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The Trail Show #29: The Pacific Northwest Trail

Posted onOctober 20, 2014December 17, 2015AuthorPaul Mags2 Comments

The Trail Show #29: The Pacific Northwest Trail featuring special guest Cam “Swami” Honan.

Show #29 – Happy Halloween! This month we explore Hiking Food, special guest Cam “Swami

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Marshall Wilson

5 years ago

Any experience with the Pacific Northwest Trail? It seems to have more road walks than the CDT but curious what folks general experience with that trail has been.

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5 years ago

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I have not, personally. Check out Buck 30s journal on pothoelr.com for his take on that trail.

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Joan and I had an excellent weekend that involved

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We saw an excellent presentation on the Old Spanish National Historic Trail at the Moab Museum and then a BLM-led tour at nearby Looking Glass Rock and Casa Colorado on this historical trading route used by many generations before and after.
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@ramblinghemlock did some volunteer-related work yesterday, and I cleaned, sorted, and restocked gear and supplies after my river trip.

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