[pct-l] Ollalie Lake Resupply

[Rob Rathmann]

my anecdotal experience with olallie:

i had the best microwave burrito of my life when i stopped at olallie
on a cold, wet day in 2005.  they even kept the store open an
additional 20 minutes, just for me!  the prices didn't bother me, but
i spare no expense on a thru-hike.

ymmv.

bearcan't

On Nov 29, 2007 9:38 AM, Ryley Breiddal <ryleyb at gmail.com> wrote:
> Also, if you're thinking of bothering with Olallie Lake Resort.  Don't.
>
> There are much less painful ways of organizing your mail drops, I
> suggest you use one of them.  For instance, get a maildrop at Big Lake
> Youth Camp, which is a wonderful place to hang out for an afternoon,
> cheap food, lots of free stuff, and FUN.  Then get your next drop at
> Timberline Lodge, where you'll want to stop anyways to get some great
> food.  Ollalie rated about a 30 minute stop for me, as everything was
> expensive, closed, or out of bounds (i.e. no swimming in the lake, no
> fresh water to fill up your bottles, etc).
>
> Ryley
> Hoover - PCT 07
>
>
> On Nov 28, 2007 7:59 PM, greg jacobs <pcthiker08 at gmail.com> wrote:
> > for you  planning your resupply in oregon, olallie lake resort does except
> > mail drops, i read in some sources that say they dont, here is a link to the
> > information on what you need to know  about setting it up
> >
> > http://www.olallielake.com/OlallieAdventures/Trails/PCT+Hiking/default.aspx
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