[pct-l] PCT Must Sees?

[nowhere_man97 at hotmail.com (Philip Hough)]

Here are a few, that I felt were inspiring on my hike in '94:


Forester Pass, but don't pause too long lest frostbite set in
The backcountry wildflower meadows in Lassen National Park
The 9 miles of ridge walking south of Sonora Pass
Goat Rocks Wilderness area, especially the view of Mt Ranier from Packwood 
Glacier
Methow Pass in Washington (camp close to the ledge)

Phil Hough
Nowhere Man




>From: Gary Wright <radar2k2@earthlink.net>
>To: pct-l@mailman.backcountry.net
>Subject: [pct-l] PCT Must Sees?
>Date: Wed, 18 Feb 2004 21:13:57 -0500
>
>When I was reading at-l before hiking the AT in 2002 there was a nice 
>thread about special spots on the AT that a thru-hiker might want to slow 
>down and enjoy.  For example, spending the afternoon at Tinker Cliffs and 
>watching the sunset or the Gulf Hagas side trail.
>
>Are there any nominations for similar points of interest on the PCT?  Mt. 
>Whitney is a given of course.
>I'm taking notes...
>
>Radar
>homepage.mac.com/at2002/
>AT2002,PCT2004?,CDT?
>
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