[pct-l] PCT resupply

Jeffrey Olson jolson at olc.edu
Sat Mar 10 12:24:38 CST 2007


I'd spent the night at one of the prettiest forested campsites I 
remember - on Trout Lake Creek.  There is a bridge over the creek and 
about five or six separated flat spots down from the bridge.  I got to 
FR 88 at about 7:30 in the morning, and had way too much energy to stand 
around throwing rocks at signs - better to walk. So, yes, I'd walk it 
again.  And I'm not complaining.  At Onion Valley I had just settled 
down on the bear boxes on my sleeping pad, ready to wait for the end of 
the day to hitch out at the end of a hike in 05 when a couple came out 
and offered me a ride, and took me to Bishop, the opposite direction 
they were headed.  Luck of the draw both times...

Jeff...

Slyatpct at aol.com wrote:
>  
> jolson at olc.edu writes:
>
> I road  walked from the PCT towards Trout Lake on FR 88 for three hours 
> and nine  miles before being picked up
>
>
> ------------------------------------------
>  
> Well, that was unlucky.  However, three hours over the course of a 5  month 
> hike isn't very much.  Personally, I wouldn't have done any road  walking and 
> flagged down a car if it took all that long.
>  
> The question is, what will/would you do next time?
>  
> Sly
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