[pct-l] Team 2004

[Steven.Setzer at Colorado.EDU (Steve Setzer)]

I recently checked out a map of the glacier peak wilderness in a "Trekking
in Washington" book. There is a designated route on the east side of
glacier peak.  I looked at it fairly carefully and there may be one river
crossing that could be problematic.  But that's impossible to tell from
the map.  My guess is that we'll take those trails on the east side.  They
start at the same place and end in Stehekin.  The Stehekin area should be
repaired by the time we get there because people have houses in that area.
I'm thinking we won't need to be shuttled around.

Steve

On Mon, 16 Feb 2004, John Randall wrote:

> What plans do this year's thruhikers have for Section K in Washington getting through and around Glacier Peak?  And what advice or suggestions do previous thruhikers have?  Will it be a serious topic at AZDPCTKO?   Is there to be an organized shuttle ride?  The Suiattle is an actual river--like the Tuolumne, Feather, Yuba--except, it has no bridge (over troubled waters).  Nor do any of the other rivers in the same section.   john
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