Roaming Raes

Let's Roam

Let's Roam

Enchantments, hiking

Welcome to all!

I’m Amber, the passionate explorer behind Roaming Raes. Born with a condition that doctors believed would prevent me from ever walking, every step I take is a reminder to make the most out of each moment and live life to its fullest.

I want to inspire you to embrace life’s adventures, cherish experiences over possessions, and find joy in exploring the world.

Along with travel stories, I share tips on gear, nature, and living fully. Join me on this journey as we discover and celebrate the beauty of life together! I invite you to explore and share in my journey, and enjoy some of my favorite quotes along the way!

  • Pacific Crest Trail 2025

    A 2,650-mile adventure from Mexico to Canada, slicing through California, Oregon, and Washington.

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FOLLOW ALONG

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FOLLOW ALONG 〰️

Finally hit 100 miles! But honestly, what feels even more exciting is reaching Eagle Rock. This place is sacred. I truly think that is why my last time here brought a version of me that was raw & unfiltered. This stretch of trail brought back a
She ascended only to descend. With pack strapped tight and water in haul, every step forward was progress. The dirt path before her, everchanging— ecosystems shifting, weather turning in an instant, wildlife stirring in the distance. The
Falling into the rhythm of hiking every day 🥾☀️ The routine is simple: wake up, pack up camp, hike, take breaks on the best-looking rocks, filter water, hike some more, chat with other hikers, set up camp, sleep, repeat. I usually start trails solo
A common question I’ve been receiving is: Why hike the PCT again? Why not another long trail? The simple answer: because I want to. The deeper answer: When you’re nearing the end of a thru-hike, the big question is, ‘What’
The first few days of my PCT thru-hike were anything but normal—and that’s okay! I started off in a little rain, but things quickly escalated. After hiking from Lake Morena to Boulder Oaks, I caught a ride with Ivan to wait out the snow

An adventure is not just the destination.

It is in the journey, in the being, in the doing