[pct-l] ADZPCTKO hangers-on

[Stephen Clark]

All are welcome to attend for the day, but ADZPCTKO organizers ask you
register as a "day user."
There are a number of other campgrounds near the event... Cibbets Flat CG
and Burnt Rancheria CG and Mount Laguna CG to name a few. Some of them are
developed sites, some are wilderness sites, and fees apply.

http://www.fs.usda.gov/activity/cleveland/recreation/camping-cabins/?recid=47396&actid=29

Snake Charmer

On Tue, Mar 12, 2013 at 5:26 PM, David Hough on pct-l <
pcnst2001 at sbcglobal.net> wrote:

> ADZPCTKO is for through hikers.      So if you are not a through hiker
> and are not an ADZPCTKO organizer, you shouldn't plan to spend the night
> there because there's no room.      When I first attended in 2001 and
> again in 2002, I just bought my own campsite.    Since then it's grown to
> consume all the park resources.
>
> What I do is spend the night elsewhere and drive up for the day.   Nobody
> has ever objected to that.    Plenty of parking on the PCT right outside
> the park fence (one of the few parts of the PCT that you can park on
> as well as drive on... for a couple hundred feet - you can even ride your
> mountain bike!).     In recent years
> it's been possible to buy Saturday night dinner on the day of, and
> sometimes
> extra bandanas are available for sale, but every year is different.
> Free will contributions to support ADZPCTKO seem to be accepted every year
> though.
>
> The closest convenient lodging is the Ayres motel at Alpine Tavern Road.
> I usually stay there Friday night.
>
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