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This popular lecture series about Pacific Northwest natural and cultural history began in 2007 and continues today with both online and in-person events. These fascinating topics and lively speakers make for an enjoyable and horizon-widening evening, so register today!
The Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail (PCT) travels through the Gifford Pinchot National Forest near Mount St. Helens for nearly 120 miles traversing iconic terrain around Mt Adams and through the Goat Rocks Wilderness. Thousands of people thru-hike the PCT every year, and locally, the trail is a well- enjoyed recreation resourced used by day hikers and section hikers alike. Join us for a night with the Pacific Crest Trail Association's Central Cascades Regional Representative, Jeanine Russell, to learn about the history and future of the PCT.
Jeanine Russell works as the Central Cascades Regional Representative with the Pacific Crest Trail Association supporting seasonal staff, working closely with area volunteers, and collaborating with agency partners helping manage nearly 400 miles of the PCT from Central Oregon up to the Goat Rocks Wilderness in Washington. She has been in trails for over 10 years and has worked in Montana, Colorado, and up and down the PCT in seasonal positions before settling in the Pacific Northwest.
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