Pacific Crest Trail

The Pacific Crest Trail (PCT) segment near latitude 45.5805114 and longitude -121.798562 spans 11.8 miles through diverse terrain in the Pacific Northwest. With an elevation gain of 1132 feet, this section offers challenging conditions suitable for experienced hikers. It is a linear path rather than a loop, with a dirt surface that can become challenging in wet conditions. The trail moves through varying elevation between 301 meters and 1305 meters, providing a range of ecological environments from lower elevation forests to higher, potentially exposed areas.