[pct-l] Hand cycling along the PCT?

[dsaufley]

I would agree that's an accessible stretch, except that she said that Chris
couldn't come to Southern California to join her, due to the triathlon he
organizes May 22. I loved that stretch in April of last year . . . we got
hit by a rain storm and had to hunker down by some Joshua trees. Bliss.

L-Rod

-----Original Message-----
From: Gary Wright [mailto:gwtmp01 at mac.com] 
Sent: Tuesday, February 16, 2010 3:28 PM
To: dsaufley at sprynet.com
Cc: 'Lauren Reed'; pct-l at backcountry.net
Subject: Re: [pct-l] Hand cycling along the PCT?


On Feb 16, 2010, at 6:12 PM, dsaufley wrote:
>   Hopefully there are some
> stretches on the PCT north of here that he could get out and enjoy with
you
> on your journey. I wish I could be more helpful with regard to specific
> locations that might be feasible.

It isn't exactly the highlight of the PCT, but I would guess that
Hiker Town to the Cottonwood Creek bridge might be doable along
the aqueduct.  It is relatively flat and unobstructed.  I have no
idea what sort of daily milage is sensible and I would suspect that
heading up into the Tehachapi's would be difficult although you might
be able to go as far as Tylerhorse Canyon (and then have to turn back?).

There must be better sections to consider but that is the first
one that came to mind.  

Radar