[pct-l] Trail maps

[Jim & Jane Moody]

LadyFish, 



If you want hard copies of maps, most hikers use Halfmile's.  In a few places (San Jacinto's and the Sierra, you probably will want to augment with Tom Harrison's maps.)  Erik the Black has a trail guide / data book / map book that many like, but I found the scale of the maps too small to be useful. 

  

If you get Halfmile's, I recommend not downloading & printing them yourself; instead, order from LazerQuik (I think it's spelled right).  They print the full set from Halfmile's digital files, on both sides of paper, using water resistant ink.  Worth every penny.  I don't have a phone # at hand, but they're in Portland, OR or nearby). Good luck. 

  

Mango 



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From: "Pamela McCullough" <Pamelarun at aol.com> 
To: pct-l at backcountry.net 
Sent: Thursday, January 3, 2013 5:25:36 PM 
Subject: [pct-l] Trail maps 


I'm going to thur hike the PCT this year.  What are everyone's thoughts on what are the best trail maps for the PCT?  I used AWOL on the AT this year, but I would like more detailed maps for the PCT.  Thanks, LadyFish 
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