TOP National Park AFTER Dark Stories: Night of the Grizzlies, Grandma Gatewood and Cocaine Bear (BPR #319)

In today’s episode of Backpacker Radio presented by The Trek, brought to you by LMNT, we are joined by Danielle and Cassie, the hosts of the popular Podcast, AFTER Dark National Park. In this episode, Chaunce obtains the decline of some of the most scandalous stories of our beloved national parks, including the infamous cocaine bear, the tuberculosis cabins in the gigantic National Park of the Cave, the tragic story of Ishi, the last Yahi, which left the Lassen Park park in the early nineteenth century, and the night there were two fatal attacks in grains in grains in grains Glizzly.

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Interview with Danielle and Cassie of the National Park after dusk

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00:04:45 – Reminders: Register in The Trek Bulletin and Listen to our episodes without ads in Patreon!

00:09:40 – Presenting Danielle and Cassie

00:10:24 – What trip are you now?

00:11:50 – How did you know two?

00:13:35 – How did you develop your podcast?

00:15:50 – What makes your podcast so popular?

00:17:45 – Have many of the national parks visited?

00:23:50 – How often are both walking together and what are their favorite paths?

00:29:45 – What are your favorite solo walks?

00:32:30 – How is your podcasting research process?

00:36:50 – Tell us about Grizzlies night in Glacier National Park

00:43:55 – Do you ever contact people involved in cases?

00:52:40 – Tell us about the mysteries of the gigantic cave

01:01:36 – Tell us about Ishi, the last of its people

01:06:50 – Tell us about Crater Lake National Park

01:15:30 – Tell us about Dope Lake in Yosemite

01:17:30 – Tell us about cocaine bear

01:27:20 – Tell us about grandmother Gatewood

01:33:20 – Discussion about the National Park after the Dark Podcast

01:34:45 – Question of the handle: What is your best opinion in the world of backpacker or outdoor in general?

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QOTD: What is your most deranged marriage trick?

Triple crown of outdoor fears

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