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Emily Ford of Duluth is only the second person and first woman to thru-hike the Ice Age National Scenic Trail during winter. She set off on the 1200-mile Wisconsin trail in Door County on December 28 and ended at Interstate Park on March 6, accompanied by Diggins, a sled dog on loan from Cheri Beatty of Lakeville. Along the hike, “trail angels” showed up with food and supplies. And when temperatures plunged below zero, making it too dangerous for Ford and Diggins to sleep in a tent, local volunteers shuttled them to lodging. Ford’s Instagram followers grew to 9,000 during the hike and she hopes her adventure will inspire girls and people of color to explore the outdoors.

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