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NoBo July29- Aug 29. I’m not worried. I know all the exit points each year I go and since it isn’t my first JMT, I am fully in acceptance that the journey could potentially end early. I

Thanks for finding those broken links in the Wildfire section. I can add replacement links as I have updated lists that I use. Inga Aksamit

Thank you! -- John Curran Ladd San Francisco, CA 415-648-9279

Hi John, I checked out the links and got three error notifications. The below links did not work: Wildfires Fire.CA.GOV: Current wildfire

If so, could you go to this older link-list document and check for broken links or possibly suggest some of your

The following files and folders have been uploaded to the Files area of the [email protected] group. * /JMT Files and Links (curated by the moderators) hosted on Google Drive (

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Hey Ravi. I hadn't thought about RSS feeds although I know what they are I've never used one. Should be a good way to follow what we do. Since we have such a large number of contributors I think we

Just use the link in the email. There's no charge. We really feel strongly that we should not monetize the site. When I was telling people about the survey I promised that I would never monetize it

I use Feedly, a RSS feed reader app, to follow new posts on blogs. It worked when I added this one. Looking forward fo following!

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How can we best serve you? Our new site is at the beta test stage for now, but we hope to post almost daily starting soon with multiple hiker-contributors who, like Ned Tibbits, have many 100's of

Howdy, I used the "JMT SOBO profile planner v4.xlsx" file from the "Planning and Transportation" folder this evening to get a preliminary plan together.? Wow, what a tool!? Even though it does not

Ned posted this on one of the facebook group. My comment there is appended at the end of his post. For eager-to-start JMT thru-hikers thinking there won't be any snow on the trail and the weather

Pmags.com has an excellent CT guide.? I did the CT a few years ago and would highly recommend the Collegiates West option. https://pmags.com/colorado-trail-end-to-end-guide-2 Judy McGuire

Thank you to those of you who responded, it was a shot in the dark and yet I got some great replies. Thanks Alan

Note that these crossings are often hard in May and June, even in drought years like 2016, resulting in a lot of "Plan B" hikes. For 2017 Plan B rates by early vs. middle-late see

Oh, I also did some Colorado Trail research last year for a shorter loop called the 'Collegiate Loop'. I ended up not doing much of the Colorado Trail (I got 14er fever and ended up focusing on

14ers.com is a good resource, although focused on Colorado 14ers, they pretty much are good for any Colorado info. https://www.14ers.com/forum/index.php

There is also a FB group for the CT.