Catching up with the mother-daughter duo who hiked the Appalachian Trail
The duo's story didn't finish at the end of their journey. They join us to talk about what's next.
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The duo's story didn't finish at the end of their journey. They join us to talk about what's next.
Sue Otten and her daughter Gretja have been hiking through the Appalachian Trail. Their goal is to raise $50,000 for Parkinson's research through Michael J. Fox's foundation.
Since July, we've been tracking a mother daughter hiking duo who took on the Appalachian trail, all to raise money for Parkinson's disease.
The duo is more than 1,100 miles in, hoping to finish in December.
They started in Maine and have a goal to be at the finish line in Georgia by Christmas.
Sitting comfortably at mile marker 1760, Egon Overgaard had a few minutes to reflect on just how far he's come. And not just the nearly 2,000 miles he's hiked, but also the grief he's trying to leave behind.
Gretja Otten and her mother Susan are on the trail right now. It's a trail that goes all the way from Georgia to Maine, and takes about six months to finish.
Gretja Otten and her mother Susan are on the trail right now. It's a trail that goes all the way from Georgia to Maine, and takes about six months to finish.