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In August, trip reporter Ngl1992 and her sister were only a quarter mile from the Berry Patch trailhead and a mid-week backpacking trip in the Goat Rocks when they got a flat tire. Getting a flat deep on a forest road is, at best, a hassle. At worst, it can ruin a trip and leave hikers stranded miles from help with no cell service. In a splendid show of priorities, the duo decided to go ahead with their hike and deal with their flat on the way out. And that's when someone stopped to offer help:

That's how trip reporter quinntessentialnw started their July trip report to Hidden Lake Lookout. (In addition to useful trip report details, they also shared some stunning photos and, well, photos of baby ptarmigan, which is it's own form of spreading goodness.) In the comments a week later, another trip reporter whynothike connected the dots.

In a June trip up the Ira Spring trail, trip reporter Hikeswith3 had the karma of a small kind gesture (stepping aside to let a larger group of hikers pass) rewarded when another hiker noticed and picked up a lost item. To many, a dropped bandana could just be a piece of mystery trash. But this anonymous hiker took a little extra time and thought to assume it might matter to someone. And, it did.

In their winter trip report to Kelcema Lake, trip reporter and WTA member SavvyExploring stopped to help someone whose truck was stuck in the snow, and a "super nice guy with an ATV" stopped to help as well.

Hiking solo can be tricky, especially when crossing high creeks or rivers. In August, trip reporter and WTA member mobox made the smart call to wait and cross with others at the Fryingpan Creek crossing near Summerland. They also saw some rescue workers in action.

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