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[salmonchaser]

There are a few gaps along the trail, some of the trips were more than 50 years ago, don’t remember all of them but it was a treat to reach the end.


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[Gun nut]

Well done. Congratulations!!
Duane

 

[JD338]

Nice. Looks like a cool trail.

JD338

 

[salmonchaser]

I’ve done the entire length of Oregon and Washington but not all of California. As a kid our scoutmaster would volunteer us to build or repair a section every year.


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[mjcmichigan]

Wow! Big accomplishment !

I’d love to try a section of it some day.. a couple days at most. None of that yo-yoing the whole trail.

Scott Williamson -7 x. Serious logistics planning, serious risk of not surviving…

Here’s an article on him after 2 times…

He failed many times before making it

Don. You’re in elite company!

Congratulations!

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[salmonchaser]

Well we only did a part of California and given proximity we knocked off what we did in one week chunks, one or two longer chunks. Never attempted more than that a year. Most of it in Boy Scouts.


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[salmonchaser]

Don’t know who that old guy is.


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[Guy Miner]

Excellent. I've done much of Washington, none of Oregon, and some of California. Am thinking it's a little late to finish this one.

Congrats!

 

[KinleyWater]

Well done!

 

[cloverleaf]

Congrats and well done! Must be quite an experience. My Nephew did the "Continental divide ride", Montana (Canada border was closed) to Mexico on a bike. Both must be life changing journeys. CL

 

[1100 Remington Man]

Congratulations. I like Hiking and have thought about doing the AT but I just don’t know if I want to spend 5-6 months doing it.