Pacific Crest Trail, Campo, California

The Southern Terminus of The Pacific Crest Trail is Located in Campo, California.The Trail is Approximately 2,650 Miles in Length and spans the continental United States, From the Mexico Border to Canada. Located off of Forest Gate Road.
The picture to the left is of the trail marker at the Mexico/United States Border, the border fence can be seen behind it. The surrounding area ca be seen to be High desert with low mountains and bordering Campo Ranch Lands.
Some of the Facts:
: Designated a Scenic Trail 1968.
: Highest Elevation is 13,153 feet at Foresters Pass in The Sierra Nevada's.
: The Trail is Moderate to Strenuous.
: The Trail Usually passes through Park lands and protected wilderness, it tries to avoid roads and civilized areas.
: PCT and Appalachian Trails were defined into the National Trail System in 1968 by President Lyndon Johnson in 1968.
:Finished in 1993.
: Very Important when deciding to do a Through Hike, which is end to end in one trip, serious planning is essential. There are websites dealing with this.
: The Northern Terminus is at Manning Park in British Columbia.
The picture to the left is of the trail marker at the Mexico/United States Border, the border fence can be seen behind it. The surrounding area ca be seen to be High desert with low mountains and bordering Campo Ranch Lands.
Some of the Facts:
: Designated a Scenic Trail 1968.
: Highest Elevation is 13,153 feet at Foresters Pass in The Sierra Nevada's.
: The Trail is Moderate to Strenuous.
: The Trail Usually passes through Park lands and protected wilderness, it tries to avoid roads and civilized areas.
: PCT and Appalachian Trails were defined into the National Trail System in 1968 by President Lyndon Johnson in 1968.
:Finished in 1993.
: Very Important when deciding to do a Through Hike, which is end to end in one trip, serious planning is essential. There are websites dealing with this.
: The Northern Terminus is at Manning Park in British Columbia.