Trail Angel: Generosity on the Pacific Crest Trail
Thirteen days from the Columbia Gorge and fifty yards from Sheep Lake, I broke camp around 8:00 a.m. to begin another day of hiking. My[Read More…]
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Almost There: A Chance Encounter along the Pacific Crest Trail
It was the first day of September, 2013, and I was feeling a little impressed with myself. Starting at the Columbia River Gorge, I had[Read More…]
Nonstop Hike from Montana to the Pacific Ocean Coming Soon
Lace up your hiking boots and grab your backpack, the 1,200 mile Pacific Northwest National Scenic Trail from Glacier National Park to the Washington Coast[Read More…]
Wildfire Affects Pacific Crest Trail: Closure in Glacier Peak Wilderness
The Blankenship Fire in the South Fork of Agnes Creek of the Glacier Peak Wilderness has grown to over 70 acres, causing the Forest Service[Read More…]
Daring Duo Set Winter Thru-Hiking Record of the Pacific Crest Trail
As if thru-hiking the mountainous Pacific Crest Trail from Mexico to Canada wasn’t enough in the best of weather conditions, Justin “Trauma” Lichter and Shawn[Read More…]
The Movie Wild Spurs New Permitting System on the Pacific Crest Trail
If you’ve recently been motivated by the blockbuster movie Wild, staring Reese Witherspoon, to hike the 2,650 mile Pacific Crest Trail (PCT) from Mexico to[Read More…]
Taking on the Pacific Crest Trail: 2,650 Miles for Scholarships
Big ideas start with a single spark. My adventurous spirit caught fire three years ago, when I found out I had the audacity to attempt[Read More…]
Sheep Lake – Sourdough Gap Via PCT NO. 2000
If you like to gamble you might consider rolling the dice and heading up to Sheep Lake via the Pacific Crest Trailhead at Chinook Pass. But hurry – the gamble, of course, is the weather!
Pacific Crest Trail – Washington And Oregon Book Reviews
These guidebooks provide good concise descriptions of a selection of nice hikes of 1 to 5 days duration along the PCT in Oregon and Washington, with some handy features and information.
Mountain Bikes on the PCT
All users must think big-picture and put their voices and actions to those steps which provide the most benefit against the critical goals of protecting quiet, primitive outdoor experiences and protection of one-of-a-kind scenic and natural resources. Be informed. Listen. Think. Participate. Encourage cooperative rather than polarized behavior. We all agree on the precious and unique value of the PCT and owe it to our grandchildren to act today so that it is maintained and enhanced for them to treasure as we have.
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