PACIFIC CREST TRAIL
The Pacific Crest Trail is a long distance trail of 2665 miles or 4400 km from Mexico to Canada.
MOVIE ENTIRE TRAIL
MOVIE TRAILER
PHOTOS
We have filmed the entire Pacific Crest Trail, day by day. Our movie is very well received all over the world. It was nominated on the DMOFF film festival for 'Best Hiking and Adventure movie' in 2017. We've uploaded the entire movie for you to enjoy.
If you just want to check out a certain sections, than watch the 1 to 2 minute videos below.
These videos are great to get a general idea of the area and terrain.
Ep. 01: S. California
Campo to Idyllwild
Ep. 02: S. California
Idyllwild to Big Bear
Ep. 03: S. California
Big Bear to Wrightwood
Ep. 04: S. California
Wrightwood to Acton
Extra: Animation
Map of entire PCT
Ep. 05: S. California
Acton to Tehachapi
Ep. 06: S. California
Tehachapi to Kennedy Meadows
Ep. 07: Sierra Nevada
Kennedy Meadows to Mt. Whitney
Ep. 08: Sierra Nevada
Mt Whitney to Kearsarge P
Extra: Animation
Sierra elevation profile
Ep. 09: Sierra Nevada
Kearsarge Pass to Muir P
Ep. 10: Sierra Nevada
Muir Pass to VVR
Ep. 11: Sierra Nevada
VVR to Yosemite
Ep. 12: Sierra Nevada
Yosemite to Sonora pass
Ep. 13: Sierra Nevada
Senora Pass to South Lake Tahoe
Ep. 14: N. California
South Lake Tahoe - Truckee
Ep. 15: N. California
Truckee to Sierra City
Ep. 16: N. California
Sierra City to Midpoint
Ep. 17: N. California
Midpoint to Lassen NP
Ep. 18: N. California
Lassen NP to Burney Falls
Ep. 19: N. California
Burney Falls to Etna
Ep. 20: N. California
Etna to Ashland
Ep. 21: Oregon
Ashland to Crater Lake
Ep. 22: Oregon
Crater Lake to Three Sisters
Ep. 23: Oregon
3 Sisters to Timberline L.
Ep. 24: Oregon
Timberline L. to Cascade L.
Ep. 25: Washington
Cascade L. to Goat Rocks
Ep. 26: Washington
Goat Rocks to Snoqualmie P
Ep. 27: Washington
Snoqualmie P. to Skykomish
Ep. 28: Washington
Skykomish to Stehekin
Ep. 29: Washington
Stehekin to Manning Park, Canada
TRAIL INFO
One of the best long distance hikes in the world. It takes you through 41 Wilderness areas & State and National parks of the United States. The great thing about this hike is the difference in terrain and animal & plant life. From the deserts, high alpine peaks to lush vegetation. It's an experiance of a lifetime.
More info on this trail: visit the Pacific Crest Trail Association website or check out the links below.
Great PCT resources
Here are some additional websites and books that can help you in your planning or during your hike.
Six Months with Three Pairs of UNDIES
One of the reviews says it all:
"Their book is not only an excellent read, it's also rich with details, tips and tricks, that future PCT hikers will find very useful for their preparation."
This book is like a Lonely Planet for the PCT. It has tons of information on resupply towns
etc.
Probably the best resource for good free accurate yearly updated trail maps, that you can download as a pdf and print. His app is also the best free and accurate app for the entire trail.
A paid app but with a lot of extra information compared to the half-mile app. This is the app to use.
A great free website planner for all your resupply points.
Where can I find water in the desert sections? This site has all the answers. And it is real time updated by hikers on the trail.
A Temporary Change of Address: Cloud Rider's Pacific Crest Trail Thru-Hike
An excellent book written by Tim Potter (Cloud Rider). He takes you along his journey with a daily record in words and pictures. It’s about the preparation, the hike, and wide variety of reflections.