[pct-l] Resupply - WA #2 (Snoqalmie Pass)

[Austin Williams]

If I'm not mistaken, this is the contact info for the Chevron station.  It
might not be correct (I currently don't have  time to double-check it):

521 Washington 906, Snoqualmie Pass, WA 98045(425) 434-6688I'd give the
number a call and ask.  That should help answer your question in the short
term.As soon as I catch a break from my hectic schdule I'll call both the
gas station and the post office, find out how they want to handle
thurhiker's packages, and post all that info on planyourhike.com (and
here).Good
luck!


Austin Williams

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On Wed, Feb 16, 2011 at 5:07 PM, Chris Caviezel (Nordic Chris) <
nordic.chris at gmail.com> wrote:

> In regards to the Pancake House that closed.  It is now called Zanadu's.
> The
> intent was to have Korean BBQ.  As I stated in a previous email, this will
> be re-named and instead of Korean BBQ, it will likely be a similar menu
> than
> as before.  My neighbor gets to re-name the restaurant as a condition for
> her to returning to work at the front desk.
>
> The restaurant that is furthest West, and closest to the trail is Webb's.
> It is at the ski area and will likely be open Thursday - Sunday.
>
> As was stated, when the Post Office was at what use to be the Time Wise and
> is now Red Mountain Coffee, its least was lost.  We actually had one week
> of
> no postal service and for that week all packages were diverted to North
> Bend.  U.S. Senator Maria Cantwell had to intervene and we got our new post
> office, but as stated its only open for ONE Hour a day, and it does not
> hold
> packages.  Packages sent to the post office are held by the Chevron.  There
> is no cost for this service.  You can also send package to the Summit Inn,
> but that costs $10, unless you stay in an expensive room.  Either system
> will give you about a 90% chance of getting a package.  If I knew my
> neightbor, Kim, was going to be working the front desk at the Summit Inn
> with certainty I would say that would give you a better chance of getting
> your package.  But this is unknown for certain.  The Chevron is fairly
> reliable but with bad luck you will arrive at the Chevron the day the
> packages are re-located and information is not passed on.   I am not
> certain
> if I will be here, otherwise I would offer to take packages...
>
> Chris "Orange Pacer"
>
>
>
> Chris L. Caviezel
> Central Cascades Winter Recreation Council, Chair
> Foothills Branch of the Mountaineers, Hiking, Backpacking and Snowshoe
> Committee, Chair
> Seattle Branch of the Mountaineers, Hiking Committee, Member
>
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