The Pacific Northwest Trail (PNT) begins at the continental divide in Glacier National Park, MT. It travels 1217 miles (1960km) westward through the Rockies in Montana, the Idaho panhandle, and the high deserts of Eastern Washington, before crossing the Cascades/PCT, and later the Olympic Peninsula. After leaving the Olympic Mountains & Olympic National Park, the trail ends at the Pacific Ocean at Cape Alava, WA.
Daily Blog Posts:
Day 1: Chief Mountain trailhead
Day 5: Flathead National Forest
Day 8: An Udderly long Roadwalk
Day 17: These Ridges are made for Walking
Day 22: Sunny and Hot with a Chance of Cows
Day 27: Cows, Clouds, and Creepiness
Day 29: A Relaxing day to Halfway
Day 30: A Zero day in Oroville
Day 32: Entering the Pasayten Wilderness
Day 34: Over the River and Thru the Woods
Day 36: Goodbye PCT Hello Devils Dome
Day 39: Two Passes Two Marmots Too Much Rain
Day 40: Mt Baker Highway and Wilderness
Day 43: Finally the Rain Stops
Day 49: Friends, Frozen treats and Ferries
Day 51: Olympic National Forest
Day 52: Entering Olympic National Park
Day 53: Hayden Pass and Elwha River
Day 54: Pit Stop in Port Angeles
Day 55: Mt Bogachiel and Seven Lakes Basin