To get to the trailhead of the Seven Pines trail, you take a little road off the highway to a tiny winding road to a rugged dirt road. It definitely seems to…
Sections of the trail were completely covered in a deep bed of pine needles. A slightly trampled path of needles was often the only indication of trail.
A ranger had been through recently (maybe the volunteer that I saw?) marking the trail with pink ribbons. They annoyed me at first, but I was grateful for them…
Made it to the top of the Seven Pines trail. The trail joins with a couple more heavily trafficed trails, and I start to see people again.
I had some time to spare, so I decided to head down the PCT on the Fuller Ridge trail for a little ways.
Looks like there was a lot of work done along the PCT here recently. I little too much work for my taste.
Once I have my running mileage back up again, I need to run this section of the PCT. It would be perfect for a really long slow climb.
I hit my turnaround time and started to head back. I was having a harder time following the Seven Pines trail going downhill in the late afternoon light. At…