1200 miles • Montana, Idaho & Washington
Official App of the Pacific Northwest Trail Association
Download our guide to access the Pacific Northwest Trail (PNT) map, tracks, waypoints, and comments! The Pacific Northwest National Scenic Trail is one of the youngest National Scenic Trails, The trail traverses some of the most beautiful lands in the country, including three National Parks and seven National Forests. This spectacular journey of over 1200 miles (1930 km). The trail takes you from the Rocky Mountains of Glacier National Park, Montana, to the coastal wilderness of Washington State. The PNT ranks among the most scenic and rugged long-distance trails in the world. It is an incredible hiking adventure for thru-hikers, backpackers, section-hikers, and day-hikers.
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This fully-feature demo of the Pacific Northwest National Scenic Trail includes the final 20-mile stretch of the PNT. This free section shows the beautiful Pacific Coast in Washington portion of the PNT.
The PNT is one of the youngest National Scenic Trails and traverses some of the most spectacular lands in the country. This 1217-mile journey takes you from the Rocky Mountains of Glacier National Park, Montana, to the coastal wilderness of Washington State. This purchase includes the entire PNT.
$24.99
The PNT is one of the youngest National Scenic Trails and traverses some of the most spectacular lands. This guide covers the eastern half of the PNT. This section takes you 580 miles from the Rocky Mountains of Glacier National Park, Montana, to Oroville, Washington.
$14.99
The PNT is one of the youngest National Scenic Trails and traverses some of the most spectacular lands in the country. This guide covers the western half of the trail, taking you 640 miles from Oroville, Washington to the Pacific Coast of Washington.
$14.99
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Pacific Northwest Trail Association
The Pacific Northwest Trail Association is the organization that created the Pacific Northwest Trail and has advocated for its place in our National Trails System, the gold standard for long-distance trails in America. Today, they strive to build a better PNT and to improve access with trail information and outreach. The PNTA is a nonprofit organization and is dedicated to the protection of the PNT. Their trail community includes volunteers, trailside communities, and PNT users, who work together to build a better trail and to protect it for generations to come.
In partnership with the PNTA, Atlas Guides has created the official app for the Pacific Northwest Trail.