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Regeneration Base Camp is a resupply stop for PCT hikers located in Northern California on Highway 3 just north of the Pacific Crest Trail.
New Northern California PCT Resupply Stop: Regeneration Base Camp | Regeneration Base Camp is a resupply stop for PCT hikers located in Northern California on Highway 3 just north of the Pacific Crest Trail.
A women's Pacific Crest Trail gear guide based on the results of the PCT Hiker Survey - from backpacks and sleeping bags to shells and shoes.
Women's Gear Guide for the Pacific Crest Trail (2022 Survey) | A women's Pacific Crest Trail gear guide based on the results of the PCT Hiker Survey - from backpacks and sleeping bags to shells and shoes.
Pacific Crest Trail Resupply Guide (2022 Survey)
Pacific Crest Trail Resupply Guide (2022 Survey)
In the third installment of the Pacific Crest Trail Thru-Hiker Survey, we cover what’s probably the biggest (perceived) logistical issue on the PCT, resupply. After hikers get their gear sorted, questions surrounding resupply become the object of PCT hiker fascination. What is PCT resupply? It’s the replenishment of the food (and other consumable items) carried in a hiker’s backpack. Basically,…
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The Pacific Crest Trail Hiker Survey (2022)
The Pacific Crest Trail Hiker Survey (2022)
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New Rules for Getting a PCT Permit in 2023
New Rules for Getting a PCT Permit in 2023
The Pacific Crest Trail Association (PCTA) has – again – updated the process for obtaining a Pacific Crest Trail (PCT) permit. The permit process has evolved over the years and has never been perfect, but with the huge demand for the limited number of permits available each year (especially during the most popular departure windows) the PCTA has been forced to adapt the procedure for getting a…
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No, You Don't Have to Hike to Lake Morena on Day One of the PCT
No, You Don’t Have to Hike to Lake Morena on Day One of the PCT
Lake Morena is approximately 20 mi / 32 km north of Pacific Crest Trail’s (PCT) southern terminus at the US-Mexico Border and is a landmark of sorts for PCT thru-hikers. Many hikers have it in their heads that they need to make it to Lake Morena on day one of their thru-hikes; many hikers are wrong. If you get nothing else from this article, simply know that you do not need to hike to Lake…
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The Pacific Crest Trail Women's Gear Guide (2021 Survey)
The Pacific Crest Trail Women’s Gear Guide (2021 Survey)
Pacific Crest Trail women’s gear lists oftentimes do not align exactly with the gear lists broken down in the PCT Hiker Survey Gear Guide. I’ve structured the data here a bit differently than I have in the PCT Gear Guide; for each item, I’ve first listed the highest-rated and then immediately below listed the most common. If you have any feedback on the data or how it could be improved, I’m…
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Pacific Crest Trail Resupply Guide (2021 Survey)
Pacific Crest Trail Resupply Guide (2021 Survey)
After researching your Pacific Crest Trail gear, the question many aspiring thru-hikers move to is that of PCT resupply. What is PCT resupply? It’s the replenishment of the food (and other consumable items) carried in a hiker’s backpack. Contrary to popular belief, hikers of the Trail of Pacific Crest must leave the trail and venture into town to buy more food. They don’t just carry all their…
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