Congrats to These 2019 Pacific Crest Trail Thru-Hikers: October 17 – November 13
Congratulations to all of the incredible 2019 finishers out there! Whether it is your first thru, or you’ve added another notch to your long-distance-backpacking belt, your accomplishment deserves to be celebrated. We’ll do our part by showcasing finishers throughout the season. This post contains finishers whose photos were received by December 11th.
Whether you’re NOBO, SOBO, flip-flopping, or completing your thru-hike after years of section hiking, we want to feature you. Send your finish photo along with trail name, start date, finish date, and any other relevant info to [email protected] and we will include it in our roundup.
Coach and 12 Pack
April – September
Sunny and Radio
September 26
Good Cop
@lao_run
April 7 – August 25 – September 30
Scout
“That’s the victory beer I packed out from Stehekin. Best beer I’ve ever had.”
Tasty
@wouterdvs
Whitney
May 3 – September 28
Also pictured: Silver (France), Whitney (Sweden), Cloudreader (Australian) and Sinatra (ME, USA)
Cloud.Reader (Austria)
April 26th – September 28
Speedberry
April 18 – October 1
Logi (short for Logistics)
@alimaeandrews
May 5 – October 2
“Member of the greatest trail fam out there (featuring: Kermit, Dude, The Governor, Frenchie, Toast, Fortune Cookie, Mayor)”
2can and Safari
April 26 – October 7
“Did not hike every mile due to injury and winter storms in Washington, but we did our damn best.”
Flamethrower
March 29 – October 7
Baby Step
May 15 – October 11
Also pictured: Janice Joplin, Sticks, Big Money, Baby Step
Machine
April 30 – October 11
SOS (sometimes pronounced “Sauce”)
@elise.ott
May 9 – October 12
Check out her blog!
Gravity
March 24 – October 25
“Route: Campo to Kennedy Meadows, Hart’s Pass/Canadian border to Ashland, Truckee to Kennedy Meadows, Ashland to Truckee”
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Merchant and The Scavenger Princess
April 3 – November 6
“Flipped and finished in Ashland.”
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