Welcome to the community wiki for the Pacific Crest Trail! This project is an interconnected community effort to explore, discuss and compile anything and everything about the PCT — especially the little, enjoyable things. This entire site is maintained by the people who use it: anyone can edit this website!
If you're new, check out our Introduction. Here's a random page: History
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Sections
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Volunteer Opportunities, Memorials
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Statistics, Records, 2,600 Miler Club
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Trail News, Threats to the PCT, Politics, Media
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California, Oregon, Washington, Mexico, Canada
Hiking
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Hunting Seasons, Leave No Trace
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Equipment, Snow Travel, Desert Travel, Bear Canisters
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Trail Food, Vegetarian Eating, Vegan Options
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Resupply Strategies, Hiking Cheaply, Trail Artists
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Transportation, Hitchhiking, Happy Feet
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Trail Health, First Aid, Hygiene
Towns
Featured Page |
Class of 2006 stops in Sierra City for some birthday parties.
Our magical trail passes by many fine towns. From Julian to Stehekin, hikers take leave of the trail, feasting, sleeping, buying food. Pick up that Edit button, and add some info about your favorite rest stop. Add your favorite milk shake, the best spring mattress or the stealthiest way to hitch in to town.
Mystery Picture |
Can you guess where on or around the PCT this picture was taken, or identify its contents? Anything covered in the Wiki is game.
Photo by JackHaskel
Please edit this page and add your own picture!
Guesses and spoilers! Older mystery pictures are saved and catalogued. Here are some helpful non-binding rules on what makes a good mystery picture.
Previously...
Wiki News |
2007-4-09 ![[WWW]](http://wikispot.org/wiki/eggheadbeta/img/sycamore-www.png){kind=small}
Google links the PCT Wiki.
2007-2-23 Founding day of PCT Wiki! I'm sitting here on my couch, when I should be outside! For the record, the wiki was created with a bag of chips, a veggie burger, some organic chocolate, a white couch and a white laptop in St. George, Utah.
Check out the archive for older news.
Getting Started
First, check out the 
Wiki Guide — this is a good place to start!
A Wiki is a linked set of pages that anybody can edit and contribute to without knowing anything about websites. 
Davis Wiki is the prime example of a successful wiki project, and the seed of much of this site. Also, check out ![[wiki]](http://wikispot.org/wiki/eggheadbeta/img/inter.png){kind=small}
Why Wiki Works for some information on the philosophy of wiki.
After reading that stuff, and playing around in the Wiki Sandbox, check out our FAQ. We also have an index with a list of all the pages in the wiki.
Feel free to make new pages — just remember to link them. Also, if you don't know where to start or don't have any ideas, check out To Do.
