Pacific Crest Trail hikers will no longer be able to cross the Canadian border into British Columbia to complete the final portion of their hike. The Canadian Border Services Agency announced this ...

SEATTLE — Hikers on the Pacific Crest Trail will now have to take a detour on their way to Canada. The change goes into effect on Friday. The Canada Border Services Agency announced that hikers ...

Hikers are no longer being allowed to cross into Canada on the Pacific Crest Trail. A statement issued Jan. 27 by the Canada Border Services Agency said the new policy aligns with the U.S ...

As of Monday, the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) announced it would discontinue permits for those wishing to enter Canada on the Pacific Crest Trail. This means that any northbound hikers ...

The agency has announced it will stop issuing permits for people to enter Canada on the Pacific Crest Trail, saying the move helps enhance border security and allows for compliance monitoring of ...

permit management and the presence of back-country rangers play in preserving the Pacific Crest Trail. This 2,650-mile trail, stretching from Mexico to Canada, offers adventurers an unparalleled ...

Canada has decided to block thru-hikers from entering at the northern border on an arduous 3000-mile well-known hiking trail. The Pacific Crest Trail – a beloved National Scenic Trail – is a ...

The Pacific Crest Trail in the William O. Douglas Wilderness near Chinook Pass in September 2024. Some people fear proposed federal funding cuts could limit access to some trails in Washington state.