Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Email TRAIL NEWS PCTA Opens P3 Applications The Pacific Crest Trail Association (PCTA) is excited to announce that the 2018 P3 Program is now open and seeking thru-hikers interested in being hiker-influencers for the Pacific Crest Trail. Prospective thru-hikers with photography, writing, video or podcasting skills can now visit the P3 website …
Out in the great landscape of western America, the Pacific Crest Trail climbs and descends, rambles along, dives into canyons and forests, and crosses rugged mountains and arid deserts. Like life, the trail ebbs and flows. Why do we go out there? What are we searching for? — The Pacific Crest Trail It was nearly 90 …
At his core, PCT Communicator editor Mark Larabee is an outdoor lover. He plainly admits that he would rather be out hiking, rock climbing, bicycling or playing in the water than anything else. He took his first hike on the Pacific Crest Trail in 1990 in the Ansel Adams Wilderness, in California. Larabee concedes that he didn’t know much …
Do you love the Pacific Crest Trail? It needs your help. Every winter, storms and snows bring down trees on the trail; spring brings runoff and trail washouts; summer brings wildfires and more damage. It’s a big job maintaining this big trail. That’s why the Pacific Crest Trail Association (PCTA) needs hikers like you to pitch …