Danny sent these along the other day from his phone. Unfortunately, we will have to wait for him to put some details up about each one because I'm not sure when or where these were taken!
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Pacific Crest Trail Information
The Pacific Crest Trail (PCT) is a 2,650-mile national scenic trail that runs from Mexico to Canada through California, Oregon and Washington. It passes through six out of seven of North America's ecozones including high and low desert, old-growth forest and arctic-alpine country.
The PCT passes through three states, climbs nearly 60 major mountain passes, descends into 19 major canyons, and ambles past more than 1,000 lakes and tarns. The PCT also traverses 3 national monuments, 7 national parks, 24 national forests, and 33 federally mandated wildernesses.
(from www.pcta.org)
I started in Agua Dulce (near LA, ~500 trail miles North of Mexico) May 27/09, and am walking north for a few months. Whheeeeeeeee!
The PCT passes through three states, climbs nearly 60 major mountain passes, descends into 19 major canyons, and ambles past more than 1,000 lakes and tarns. The PCT also traverses 3 national monuments, 7 national parks, 24 national forests, and 33 federally mandated wildernesses.
(from www.pcta.org)
I started in Agua Dulce (near LA, ~500 trail miles North of Mexico) May 27/09, and am walking north for a few months. Whheeeeeeeee!
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