Triple Crown Treks
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Which Trek Fits You?

Every Triple Crown Treks trip is a guided section of the Pacific Crest Trail. Our difficulty ratings reflect the physical demands of each trek, not how much backpacking experience you have — no previous backpacking experience is required for either trip.

Alpine lake and forested mountains along the Pacific Crest Trail at sunset
Beginner+Open

Pacific Crest Trail

Forest to Crater

Walk a wild, beautiful stretch of the Pacific Crest Trail — and step into your next level as a backpacker.

7
days
~45
miles

From

$925

Next: Sep 14 – Sep 20, 2027

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AdvancedOpen

Pacific Crest Trail

Knife's Edge

Walk one of the most dramatic ridgelines on the Pacific Crest Trail — Washington's high alpine at its wildest.

6
days
~30
miles

From

$1,095

Next: Sep 6 – Sep 11, 2027

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Compare Treks

TrekDifficultyMileageDurationFitness LevelPrior Backpacking Experience
San Diego, California — Intro to Thru-HikingBeginner~40 miles7 days (5 on trail)ModerateNone required
Ashland, Oregon — Forest to CraterBeginner+~45 miles7 days (5 on trail)StrongNone required
Seattle, Washington — Knife's EdgeAdvanced~30 miles6 days (4 on trail)Very strongNone required

A Note on Difficulty

Our difficulty ratings reflect the physical demands of each trek — not how much backpacking experience you have. No previous backpacking experience is required for either trip. We teach every trail skill you need either way; what differs is how physically demanding each trek is.

BeginnerCalifornia

Designed for a moderate baseline of fitness. A mid-trek food resupply means you won't carry your full trip's food from day one — a more forgiving introduction to trail life.

Beginner+Oregon

A step up from our California trek — beginner-accessible, with no prior experience required, but a stronger baseline of fitness: more sustained mileage, higher elevation, and no mid-trek resupply, so you'll carry more food weight from the start.