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[Jeffrey Olson]

Hey Zach:

On a section hike I stored my car at one of the storage unit rental 
places in Medford and took a taxi to the greyhound station and headed 
north to SEattle and Canada.  I made it back down and picked it up.  It 
was like $30 for a month.  If you wanted to start in Ashland, you can 
take public transportation from downtown Medford to Ashland, and hitch 
up to the trail, about nine miles or so. I think there is transportation 
from Hood River to Portland, but that end of things I'm not so familiar 
with.  Hitchhiking is really easy. 

Jeff Olson
Martin, SD, where we're having an unannounced blizzard... 

Zachary W Martin wrote:
> is it true that the Oregon section of the trail is the easiest? would it be impossible for someone who was just planning to hike part of the Oregon section to leave their car somewhere near the start of that section of the trail and use public transportation to get back to it later?
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