Description

The essential, fully-updated guide to Oregon's 450+ miles of the Pacific Crest Trail

Describes 40 trail legs of Oregon's stretch of the PCT, with recommended stops for section hikes or weekend outings, as well as thru-hiking
Features updates to trail descriptions, campsite selections, water resources, and more
Easy-to-understand maps and elevation profiles

Hiking the Pacific Crest Trail: Oregon, 2nd Edition is the authoritative guide for thru-hikers and section hikers tackling the scenic--and rapidly changing--section of the PCT that stretches from Donomore Pass to Bridge of the Gods. Trail conditions across Oregon have shifted in recent years due to wildfire, evolving land management, and changing access, making accurate, up-to-date information essential for a safe and rewarding experience.

Avid hiker and guidebook author Eli Boschetto delivers thoroughly researched and field-tested trail descriptions, carefully selected campsite information, and reliable water resources, with special attention to the Sky Lakes, Three Sisters, Jefferson, and Hatfield wilderness areas; Crater Lake National Park; and the Columbia River Gorge--all areas impacted by a changing landscape.

In this new edition, readers will find more stunning photos, updated maps, and clear guidance on resupply locations, current permit requirements, trip-planning strategies, and alternate routes. This comprehensive resource equips hikers with the knowledge they need to successfully plan and experience this iconic trail.