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MYTHing the PCT

Posted onJuly 8, 2022May 1, 2023AuthorDrewLeave a comment

BackpackingLight has published my account of hiking the PCT in the smoke and heat of summer 2021. Click here to read.

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PCT Trail Journal 2018

On my way to PCT mile 1090.
PCT mile 1103 -Gilmore Lake
PCT mile 1123, Barker Creek
PCT mile 1144, between Squaw Valley and Donner Pass
Near PCT mile 1153 -Clair Tappaan Lodge
PCT mile 1169 – on a smoky ridge
PCT mile 1190, on Milton Creek
PCT mile 1195 – Sierra City
PCT mile 1211, Summit Lake
PCT mile 1234, out in the endless smoky hills
PCT mile 1258, above the Feather River
PCT mile 1274, another ridge high above another fork of the Feather River
PCT mile 1293, north out of Belden
PCT mile 1318 – into the Cascades
PCT mile 1331 – zero day in Chester
PCT mile 1350 – Warner Valley CG in Lassen NP
PCT mile 1377 – near Subway Cave
PCT mile 1407 – in the armpit of California
PCT mile 1427 – spa day
PCT mile 1450 – smoke
PCT mile 1476 – last camp
PCT mile 1501 – Exit

PCT Trail Journal 2016

Last training hike
Columbia Gorge
Mile 665, On the trail at last
PCT mile 681, Into the dry hot mountains
PCT mile 698, wetter water
PCT mile 702, Kennedy Meadows, hiker version of Las Vegas
PCT mile 719, Towards the high country
PCT mile 736, Getting higher
PCT mile 756, starting to feel like the high country
PCT mile 767, Trout and thunder
PCT mile 771, Whitney
PCT mile 789, Bullfrog Lake
PCT Mile 795, Dollar Lake
PCT mile 813, Red,White and Blue in the Mountains
PCT mile 834, Another day another pass
PCT Mile 853, along the S Fk San Joaquin R
PCT Mile 873, Beautiful Selden Pass
PCT Mile 881, Detour to Vermillion Valley Resort
PCT Mile 902, another pass, more lakes
PCT Mile 926, retracing 1968
PCT mile 942, remembrance and motion
PCT mile 962, into the wild
PCT mile 982, granite ridges make for hard hiking
PCT Mile 1028, Sonora Pass
PCT mile 1055, the northern Sierra
PCT mile 1079, more wind
Trail’s end at Tahoe

PCT Trail Journal 2014

PCT mile 177 – All over but the hiking part
PCT mile 183 – back on the trail
PCT mile 201 – down, down, down
PCT mile 211 – San Gorgonio Pass
PCT mile 229 – Whitewater
PCT mile 243 – Mission Creek
PCT mile 266 – Zeroing in Big Bear
PCT mile 286 – hiking again
PCT mile 308 – easing the brutality
PCT mile 329 – booger country
PCT mile 347 – earthquake country
PCT mile 364 – up, and more up
PCT mile 370 – Wrightwood
PCT mile 385 – nero in Wrightwood, up and over Mt Baden-Powell
PCT mile 406 – Sulfur Springs
PCT mile 430 – Messenger Flats
PCT mile 444 – chilling at the KOA
PCT mile 454 – Hiker Heaven
PCT mile 478 – camping by the road
PCT mile 517 – Hikertown
PCT mile 534 – Cottonwood Creek
PCT mile 553 – into the Tehachapis
PCT mile 585 – among the windmills
PCT mile 604
PCT mile 622 – back into the cold Mojave
PCT mile 646 – the mountains are calling
PCT mile 652 – Walker Pass and my return to civilization. For now.

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