[pct-l] a small suggestion ....

[Postholer]

That depends on your definition of authoritative! :)

I consider 2 authorities for complete trail data: The guidebooks and the 
USFS data.

Since the guidebook data isn't available in electronic format, the USFS 
pct05_1.kmz would (could) be considered authoritative. YMMV.

The postholer PCT google map uses this data for the trace, which is the same 
data everyone uses in google earth. All you need is a web browser and it's 
available anywhere you have internet. No google earth or high speed 
connection required. It works fine on dial-up!
http://postholer.com/gmap/gmap.php?trail=pct

-postholer
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Maybe I haven't been looking in the right places, but I have yet to
find an authoritative set of PCT waypoints for use in conjunction
with Google Earth
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