Here is the YouTube recording of the live webinar from last week on the 2017 PCT Water Report. Click on the link above to watch it. Slides used in the presentation can be downloaded here.

Our first 2017 Pacific Crest Trail Water Report Webinar Presentation will be Wed, Mar 8th, 2017 at 7:00 pm PST.

Webinar Presentation instructions:
At the time listed above, click the following link to join:
http://pct.enterthemeeting.com/m/TYTB3A9C

Or join the meeting from your mobile device by downloading our app for iPhone/iPad (http://bit.ly/MhACCq) or Android (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=air.com.meetingburner.demo&hl=en) and using the meeting ID TYTB3A9C
Audio Instructions
Dial-in to the following conference line:
Number: (949) 229-4400
Audio Pin: 1679518#
* Having trouble dialing in? You can connect to the same conference room using: (513) 386-0800

Recordings of this presentation will be available later on YouTube. Check back at pctwater.com for information about when it will be available.

Slides used in this webinar can be downloaded here: PCT2017 Water Report (3.8.17)

The Pacific Crest Trail Water Report in PDF file format:

• • Part One: Campo to Idyllwild — PDF Format

  • Part Two: Idyllwild to Agua Dulce — PDF Format

  • Part Three: Agua Dulce to Cottonwood Pass — PDF Format

  • Northern CA: Sierra City to Ashland, OR — PDF Format

  • Oregon: Ashland to Cascade Locks — PDF Format

  • Washington: Cascade Locks to Manning Park — PDF Format

• Sierra Snow and Ford Report — PDF Format

• Entire PCT Water & Snow Report — Google Sheets Format

  Using Google Sheets, tech savvy hikers can export the PCT Water Report in a variety of different file formats [OpenDocument, Excel, HTML, CSV, etc]. Requires a Google account.

Send updates to water@pctwater.com or phone/text (619) 734-7289 or (619) 734-PCTW [voice mail/text only, no one will answer]. These water reports are compiled from hiker updates, posts to the PCT-L, on-line trail journals, and other on-the-ground reports.

These reports are provided as a free service to PCT hikers. I believe the information is accurate but the reports may contain errors. The reports are distributed in the hope that they will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
-Halfmile

New video, updated 3/1/16

For many years the Pacific Crest Trail Water Report has been one of the most useful presentations for hikers attending ADZPCTKO. The organizers of ADZPCTKO are taking a break this year so we have turned to the internet for this virtual Water Report presentation.

Slides used in the presentation can be downloaded as Power Point format here or as PDF format here. (slides updated on 3/11/16).

It’s early in the hiking season and things may change so check back frequently for updates. We plan on doing several live sessions and updated presentations soon.

This is our first virtual Water Report so let us know of any suggestions or questions in the comments below.

-Double Tap and Halfmile