[pct-l] Late Start 2014
gary_schenk at verizon.net
gary_schenk at verizon.net
Tue Oct 1 12:38:25 CDT 2013
Why should a thruhike be the be-all and end-all of the PCT?
Just wondering,
Gary
On 10/01/13, Bob Bankhead wrote:
Ray Jardines' "PCT Hikers Handbook" (1992) includes a series of itineraries
for completing the PCT before the snow flies. A May 16 start puts you on
either a 4 or 4.5 month schedule.
Daily mileage during the first 2 weeks = 21 mpd on 4 month / 19 mpd on 4.5
month
Infrequent maximum mileage = 30 mpd / 28 mpd
Start and finish dates = May 10; Sept 10 / May 5; Sept 16 (re-adjust to May
16)
Number of resupplies = 17 / 24
Built into the itinerary is 1 layover day for each 6 days of hiking.
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