomadic and I was tired. Was I ready? The CDT was different - harder. Th
View fullsize Looks like it’s Sunday Bunday! My sweet buns are getting older but still have spunk. They like making appearances during my virtual yoga classes and stealing the show (as they should). I’m so grateful for the love of these little bunnies