The Pacific Crest Trail is a 2,660-mile trail that takes hikers from the border of Mexico all the way to Canada. The trail goes right through Oregon, and many Oregonians do day-hikes on sections of the trail. Halfway Anywhere posted a video on YouTube that gives you a three-minute tour of the entire thru-hike.

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The Pacific Crest Trail starts in the little town of Campo, on the U.S./Mexico border.
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Over the years, thousands of hikers have completed the PCT as a thru-hike, starting in Southern California, and making their way through California, Oregon, and Washington to Canada.
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It takes most thru-hikers around five months to complete the entire trail.
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From the Siskiyou Summit in Southern Oregon, past Crater Lake...
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...and through the Sky Lakes, Diamond Peak, Three Sisters, and Mount Jefferson Wilderness Areas...
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...then down into the Columbia River valley to the Bridge of the Gods, the trail traverses 460 miles across the Beaver State.
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Once hikers reach the Bridge of the Gods, they cross over into Washington for the final stretch.
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It's a huge accomplishment to complete the PCT in one, long thru-hike! Most people will never have the opportunity to do so.
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Luckily, you can check out this three-minute tour of the entire trail, posted on YouTube.com by Halfway Anywhere:

We’d love to hear from you if you’ve thru-hiked the PCT, or even just hiked a section or two! Tell us about your adventures in the comments.

Learn more about this incredible trail on the Pacific Crest Trail Association’s website.

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