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ALT Exploring the PCT from home is now easier and better than ever Our interactive map of the PCT was a big hit when we first introduced it, and since then it's become an invaluable tool for everyone from those interested in learning about the trail, to people planning hikes or rides along the trail and even PCTA staff and volunteers planning maintenance projects. We're happy to announce a new, improved version of the interactive map is now live! The new version is faster-loading, has improved basemaps, and easier to use, selectable layers with a wide range of information from trail mile markers, resupply points and public lands along the trail...to current satellite imagery, historic and current wildfire perimeters, and air quality. Learn more about the improved map on our blog.
ALT Pacific Crest Trail map from Mexico to Mile Point 617.1. Towns listed.
ALT Sign reading "Central Cascade Wilderness Permit required for entry" along trail in Mt. Jefferson Wilderness.
ALT Graphic with picture of each of the five-needle pine trees found along the trail and text describing the webinar information
ALT Three people clear debris from a fire-impacted area.
ALT Three people clear debris from a fire-impacted area.
ALT A person in a yellow sweatshirt holds a saw and cuts a downed tree.
ALT A map of the PCT with open and closed trailheads.
ALT The Bobby Lake Fire can be seen putting up smoke through the trees beneath Maiden Peak.
ALT Embers glow in darkness.
ALT Firefighters construct handline at night.
ALT Firefighters construct handline at night.
ALT Two people wearing mosquito nets and hardhats use a crosscut saw to cut through a large tree that has fallen across a trail.
