Kelly Floro is a Managing Editor at The Trek. She specializes in travel and tourism, with a focus on adventure travel, environmental issues, and health and wellness, often intertwining themes of fitness and animal rescue. Kelly's work has been featured in various publications, including The Trek.
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Kelly Floro's coverage primarily focuses on the HRP (Haute Route Pyrenees) and hiking. Her articles often involve reviews, breaking news, evolving stories, how-to guides, and expert commentary. Given her focus on hiking and outdoor activities along the Appalachian Trail, she may be interested in content related to adventure travel experiences, trail maintenance tips or equipment reviews.
As Kelly does not have a specific geographic focus but mentions the Appalachian Trail, it is likely that she covers topics relevant to this area as well as other international trails like the HRP. Therefore pitches should align with these interests while providing valuable insights into hiking experiences and gear for both domestic and international audiences.
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By: Kelly Floro
H urricane Isaias is now expected to impact the Appalachian Trail in Georgia, North Carolina, Tennessee, and Virginia, and the Appalachian Trail Conservancy is advising hikers to get off trail and postpone hiking plans until after the storm.
H uman remains were discovered near a tent in Shenandoah National Park late last month and an investigation is underway. The remains were found on September 22 in the Naked Creek area following a report of a missing hiker the park had received earlier that day.
By: Kelly Floro
T he seasons are a-changing, but that doesn't mean you have to stop a-hiking. In fact, I would argue that fall is the best time of the year for
By: Kelly Floro
T he Pacific Crest Trail Association (PCTA) announced this month that it has signed a new 10-year Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the USDA Forest Service, the National Park Service, the Bureau of Land Management, and California State Parks.
M ore than 1 million public comments were submitted in response to the controversial Trump administration proposal to repeal the Roadless Rule, a federal policy that limits road construction and timber harvesting in undeveloped national forest lands. The public comment period ended on October 6.
By: Kelly Floro
A dog was rescued near the Appalachian Trail around Franklin, NC on Monday after being stranded roughly 200 feet up a cliff for three days. Multiple groups had mounted unsuccessful rescue attempts before a team of four from Pisgah Climbing School managed it.
By: Kelly Floro
dog was rescued near the Appalachian Trail around Franklin, NC on Monday after being stranded roughly 200 feet up a cliff for three days. Multiple groups had mounted unsuccessful rescue attempts before a team of four from Pisgah Climbing School managed it. “It was the most technical dog rescue I’ve done, and I’ve done well over 10 in the last 20 years,” said team leader Karsten Delap, an International Federation of Mountain Guides Associations guide with the school, ...
Y ou love backpacking, but after completing some long-distance thru-hikes, it's starting to feel like old hat for you. Are you craving a new kind of hiking adventure? Perhaps you need to try … high routes!
By: Kelly Floro
M ore than one year after the National Park Service (NPS) announced plans to demolish two historic Appalachian Trail shelters in Pennsylvania, a local trail club is leading a campaign to save the structures, citing their practical and historical value to hikers.
T he Appalachian Trail is often called the “party trail” of the Triple Crown. With so many access points to town, it is indeed easy to structure an AT thru-hike as one gigantic, 2,200-mile pub crawl. But party culture aside, is there actually a drug problem on the Appalachian Trail?
