[pct-l] Section Hiking between California Highway 58 and Jawbone Canyon Road

Gary Schenk gary at hbfun.org
Thu Nov 1 11:52:40 CDT 2018


The LW and I hiked that section in the first week of April. No bears! But
it was a tough section, we carried a lot of water. Fortunately the caches
were stocked, so we did not have to divert to the springs.

It was tough, but not as tough as New Hampshire AT!

Gary

On Wed, October 31, 2018 10:19 am, William E Frenette wrote:
> Hi Ron when you hike that section hwy 58 to Jawbone watch out for Bears.
> That's the only place I walked into one, or He walked into Me. He got
> within 30' take care be safe would love to be on the trail with you but
> alas LOVING IDAHO
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> groundpounderbill
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Ron Graybill <rgraybill44 at gmail.com>
> To: PCT <pct-l at backcountry.net>
> Sent: Tue, Oct 30, 2018 1:40 pm
> Subject: [pct-l] Section Hiking between California Highway 58 and Jawbone
> Canyon Road
>
> My next goal is to hike the 36 miles between Mile 566 and 602. Ok, you
> say,
> simple.  Get dropped off at Jawbone Canyon Road and the PCT and hike SB
> for
> three days, 12 miles per day (kind of my limit at age 74).  Yes, but
> that's
> also two nights on the trail, and no water till at least Golden Oaks
> Spring
> (20 miles south of Jawbone Canyon Road) and that was running slow on
> 10/18.
> Hopefully only because of sediment in the line. But what if it's dry?
>
> Does anyone want to go with me? We could park one car at Highway 58
> (Cameron Road Exit) where it would be up and out of sight of the highway,
> then drive the other car up Jawbone Canyon Road to the PCT.  I know, I
> know, then there will be the tedious drive back up Jawbone Canyon Road
> (mostly dirt road, but fairly well maintained, possible in a two wheel
> drive sedan, but I have a AWD SUV) at the end to retrieve the car we left
> there.
>
>
> Ron "Slow Charger" Graybill
> Ontario, CA
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