RON STRICKLAND

 
 

Ron Strickland began to create the 1200-mile Pacific Northwest Trail in 1970.  Seven years later he founded the non-profit Pacific Northwest Trail Association (PNTA) to locate, develop, maintain, and protect the Trail.  He described its Continental Divide-to-Pacific Ocean route in The Pacific Northwest Trail Guide.  His current project is the creation of the transcontinental Sea-to-Sea Route. He is excited about its vast scale and potential to expand America’s hiking opportunities.

Explore this Website for information about:

  1.   The Pacific Northwest National Scenic Trail

  2.   The transcontinental Sea-To-Sea Route

  3.   Scenic Trails Research, a non-profit group

   dedicated to expanding the National Trails System

  1.   News from the grassroots of America’s long trails

  2.   Ron Strickland’s books, appearances, and

   projects - including his newest book,

   Pathfinder: Blazing a New Wilderness Trail in

   Modern America.

 
Forty years of trail leadership

The dayhiker is the most important person on the trail because ...

Ron’s newest book, Pathfinder: Blazing a New Wilderness Trail in

Modern America!


    *Portland Oregonian review


    *Interview and review in

        sectionhiker.com


    *Radio interview with Ron


“Witty and evocative, Pathfinder is a conversation that our society desperately needs. Read it - and go hiking.”

        - Jonathan Dorn

              Editor-in-Chief, Backpacker


Click on the cover icon to the right to order your copy today!

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*READ ARTICLE ABOUT SEA-TO-SEA ROUTE

Read current issue of Backpacker magazine for a 7-page article about the Pacific Northwest Trail!