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Day & Section Hikes Pacific Crest Trail: Washington
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A succinct, portable guide to the best segments of the Pacific Crest Trail in Washington.
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19 June 2017

Washington is a dynamic state to say the least. It's amazing how quickly the landscape can change; fires rage in the summer, closing trails and burning huge swaths of forest, bridges get washed away in massive floods, and avalanches knock trees over like matchsticks, taking out entire sections of trail with them. The second edition of Day and Section Hikes Pacific Crest Trail: Washington, by local author Adrienne Schaefer provides hikers with updated trail and road conditions, places to visit in the great mountain towns surrounding them and information on some of the major environmental events that have happened over the past four years, which includes the largest wildfire season in Washington State history. The second edition also includes five new hikes, one of which travels along the glaciated flanks of Glacier Peak through a breathtaking section of the PCT that was closed from 2003-2011.
With new maps, photos, and updated trail information, this guide highlights sections of the PCT in the Columbia River Gorge, Gifford Pinchot National Forest with views of Mount Adams, Mount Rainier National Park, and Pasayten wildernesses. The guide includes ratings for scenery, trail condition, difficulty, solitude, and accessibility for children. In addition, it has driving directions, GPS waypoints, and permit and fee instructions.
With new maps, photos, and updated trail information, this guide highlights sections of the PCT in the Columbia River Gorge, Gifford Pinchot National Forest with views of Mount Adams, Mount Rainier National Park, and Pasayten wildernesses. The guide includes ratings for scenery, trail condition, difficulty, solitude, and accessibility for children. In addition, it has driving directions, GPS waypoints, and permit and fee instructions.
Price: $14.99
Pages: 224
Publisher: Wilderness Press
Imprint: Wilderness Press
Series: Day & Section Hikes
Publication Date:
19 June 2017
ISBN: 9780899978376
Format: eBook
Andy Selters has explored and worked in mountains worldwide for almost 40 years, and he has chronicled adventures and advocated for mountains and mountain peoples for almost as long. For many years he worked as a climbing instructor and guide, leading ascents and treks in the Cascades, Alaska, and the Himalayas. He still leads occasional treks and peak climbs in Asia. His personal climbs include many across most ranges in North America, plus demanding ascents in the Yukon, India, Bolivia, Nepal, and Pakistan.
Andy came of age as a mountaineer on Mt. Shasta, including a summer as custodian of the Sierra Club hut there. He has fond memories of climbing and skiing from every side of the mountain and at all times of year. Besides The Mt. Shasta Book, Andy has also authored or coauthored Glacier Travel and Crevasse Rescue and Ways to the Sky, the definitive, award-winning history of mountaineering across North America. He lives at the eastern foot of California’s Sierra Nevada, where, in addition to writing and taking photographs, he teaches tai-chi, coaches his son in youth baseball, and gets out for mountain jaunts.
Michael Zanger, a California native, has been drawn to the mountains ever since he took a family trip to Yosemite at age five. He founded Shasta Mountain Guides in the mid-1970s and has lived at the foot of Mt. Shasta for nearly 50 years. He's participated in climbs and expeditions to North and South America, Europe, Africa, and Asia. In addition to mountaineering, he enjoys rock climbing, trekking and camping, biking, kayaking, paragliding, and photography.
Andy came of age as a mountaineer on Mt. Shasta, including a summer as custodian of the Sierra Club hut there. He has fond memories of climbing and skiing from every side of the mountain and at all times of year. Besides The Mt. Shasta Book, Andy has also authored or coauthored Glacier Travel and Crevasse Rescue and Ways to the Sky, the definitive, award-winning history of mountaineering across North America. He lives at the eastern foot of California’s Sierra Nevada, where, in addition to writing and taking photographs, he teaches tai-chi, coaches his son in youth baseball, and gets out for mountain jaunts.
Michael Zanger, a California native, has been drawn to the mountains ever since he took a family trip to Yosemite at age five. He founded Shasta Mountain Guides in the mid-1970s and has lived at the foot of Mt. Shasta for nearly 50 years. He's participated in climbs and expeditions to North and South America, Europe, Africa, and Asia. In addition to mountaineering, he enjoys rock climbing, trekking and camping, biking, kayaking, paragliding, and photography.
