Trip SearchTeam 6: Points of Interest
Day 2 required some stout navigational skills for The Diamondback Four. Hike the map with them, as you listen to their play-by-play report.
Thursday, July 19, 2007
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Hiking History: The push to create the first definitive map of the Continental Divide Trail
WELCOME!
In the February 2007 issue of BACKPACKER, editor-in-chief Jonathan Dorn called on the masses to help BACKPACKER, the Continental Divide Trail Alliance and federal agencies tackle a massive undertaking: give the trail an official map. As a result, close to 3,000 of you applied, and 300 volunteers where chosen. Check in here to stay on top of developments as the endeavor continues through the summer. If you have any specific project questions, feel free to drop us a line at CDTproject@gmail.com.
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- Missions Accomplished!
- Team 21: Day 4
- Heavy Traffic on the CDT
- Team 21: The Collegiate Cartographers
- Team 46: The Troad Warriors
- Team 22: Wrap-Up
- Team 25: Day Two
- A Busy Week
- A Massive Closure
- A Perfect Sponsor Combination
- Team 6: Points of Interest
- Team 6: The Diamondback Four
- Team 22: What's in the name?
- Team 22: Fourth Report (Packing Light)
- Team 22: Third Report
- This Week on the Trail
- Team 22: Second Report
- Ahorn Fire Continues
- Great Team, Great Press
- Fire Grows; Helicopter Crashes
- Team 22: First Report
- The Heat Is On
- Caldera Crew
- Maps and more maps
- Fire in the Mountains
- Fire on the CDT!
- Team 37: Final Day
- Team 37: Taylor Mountain
- Team 37: Daily Reports
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3 comments:
Awesome post. Interesting and informative!
Nice post, robit Alissa!
Woderful podcast, made me almost want to be with you--but I got real thirsty while listening and had to run and get a big glass of water.
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