Graywolf
04-29-2010, 19:26
I was just looking over the proposed route for the Great Western Trail, proposed by the U.S. Forest Service..The route in Arizona is completed, by using the AZ Trail, Utah is nearly completed except a short section close to the Idaho border..So here is whats interesting:
By hiking South on the CDT then hooking up with the Grand Endchantment Trail in Winter, crossing over and hiking North on the AZ Trail/GWT through Utah then in Spring hit the PNT then West to the PCT back South, you could literally hike for over a year and a half and cover most of the Western half of the United States..
Now this is a proposal I could live with..
Graywolf
By hiking South on the CDT then hooking up with the Grand Endchantment Trail in Winter, crossing over and hiking North on the AZ Trail/GWT through Utah then in Spring hit the PNT then West to the PCT back South, you could literally hike for over a year and a half and cover most of the Western half of the United States..
Now this is a proposal I could live with..
Graywolf