Links

TRAILS INFO
	The official Pacific Crest Trail web page. (National Forest Service site)
	The Pacific Crest Trail Association web page.
	The Continental Divide Trail Society web page.
	The Continental Divide Trail Alliance web page.
	The American Discovery Trail Society web page.
	The Tahoe Rim Trail Association web page.
	The Appalachian Trail Conference web page.
	The Arizona Trail Association web page.
	The Grand Enchantment Trail web page.
	The Idaho Centennial Trail web page.
Hike Planning
	Trail Journals - a site where hikers post their journals and read others journals. A great way to see how others organized their hikes.
	Snotel map interface to snow and water level in the Western US.
	California Dept of Water Resources web site.
	Postholer - A growing source of hiking information and journals
	Ron Moak's CDT mailing labels and town data web page.
Hiker Sites
	Scott Williamson - PCT yo-yos 2004 & 2006
	Brian Robinson - First Triple Crown in a year - 2001
	Murray Family rides the PCT in 1969
GEAR
	We just got our fourth Bibler tent. In 2007 we are carrying their Hi Light tent.
	ULA produces top notch, lightweight backpacks. The non-thruhiking community is discovering Brian's backpacks as evidenced by Backpacker Magazine's awards.
	We each used the 14 ounce G4 backpack from GVP Gear on our CDT & AT hikes. Then we switched to their newer Mariposa backpack for the ADT. These packs are fragile and not for everyone, but they are lightweight.
	Ron Moak's lightweight hiking gear company. Popular tents and backpacks for lightweight backpacking.
	Henry Shires TarpTents
	We use PocketMail to keep our journal on the trail and to keep in touch with friends and family.
	We spend a lot of time and money here.
	A local outfitter that we frequent.
	Snow Peak's Giga Power stove was recommended to us 2 weeks before we left our first PCT hike. We liked the small size and ease of use so much we decided to go with it.
FOOD
	One of our favorite sources of dried vegetables and fruits.
	Mary Jane's Farm has become a source of dried foods. We especially like their corn salsa.
	Quaker bars have become a staple for our trail snacks.
Other Sites
	Troop 911 was where Ken got his start in backpacking.

For problems or questions regarding this website contact Ken Powers .

Last updated: 08/16/11 .