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Has anyone hiked the PCT? I am not seriously thinking of doing the entire trail myself but I'm listening to books and reading about it and fascinated with the idea of taking a few months to hike up the coast.
Does anyone else feel a calling from the PCT? |
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Never heard of the PCT, but I have driven the 101 from San Fran to Seattle. It is a beautiful part of the country.
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Edited by
soufiehere
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Thu 02/23/17 08:19 PM
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Nice to see you again JulietLe :-)
http://www.fs.usda.gov/pct/ No, but we see the bikers going down 101 here, travelling between Canada and Mexico via 101 to catch the trail inland when it reaches California..they often overnight at the State Park in town. It does not seem to hug the coast :-) |
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Edited by
Annagram
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Thu 02/23/17 08:22 PM
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Driving is how I'd most likely go!
 
I found one book about hiking the PCT and found this whole cult of more books and sites (including the movie "Wild" that came out a couple years ago). It would be a life changing experience to do so, but huge time commitment! Nice to see you again too Soufiehere! 
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Well I can tell you the stretch between Palm Springs,
California, and Lincoln City, Oregon, takes 21 hours by car :-) |
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Well I can tell you the stretch between Palm Springs, California, and Lincoln City, Oregon, takes 21 hours by car :-) Haha!! I better put in my time off request now! For a months or so.
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That's a hard core hiker trip if you want to do it all. A friend of mine tried to hike it all starting down in socal and heading north. He made it 6weeks in then gave up. I would suggest you pick a small section to go enjoy and not look at the whole Mexico to Canada thing.
My 2 cents. |
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