[pct-l] Getting to the Trail head on Mexican border

[Bighummel@xxxxxxx (Bighummel@xxxxxxx)]

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This is precisely why the ADZPCTKO was initiated.  Check out <A HREF="www.pct77.org/adz">
www.pct77.org/adz</A> and send your request for transportation to Campo or the
border from the San Diego area to Bob "ADZ Food Dude" Riess at
cdrriess1@Cox.net

Greg Hummel

In a message dated 3/5/2003 3:05:43 PM Pacific Standard Time,
numbrrrs@hotmail.com writes:

> I was just wondering if anyone had a solution for getting to the trailhead
> in a timely manner. I've read how to physically get there, which reflects
> arriving in Campo around 5:00pm. But then I read that ideally you want to
> hike in about 20 miles the first day in order to get to water and get away
> from the Mexican border (reducing the chance of an incident with an illegal
> alien). Arriving at 5:00pm and hiking 20 miles that same day just isn't
> realistic for me ... ha,ha. The couple people I know who have hiked the PCT
> had family or friends in the area to drive them to the trailhead. I,
> unfortunately, do not have either. Does anyone have another solution to
> this
> problem? I would so appreciate the input.
> Thanks,
> Numbrrs
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