Park rangers have posted remarkable photos of the Stehekin mudslide on their Flickr page. For more details, see their news release about the event or check here for updates.
... Read moreOn Thursday night, September 5 at 11:45pm, a powerful storm cell triggered a massive mud and rock slide down the Imus
State Route 20 will re-open at noon, Thursday, Sept. 12. It has been closed between milepost 147 (10 miles west of Rainy Pass) and milepost 157 at Rainy Pass due to landslides.... Read more
Bob Sommer’s article about galls in our Fall 2013 issue of the PCT Communicator is a staff favorite. We’re always amazed by the variety and abundance of galls along the trail.
Red apples hanging down from an oak tree on the PCT? Doesn’t make sense until you realize that these ... Read more
Last summer, we were brought to tears by Astro’s inspirational story. We’ve followed the turns of his journey ever since. Artist and PCT community member Kolby Kirk shares with us the news of Andy Lyon’s passing. A journal documenting Andy’s life and travels can be found at hikingthepacificcrest.wordpress.com. R.I.P., friend.... Read more
Take a look at this great interview with Cascade Locks’ trail angel Shrek and a number of PCT hikers. Thanks to The Oregonian for providing a peek into this aspect of the long-trail world.
Shrek hosts PCT hikers at his home near near the Oregon and Washington border.
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Heavy construction will close Suiattle River Road 11.5 miles east of Highway 530 Sept. 6 through Oct. 10 to pedestrians, equestrians, bicyclists and vehicles on the Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest. After Oct. 10 the road will reopen to foot traffic, but remain closed to vehicles.
This closure blocks access to ... Read more
PCTA staff members have been munching on delicious salted chocolate bars from Salazon Chocolate. Chocolate benefiting the Pacific Crest Trail – it’s a tough job, but we can do it. The PCT bar is organic dark chocolate with sea salt & organic turbinado cane sugar. A portion of the proceeds ... Read more
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