PCT

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The PCT is a long-distance hiking and equestrian trail that spans over 2,600 miles along the U.S. West Coast from Mexico to Canada through California, Oregon, and Washington.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
PCT canonical 2
PCTA 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf equestrian trail
long-distance hiking trail
abbreviation PCT
country United States of America
designation National Scenic Trail
endPoint U.S.–Canada border
established 1968
follows Cascade Range
Sierra Nevada
governingBody Bureau of Land Management
U.S. Forest Service
U.S. National Park Service
highestPoint Forester Pass
highestPointElevation about 13,153 feet
about 4,009 meters
length about 2,650 miles
about 4,265 kilometers
locatedIn California
Oregon
Washington
lowestPoint near Cascade Locks, Oregon
nonProfitPartner Pacific Crest Trail Association
notableActivity thru-hiking
parallelTo Pacific Ocean (inland)
partOf National Trails System
passesThrough Cascade Range mountains
linked to: Cascade Range

Crater Lake National Park
Kings Canyon National Park
Mojave Desert
Mount Rainier National Park
North Cascades National Park
Sequoia National Park
Sierra Nevada mountains
linked to: Sierra Nevada

Yosemite National Park
region U.S. West Coast
season typically hiked from late spring to early fall
startPoint U.S.–Mexico border
terminusLocation Campo, California
Manning Park, British Columbia (near Canadian border)
traverses alpine ecosystems
coniferous forests
desert ecosystems
uses hiking
horseback riding

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Pacific Crest Trail abbreviation PCT
subject linked to: PCT
Pacific Crest Trail Association abbreviation PCTA
linked to: PCT