Running from Mexico to Canada through California, Oregon and Washington, the 2665 mile PCT meanders from the SoCal desert to the Alpine Mountains in Yosemite to the rainy forests in the North Cascades. We're attempting to thru-hike the PCT during the small window of time that the entire trail is typically passable from May-October. Though a seemingly huge undertaking and perhaps a bit out of the ordinary, it's just walking after all.
Sunday, June 3, 2012
And the road goes on forever. Our reward for crossing 500 miles: we get to crawl down into the desert near Lancaster, CA. I thought that I knew hot but this is going to be unreal. We are currently at Hiker Town a place run by trail angels where you can wash your clothes, do some laundry, and eat some food while we wait on the sun to set over Antelope Valley. We are entering the valley which is one of the hottest sections that we will encounter and we are hoping to turn nocturnal. We have 16 miles to our next water source and for the moment we are clean, we have clean clothes, and we are heading out soon. Next stop the vacation paradise also known as Mojave, CA.
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ya'll really do know how to have a good time.
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