[pct-l] Hardest Climb
Jeffrey Olson
jjolson58 at gmail.com
Sun Nov 27 11:19:05 CST 2016
In 1971 I hiked part of the JMT and went out over Taboose Pass. It's
close to a 6000' drop down scree, and then across desert to the highway
- 100 degrees in late June. 20 miles, and six hours or so. There's a
creek where the dirt road hits the highway. I took my Vasque Whitneys
(5lbs of boots) off - my feet were almost twice their normal size, put
them in cold creek water, and passed out for 45 minutes. I couldn't
imagine going up in those conditions!
Jeff, Laramie, WY
On 11/27/2016 9:28 AM, Gary Schenk wrote:
> Hardest climb? Connecting with the PCT over Taboose Pass. Second place would be getting to the PCT over Shepherd Pass. A couple of years ago we ran into a couple hiking out Shepherd to resupply! Oopsie! :-)
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> Gary
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