[pct-l] 7 day hike mid march suggestions

[Ron Graybill]

I'm just a lowly section hiker, if you're willing to come down to Southern
California, I'd recommend starting at Mile 60 (Sunrise Trail, thus avoiding
the snow on Mt. Laguna) and hiking to Mile 162 (Cedar Springs Trail, the
southern edge of the trail closure.)  That would be an average of almost 15
miles per day for a seven-day hike.


On Fri, Feb 28, 2014 at 12:28 PM, Trevor McKee <trevormckee85 at yahoo.com>wrote:

> Hey All,
>
> I live 40 minutes west of Belden, CA.
>
> I am hoping to do a 7 day trek on the PCT to warm up for my thru hike,
> flush out some gear systems, and bank some time that I will lose from going
> to a wedding in May.
>
> I am in good trail shape and am able to cover 15-20 miles per day.
>
> Not sure if hiking my neck of the PCT will be a good idea with this storm
> passing through and dropping snow, but I am willing to travel to northern
> CA or somewhat southern CA to do  a section. Hoping to head out the first
> or second full week of March.
>
> Any suggestions of a good 7 day stretch? Thanks!
>
>
> Mayor Trevor
> www.SoletoSoil.com
>
>
>
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Ronald D. Graybill
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