[pct-l] Mail Drop Adresses

[Scott Williams]

Yogi's Town Guide has them all and lots more as it has the motels and
stores in each town too.

When Why Not and I hiked the CDT this past summer we tried something
different.  We called motels and businesses along the route to find out if
they would be willing to hold boxes for us.  It took one full afternoon but
it meant that we could pick up our resupplies any day of the week and
almost at any time.  We only had to rely on a PO once or twice and it made
for a much less stressed hike as we never found ourselves rushing to beat
the close of business.

Shroomer
On Mar 7, 2013 10:20 AM, "Stephen Clark" <rowriver at gmail.com> wrote:

> Patrick,
> Try this link:   http://cwillett.imathas.com/pct/resupply.html    I would
> give each one that you wish to use a call just to make sure they are still
> active, but all of them I have chosen to use have worked for me.
> Snake Charmer
>
>
> On Thu, Mar 7, 2013 at 10:07 AM, Patrick Seibt <texaspoo666 at gmail.com
> >wrote:
>
> > What is the best source for the adresses of PO for maildrops?
> >
> > Patrick
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