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  • PCT California Section E: Agua Dulce to Tehachapi Pass (Miles 453.8 to 566.5)
  • PCT California Section F: Tehachapi Pass to Walker Pass (Miles 566.5–653.2)
  • PCT California Section D: Interstate 15 to Agua Dulce (Miles 342–453.8)

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thetrek.co /3 weeks ago

PCT California Section E: Agua Dulce to Tehachapi Pass (Miles 453.8 to 566.5)

Note: I am hiking the PCT while working full-time remotely. I work Monday through Thursday from my RV, and trail run some Monday-Thursday nights and hike Friday through Sunday befo...

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thetrek.co /1 week ago

PCT California Section F: Tehachapi Pass to Walker Pass (Miles 566.5–653.2)

Note: I am hiking the PCT while working full-time remotely. I work Monday through Thursday from my RV, and trail run some Monday-Thursday nights and hike Friday through Sunday befo...

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thetrek.co /1 month ago

PCT California Section D: Interstate 15 to Agua Dulce (Miles 342–453.8)

Note: I am hiking the PCT while working full-time remotely. I work Monday through Thursday from my RV, and trail run some Monday-Thursday nights and hike Friday through Sunday befo...

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thetrek.co /1 month ago

PCT Week 1: Campo to Mile 115

Day 1 I started at 9am from the southern terminus. Walked the half mile to CLEEF to sign the 2026 poster. And I was off onto the slow rolling hills of the PCT. Its starts deceptive...

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thetrek.co /2 weeks ago

Conserving Energy and Flooring It

Welcome to the west coast! Well this is it. We’re doing it. Here it is. I’ve been hiking the PCT for a bit now, and it’s time to share some stories. Going into this hike, the name...

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thetrek.co /2 weeks ago

PCT Week 5: Mile 402 to 506

Day 29: 402-427 On trail by 6:45am and happy to see the sunshine again. The birds were all out calling and I could see some fresh hoof tracks on trail from what I assume to be a mo...

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thetrek.co /1 week ago

PCT days 18-21: Big Bear Lake to Cajon Pass

Day 18: Big Bear to Little Bear It was hard to leave the comforts of Big Bear Lake behind, but my legs were itching to hike. Six of us piled into a van with no back seat and rode b...

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thetrek.co /3 weeks ago

PCT Days 18 to 23: Up Mission Creek Without a Paddle

Day 18: First river ford and an oasis in the desert. I woke up next to a wash north of Whitewater, still in the wind, but the rain had ceased. I was the only one around, human or a...

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thetrek.co /1 week ago

Part 7: San Jacinto Wilderness: Above the Clouds

People say that on a clear day, you can see the Pacific Ocean from San Jacinto Peak. Well… we didn’t. But what we saw the day before was no less extraordinary. Let’s rewind. I can’...

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thetrek.co /2 days ago

Trail Update #3: San Jacinto to Mission Creek

Into the Mountains The climb into the San Jacinto Wilderness was a tough one for multiple reasons. Some consider it the first major obstacle of the PCT as you ascend 11,000 feet an...

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thetrek.co /1 month ago

Ready Or Not, Here I Come!

The day is finally here, I am finally starting my PCT hike! What started as a fantasy, then slowly turned into a dream, is finally going to be a reality and I cannot wait! Let me t...

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thetrek.co /3 weeks ago

How Northern Oregon Made Me Fall in Love With the PCT

My very first section on the Pacific Crest Trail was perfect. There’s nothing about it that I would have changed. Last August, I hiked 200 miles through northern Oregon, and along...

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thetrek.co /1 month ago

Practicing For The PCT Heat Wave…

Hello my fellow trail dirt, or maybe gear geeks, or possibly just normal people* (who like to be homeless for months). *Not normal.   BUT THEN… Maybe you’re just here to read about...

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thetrek.co /1 month ago

Are you Homeless or Hiking? Week One on the PCT

For two and a half years now, I’ve dreamt of returning to a long distance trail. I longed to hear the crunch crunch crunch of my worn out vibram soles against the ground as I follo...

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thetrek.co /1 month ago

Logistics, Overview, and Schedule on the PCT

The Permitting Process Unlike the Appalachian Trail and many other trails on the East Coast, the PCT requires a permit to hike the trail. Those permits are not easy to get for a de...

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thetrek.co /1 week ago

PCT Days 31 to 35: Progressive Overload

In this part of the show, I walk more miles in five days than I ever have. Day 31: Hotter than two rats in a wool sock. —Ichiro Suzuki I woke up at Sulphur Springs Campground in th...

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thetrek.co /1 week ago

Day 14 — Mission Creek

Miles hiked: 21.8 Mile marker: 248.2 The trek on Mission Creek begins at 4:30 AM with a beautiful sand smiley face, drawn by none else than the highly acclaimed sand artist: Journe...

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thetrek.co /1 month ago

PCT Training in Patagonia: The O-Trek

“The best-laid plans of mice and men often go awry”. – Robert Burns. The O-Trek: Last One Out, Get the Lights The O-trek, like the Pacific Crest Trail, has been a long time bucket...

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thetrek.co /1 month ago

PCT Days 7 to 11: The Heat was Hot

The ground was, in fact, also dry. Like, concerningly dry. Water caches and long carries are this year’s norm in the Anza Borrego Desert. However, so happens to be the kindness of...

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thetrek.co /3 weeks ago

Tramilies & Trail Legs: Thru Hiking The PCT-Wrightwood

Leaving My Tramily Tramiles (trail /families) are an interesting phenomenon throughout the through hiking experience. In its most basic form, a “tramily” is made up of people that...

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thetrek.co /3 weeks ago

PCT days 9-12: Idyllwild to Cabazon

Day 9: Bombs Away! Today I got a small taste of what people had dealt with during the storm on the two previous days as the frigid wind whipped across the ridge. But the real shock...

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thetrek.co /1 month ago

A Pacific Crest Trail Story:  The Trail Provides (Pain and Suffering) Part One

Years of dreaming. Years of planning. Months of training and prep. The day finally arrives. You think you’re ready? You’re in the best shape of your life. You’re an idiot. I am “yo...

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thetrek.co /1 week ago

Day 11: The Peak of San Jacinto

Miles hiked: 19? We went off the red line to blue blaze a side quest so I can’t be sure. Mile marker: 182.1 Our day begins with a sunrise over a city and a really long trek up some...

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thetrek.co /1 week ago

Day 13 — Interstate 10, Whitewater River, Into Mission Creek

Miles hiked: 20.7 Mile marker: 226.4 The sun is just yawning as we quietly roll out of our sleeping bags, which sounds something like jumping into a pool of potato chip bags. The w...

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