Table of Contents
Overview Map
Map Key
Acknowledgments
Preface
Recommended Hikes
Introduction
Part 1: South
Oregon Border to White Pass
1Gillette Lake[Day hike, Out-and-back, 5 miles]
2Bunker Hill[Day hike, Out-and-back, 3.6 miles]
3Lemei Lake[Day hike/1 night, Semiloop, 12.5 miles]
4Horseshoe Meadow[Day hike/1 night, Out-and-back, 10 miles]
5 Killen Creek to Muddy Meadows (Day hike/1 night, 10 miles)
6 Sawtooth Mountain (Day hike, 4 miles)
7 Nannie Ridge [Day hike/1 night, Loop, 14.5 miles]
8 Old Snowy Mountain[2–3 days, Out-and-back, 26 miles]
9 Round Mountain[Day hike, Out-and-back, 12 miles]
Part 2: Central
White Pass to Stevens Pass 65
10Buesch and Dumbbell Lakes[Day hike/1 night, Loop, 16 miles]
11Laughingwater Creek[Day hike/1 night, Out-and-back, 12–20 miles]
12Dewey Lake[Day hike, Loop, 8 miles]
13Sheep Lake and Sourdough Gap[Day hike, Out-and-back, 6.4 miles]
14Bullion Basin to Silver Creek[Day hike, Loop, 7 miles]
15Big Crow Basin[Day hike/1 night, Loop, 12.5 miles]
16Mirror Lake[Day hike, Loop, 6 miles]
17Commonwealth Basin to Red Pass[Day hike, Out-and-back, 10 miles]
18 Spectacle Lake[2–3 days, Out-and-back, 20 miles]
19Cathedral and Deception Passes[Day hike/1 night, Loop, 14.5 miles]
20Surprise and Glacier Lakes[Day hike, Out-and-back, 10 miles]
21Hope and Mig Lakes[Day hike, Out-and-back, 4 miles]
22Chain and Doelle Lakes[3–4 days, Out-and-back, 22 miles]
Part 3: North
Stevens Pass to Canadian Border
23Lake Valhalla[Day hike/1 night, Point-to-point, 8.5 miles]
24Cady Ridge to Kodak Peak[2–3 days, Out-and-back, 18 miles]
25Little Giant Pass[Day hike, Out-and-back, 10 miles]
26Buck Creek Pass[2–3 days, Out-and-back, 19 miles]
27Lyman Lake and Suiattle Pass[2–5 days, Out-and-back, 22 miles]
28 Suiattle River to Milk Creek (3-4 days, Loop, 33 miles)
29 Agnes Creek[3–5 days, Out-and-back, 38 miles]
30Rainbow Lake and McAlester Creek[3–5 days, Loop, 31.5 miles]
31 Cutthroat Pass[Day hike/1 night, Out-and-back, 10 miles] 188
32Grasshopper Pass[Day hike/1 night, Out-and-back, 11 miles]
33 West Fork Pasayten to PCT (2-3 days nights, Loop, 22.5 miles)
34 Tamarack Peak[Day hike, Out-and-back, 8–10 miles]
35 Frosty Mountain (2 days, Loop, 18 miles)
Appendix A: Park Contacts
Appendix B: Managing Agencies
Index
About the Author
Overview Map
Map Key
Acknowledgments
Preface
Recommended Hikes
Introduction
Part 1: South
Oregon Border to White Pass
1
2
3
4
5 Killen Creek to Muddy Meadows (Day hike/1 night, 10 miles)
6 Sawtooth Mountain (Day hike, 4 miles)
7 Nannie Ridge [Day hike/1 night, Loop, 14.5 miles]
8 Old Snowy Mountain[2–3 days, Out-and-back, 26 miles]
9 Round Mountain[Day hike, Out-and-back, 12 miles]
Part 2: Central
White Pass to Stevens Pass 65
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18 Spectacle Lake
19
20
21
22
Part 3: North
Stevens Pass to Canadian Border
23
24
25
26
27
28 Suiattle River to Milk Creek (3-4 days, Loop, 33 miles)
29 Agnes Creek
30
31 Cutthroat Pass
32
33 West Fork Pasayten to PCT (2-3 days nights, Loop, 22.5 miles)
34 Tamarack Peak
35 Frosty Mountain (2 days, Loop, 18 miles)
Appendix A: Park Contacts
Appendix B: Managing Agencies
Index
About the Author