KPTZ Interview
Dave Cunningham, our neighbor, volunteers at the local community radio station, KPTZ. He got a hold of us through our … Continue reading KPTZ Interview
Progress on Food Prep
We’ve started the big job of arranging our food for our Pacific Crest Trail adventure. A lot of our food … Continue reading Progress on Food Prep
Home Away from Home
Many people wonder where we’re going to stay when we “do this hike”. Elaine and I are experienced tent campers. … Continue reading Home Away from Home
1st Leg of the Pacific Northwest National Scenic Trail -Saturday, April 1, 2017
We couldn’t decide what we wanted to do for Spring Break. Elaine always saves her vacation time to coincide with … Continue reading 1st Leg of the Pacific Northwest National Scenic Trail -Saturday, April 1, 2017
Footwear for the PCT
We’ve tried out many combinations of boots, shoes, socks, and insoles for our upcoming trip. The only way to get … Continue reading Footwear for the PCT
A Sigh of Relief
Ok! The application process is over! We received our e-mail from the Pacific Crest Trail Association, and we can now … Continue reading A Sigh of Relief
Permit Update Day – January 17, 2018
We’ve been looking toward this day with some hesitation. We do have a permit to start the Pacific Crest Trail … Continue reading Permit Update Day – January 17, 2018
Gold Creek Trail Update
Last August we attempted to find the Gold Creek Trailhead above the Dungeness River. We drove a bunch of roads … Continue reading Gold Creek Trail Update
December 18, 2017 – Mad River Trail
Left Manson about 11:00. Drove to Entiat River Road. 10 miles up to turn at Ardenvoir on Mad River Road. … Continue reading December 18, 2017 – Mad River Trail
PCT Application Day
To hike the Pacific Crest Trail for more than 500 miles, a hiker must acquire a permit. Hikers doing large … Continue reading PCT Application Day
Dogleggers on the Trail 