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Pacific Crest Trail, Then and Now

Always Another Adventure

10 episodes

6 days ago

What's it like to spend six months walking the length of the United States, from Mexico to Canada, following a wilderness trail? Liz and Simon Willis tackled the Pacific Crest Trail in 2002 at a time many people now consider to be a 'classic era' on the PCT. They recorded conversations with hikers, trail angels and townsfolk and, eventually, assembled them into this audio time capsule of a life-changing endurance walk. Things are brought up to date in fresh interviews with people who know the trail well, including a couple who hiked the PCT exactly twenty years later.

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4. Sierra Highs

Pacific Crest Trail, Then and Now

27 minutes 37 seconds

2 years ago

4. Sierra Highs

As we leave Kennedy Meadows we find hikers feeling the trail has become a job. We brew tea with four other hikers in snow on the summit of Forrester Pass, before heading into Vermillion Valley Resort. We loose the trail in snow and are forced to find a different route across Donohue Pass. In the early hours we have a rude awakening as a bear raids our food stash. In Lee Vining we ponder the future of the trail with PCTA board member Henry Shires.

New episodes daily - and PCTpodcast.com you can buy a download of our trail journal and see photos from the series.

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Thanks to TarpTent.com for their support during our hike and with this series.