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Pacific Crest Trail hikers forced to use highways

The Columbian
Published: October 9, 2013, 5:00pm

If the snow doesn’t stop them, the government shutdown just might.

The last of this year’s Pacific Crest Trail through-hikers are facing tough challenges as they try to finish their 2,600-mile journey from Mexico to Canada.

Most were forced off the trail after a snow storm dumped several feet of snow in higher elevations of the Cascades last week.

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