[pct-l] PCT Guide

[Paul Bodnar]

My book fits into this mix by providing a quick reference to easily determine your location on the trail and your next likely water source, including water reliability.  Although this will reduce the amount of time required going back and forth between different books to extract this information I'm sure that most hikers will still want at least two sources of information (I always recommend carrying a map while hiking.).   

Paul
 
> I'd like to know how you see your guide being used in conjunction with
> other available resources. Is your guide intended to replace or
> supplement other guides?
> 
> I hiked section A last year. I used the PCT Atlas for maps and elevation
> profiles. I used the mileages in the Data Book to determine where I was
> along the trail. For water I used the Water Report and Yogi's guide to
> determine the likelihood that a water source had water. Yogi's guide
> also lists water sources that are not listed in the other guides.
> 
> How do you see your guide fitting into this or some other common use of
> the various guides?
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