[pct-l] how well marked are the first several sections?

[Steel-Eye]

Good afternoon, Shay,

 

With few exceptions, I found the SoCal PCT to be both readily apparent and well marked.  The one exception I remember is in certain portions in the Mojave between Cottonwood Bridge, mile 534.8, and the Tehachapi-Willow Springs Highway, mile 558.3.  That area had been heavily used by dirt-bikers who both cross and follow the PCT.  There were lots of signs where the more well-used bike trails cross, but many of them were down.  I hiked that area a bit earlier than most of the crowd so there weren't many footprints to follow.  It wasn't a real problem, just an aggravation that required some scouting.



Steel-Eye



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  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Shay Blackley 
  To: pct-l at backcountry.net 
  Sent: Wednesday, January 09, 2008 9:01 PM
  Subject: [pct-l] how well marked are the first several sections?


  I have two questions. First, is the first several sections of the PCT very well marked, Cause i've been on long distance hikes where it has been very well marked, and others where you might as well guess where the trail goes. Also what are the temps for so cal through Feb? 



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