I've once heard the PCT described as follows:

Jul 24, 2024
9:50:57am

Doctor Rosenrosen All-American

1. Desert (Southern California)
2. Snow (High Sierras)
3. Mosquitoes (Central Sierras)
4. Burn scars (Northern California and Oregon)
5. Rain (Washington)

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PCT Quincy to Chester

Mozey Redshirt Freshman

Jul 24, 9:32am

Don't skip Gold Lake and Johnsville! Both are beyond brautiful this time of year

Huck

Jul 24, 9:40am

My intent is maintain a continuous footpath, so hopefully I won't be skipping anything

Mozey

Jul 24, 9:44am

That would bug me to skip a section, especially if I’m trying to complete

EarlSpeak

Jul 24, 9:45am

Looks like some nice flat trail, outside of the blow down/burn areas. Making miles should be relatively easy here, no?

TheLoneCougar

Jul 24, 9:50am

Miles are definitely coming easier since exiting the Sierras. I'm back up to 25 - 30 per day on non town days.

Mozey

Jul 24, 10:02am

I've once heard the PCT described as follows:

Doctor Rosenrosen

Jul 24, 9:50am

That is proving to be quite accurate so far

Mozey

Jul 24, 10:03am

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