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Pacific Crest Trail

Therm-a-Rest Z Lite Sol Close

April 1, 2013

Therm-a-Rest Z Lite SOL Sleeping Pad Review

The Therm-a-Rest Z Lite SOL was the pad I decided to use on my Pacific Crest Trail thru-hike. This versatile foam pad from Cascade Designs uses an aluminized surface to reflect heat (yes, the silver side goes up) back up towards the user (that's you) and can be used alone or in conjunction with

Pacific Crest Trail,  Review PCT Gear,  Pre-PCT,  Sleeping Pads

Cactus

March 31, 2013

Hiking the 700 Miles of PCT Desert

For the first 700 miles of the Pacific Crest Trail, northbound hikers have the Southern California desert to look forward to. It is only fitting that the trail begins in the desert, as hikers will need to be getting acquainted with how sweaty and uncomfortable they are capable of becoming (better

Pacific Crest Trail PCT Desert,  PCT Planning,  Pre-PCT

PCT Mail Permits

March 27, 2013

PCT Permits: Permission to Walk Outdoors

If you plan on hiking more than 500 continuous miles of the Pacific Crest Trail, you are required to obtain a PCT permit from the Forest Service. You need a permit to go for a walk in the woods? Silly, I know, but you also need a passport to cross imaginary lines between "countries" - equally

Pacific Crest Trail PCT Planning,  Permits,  Pre-PCT

PCT-Desert-Ultralight-Backpack

March 23, 2013

Ultralight Backpacking Explained

Given that I am relatively new to the long distance hiking scene I feel that now would be a perfect time to express some of my partially informed yet surprisingly staunch opinions regarding the perceived debates surrounding the activity. On the spectrum of how much gear hikers decide to bring

Pacific Crest Trail Pre-PCT,  Ultralight Backpacking

March 19, 2013

The PCT-L (Listserv): Pacific Crest Trail Email You Don’t Want

Members of the Pacific Crest Trail hiking community have taken to using various forms of social media and electronic communication as a means of keeping in touch with one another. The PCT-L (or PCT-Listserv) relays emails from individual members to the entire group as a means of facilitating

Pacific Crest Trail PCT Planning,  PCT Resources,  Pre-PCT

PCT Southern Terminus Closeup

March 15, 2013

The Pacific Crest Trail: Two Months Out

According to what can loosely be defined as my "plan", in precisely two months (that's May 15, 2013) I will begin a 2,660 mi / 4,281 km journey north from Campo, California (just over the border from Mexico) to a place called Manning Park in British Columbia (that's Canada for all you geography

Pacific Crest Trail PCT Planning,  Pre-Departure,  Pre-PCT

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