Progress - Pacific Crest Trail

You may ZOOM in on the map to see the crew's exact location on the trail. If you switch to SATELLITE view you will get a better idea of the terrain. In some populated areas you can drag the little man to their spot and get a street view!

Miles and pounds per day are listed below the map.



Date 
Day
Pounds of Trash
Miles Hiked
Location

Totals=  
721.2
2655.8
28-Sept
146
0.4
15
Finished!
27-Sept
145
0.1
24

26-Sept
144
0
28

25-Sept
143
0.1
23

24-Sept
142
0.4
18

23-Sept
141
0
33

22-Sept
140
0
38

21-Sept
139
0.4
19

20-Sept
138
0.7
24

19-Sept
137
0.5
25

18-Sept
136
0.1
21

17-Sept
135
0
0
Town Day-Seattle
16-Sept
134
0.1
9

15-Sept
133
5.4
32

14-Sept
132
0.2
26

13-Sept
131
0.1
23

12-Sept
130
0.2
20

11-Sept
129
2.3
27

10-Sept
128
0.1
27

9-Sept
127
0
28

8-Sept
126
0.1
24

7-Sept
125
11.2
30

6-Sept
124
0
0
Town Day
5-Sept
123
1.4
25

4-Sept
122
0
23

3-Sept
121
1.2
32

2-Sept
120
0.3
31

1-Sept
119
0
22

31-Aug
118
0.9
10

30-Aug
117
1.9
18

29-Aug
116
0.1
24

28-Aug
115
0.1
28

27-Aug
114
5.7
26

26-Aug
113
0.9
18

25-Aug
112
0.2
33

24-Aug
111
0
25

23-Aug
110
1.5
37

22-Aug
109
0.4
11

21-Aug
108
0
0
PCT Days!
20-Aug
107
0
0
PCT Days!
19-Aug
106
0
0
PCT Days!
18-Aug
105
0
0
PCT Days!
17-Aug
104
1.6
32

16-Aug
103
49.9
23

15-Aug
102
0
0
Town Day
14-Aug
101
0.4
15

13-Aug
100
0.8
33

12-Aug
99
0.1
29

11-Aug
98
0.9
34

10-Aug
97
0.2
14

09-Aug
96
1.1
29

08-Aug
95
0.5
33

07-Aug
94
0.3
27

06-Aug
93
0.3
3

05-Aug
92
0
0
Outdoor Retail
04-Aug
91
0
0
Trade Show
03-Aug
90
0
0

02-Aug
89
0
0

01-Aug
88
0
0

31-July
87
0
0

30-July
86
0
0
Outdoor Retail
29-July
85
0
0
Trade Show Salt Lake City
28-July
84
.7
20

27-July
83
2.2
34

26-July
82
2.3
26

25-July
81
3
13

24-July
80
1.9
41

23-July
79
2.5
35

22-July
78
.2
33

21-July
77
2.3
15

20-July
76
0
0
Town Day
19-July
75
0
0
Town Day
18-July
74
0
0
Town Day
17-July
73
12
23

16-July
72
1
32

15-July
71
9.3
27

14-July
70
2
23

13-July
69
0
0
Town Day
12-July
68
0
0
Town Day
11-July
67
0
0
Town Day
10-July
66
0
0
Town Day
9-July
65
1.2
5
Truckee, CA
8-July
64
0
0

7-July
63
6.9
26.3

6-July
62
.1
26

5-July
61
1.2
10

4-July
60
.4
4

3-July
59
.2
26.5

2-July
58
.1
27

1-July
57
.1
27.5

30-June
56
0
19

29-June
55
.1
25

28-June
54
1.5
20

27-June
53
1.6
22

26-June
52
0
13

25-June
51
0
6
Mammoth Lakes
24-June
50
5
22

23-June
49
.6
26

22-June
48
.4
18

21-June
47
0
22

20-June
46
5.4
18

19-June
45
.4
15

18-June
44
0
0

17-June
43
0
0

16-June
42
0
21.5
Onion Valley Camp
15-June
41
0
26

14-June
40
0
24

13-June
39
0
20

12-June
38
3.3
20

11-June
37
0
0
Valley Day
10-June
36
15.2
32

9-June
35
1.1
19

8-June
34
.5
16

7-June
33
.4
19

6-June
32
10
26

5-June
31
1.1
24

4-June
30
0
0

3-June
29
.5
4
Mojave, CA
2-June
28
1
27

1-June
27
1
27

31-May
26
4.5
22

30-May
25
1
16

29-May
24
126.4
11
Aqua Dulce, CA
28-May
23
33.4
25.5

27-May
22
1
23.3

26-May
21
23
18.7

25-May
20
.5
22.3

24-May
19
5
5
Wrightwood, CA
23-May
18
3
28

22-May
17
10.8
18

21-May
16
26.8
26

20-May
15
12
26
Big Bear Lake
19-May
14
74.6
12.9

18-May
13
35.6
14.8

17-May
12
2.8
21.4

16-May
11
0
0
Idyllwild, CA
15-May
10
36.3
8

14-May
9
1
23

13-May
8
3
26.5

12-May
7
60.6
18

11-May 6
.5
8.5
Warner Springs, CA
10-May
5
0
25

9-May
4
9
22.5

8-May
3
7.2
19.5

7-May
2
7.3
17.1

6-May-2016
1
44
20
Start-Campo, CA

Comments

  1. CathyLJune 5, 2016 at 1:53 PM

    It would be really cool if the trail map could be color-coded by pounds of trash per section...Nice when there's 27 miles and 1 lb of trash. Well, it would be nicer if it were 0 there.

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