[pct-l] lodging around Campo, snow/water info

[Slyatpct@xxxxxxx (Slyatpct@xxxxxxx)]

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I don't believe there's any lodging near Campo.  You could ask at the store
if they'll watch you packs while you tag the mounument.  It's possible to
camp by the museum if you get prior permission and possibly someone at the
store may be able to hook you up.

It looks like there's going to be plenty of water and since you're hiking so
early you should have no problems there.  As far as snow for the first 100
miles, it all depends!

Sly



chris_krumm@hotmail.com writes:

> This may seem like a silly question, but here goes: My wife and I are
> planning to start a 2 week PCT hike March 22 from the Southern end. Is
> there
> any place to stay close to Campo (aside from San Diego)? We'd like to come
> in late afternoon or early eve., stash most of our gear, make the dash to
> touch the border starting point and back, then start fresh heading north
> from Campo in the morning. Any info on current water and snow conditions
> for
> the first 100 mile stretch would be appreciated also.