Turtle Tracks podcast is a series of field recordings made while hiking throughout the US. Stopping to enjoy the sounds of nature inspired me to share the peace and beauty of the outdoors with others. Join me during my hiking breaks for 15-minute meditations surrounded by the sounds of nature.
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Signup to Generate a PitchTurtle Tracks podcast is a series of field recordings made while hiking throughout the US. Stopping to enjoy the sounds of nature inspired me to share the peace and beauty of the outdoors with others. Join me during my hiking breaks for 15-minute meditations surrounded by the sounds of nature.
Turtle Tracks Treks is hosted by Kevin Cwalina. The show has published 13 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Valle Crucis, NC at night" (9 September 2026, 67 minutes), "Hurricane Campground at Dawn May 19th, 2026" (19 May 2026, 19 minutes), and "Austin Mountain Talus Field" (4 May 2026, 1 minute).
Turtle Tracks Treks publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 18 minutes across 13 episodes.
Booking probability for Turtle Tracks Treks is 29%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Turtle Tracks Treks requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Turtle Tracks Treks's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for Turtle Tracks Treks are Fitness, Golf & Recreation. Turtle Tracks Treks has a science audience.
Kevin Cwalina hosts Turtle Tracks Treks, a science podcast with 13 episodes published.
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Episode #2
This recording was captured at the Valle Crucis Conference Center Hermitages, nestled higher up on the mountain above the main conference center. I left the field recorder running overnight to capture the natural...
<p>This was my first attempt at leaving the recorder out overnight. This clip is a small portion of the recording taken around 6am. There is a stream about 200 feet in front of the microphones that you can hear...
Episode #1
<p>This is a short clip of walking over a talus field on Austin Mountain in Shenandoah National Park's South District. </p>
Episode #10
<p>Recorded below the old fire tower at Millers Head on a route in Shenandoah National Park that I am calling the SNP Turducken Loop. Just like the Louisiana Cajun dish, the route combines three of Shenandoah's classic...
<p>The park was closed for most of the morning so there were none of the common sounds of cars on the drive. On the hike up to the summit from Sugar Hollow I startled a bald eagle that was drinking at a steam and got to...
<p>After a long and steep climb on a hot day, there's nothing better than sitting by a cool creek and cooling off your feet. Join me for a break as I relax and cool down on day five of our backpacking trip along the...
<p>This is a short recording taken on the High Sierra Trail, between Junction and Crabtree Meadows. One of the surprises on this backpack trip was how quiet the Sierra can be. While that was a fantastic experience, it...
Episode #6
<p>I wasn't planning on making a recording in this location, but I walked into this area where my favorite bird song (The Wood Thrush) was so bright and cheerful, I had to stop a log on the trail and make this...
<p>This is a great park to take a break from the beach when visiting North Carolina's Outer Banks. It's not crowded and is a short 5-minute drive from the main strip. The preserve features "lushly wooded dunes, peaceful...
<p>This was taken on the shore of "The Point" in the middle of Lake Moomaw. It's a challenging and steep hike out to The Point. The reward is the relatively quiet and peaceful shore. You can hear a passing fishing boat...
Episode #3
<p>A short break along this delightful but steep trail out to the remote Point campground on Lake Moomaw. Toward the end of the recording, the wood thrush returns, so I let the recording run a little longer to capture...
Episode #2
<p>This field recording was taken by the side of the Riprap Creek in Shenandoah National Park. </p><p><br></p><p>The recordings are in stereo. I would love to hear from you and know which direction the water is moving...
<p>This recording was taken about 2 miles into the Wildcat Ridge Trail at the peak of the Mountain Laurel bloom. </p>
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