Pacific Crest Trail Posters and Art Prints

The Pacific Crest Trail design with a rainbow background

Pacific Crest Trail

For those that have hiked the PCT (Pacific Crest Trail). Blaze symbol from the on the trail in white paint. Also great for trail angels!

Logo Style Pacific Crest Trail Design. Perfect for thru-hikers, outdoor lovers and backpackers.

Pacific Crest Trail

Pacific Crest Trail Class of 2020 - This can be changes to any year!

For those that have hiked the PCT (Pacific Crest Trail). Blaze symbol from the on the trail in black paint. Also great for trail angels!

PACIFIC CREST TRAIL HIKING

Logo Style Pacific Crest Trail Design. Perfect for thru-hikers, outdoor lovers and backpackers.

This is the classic Pacific Crest Trail design with the mileage for the entire trail from Mexico to Canada in 2022. The background color is the color used on the 2022 AT hangtags.

Pacific Crest Trail symbol with a tie dye hangtag background

Appalachian Trail

The PCT may only cover three US states, but your love for the trail extends all the way from Mexico to Canada. Show off how the thru-hiking broke your heart with this simple, modern design.

Finally a Pacific Crest Trail design! Featuring two different species of cacti from the Mohave Desert near the southern terminus at Campo, a cougar (found across the trail,) and spectacular volcano Mount Rainier in Washington.

Pacific Crest Trail - National Scenic Trail - Thru hiker

The Pacific Crest Trail

Show your love for the PCT with this list of the seven national parks the trail passes through.

Show your love for the PCT with this list of the seven national parks the trail passes through.

The PCT may only cover three US states, but your love for the trail extends all the way from Mexico to Canada. Show off how the thru-hiking broke your heart with this simple, modern design.

The Pacific Northwest is known for it's spectacular beauty. If you love the great outdoors you'll love this Pacific NW rainbow design.

One of the most beautiful places in the world.

Olallie Lake with Mount Jefferson - one of the Waypoints on the Pacific Crest Trail in Oregon _6047

Olallie Lake with Mount Jefferson - one of the Waypoints on the Pacific Crest Trail in Oregon _5980

Olallie Lake with Mount Jefferson - one of the Waypoints on the Pacific Crest Trail in Oregon _5999

Olallie Lake with Mount Jefferson - one of the Waypoints on the Pacific Crest Trail in Oregon_6049

Olallie Lake with Mount Jefferson - one of the Waypoints on the Pacific Crest Trail in Oregon _6048

Olallie Lake with Mount Jefferson - one of the Waypoints on the Pacific Crest Trail in Oregon _5986

Pacific Crest Trail Colors

Olallie Lake with Mount Jefferson - one of the Waypoints on the Pacific Crest Trail in Oregon _5978

The John Muir Trail, located in the Sierra Nevada range in California, is about a 211 mile thru-hike from Yosemite National Park to the top of Mt. Whitney. Commemorate your hike with this beautiful photo of Muir Hut taken atop Muir Pass. [Photo: Taken by the artist during her 240 mile thru-hike]

HIKING PACIFIC CREST TRAIL HIKED IT LIKED IT HIKER HIKE MOUNTAINS

Pacific Crest Trail logo with the total mileage of the trail from mexico to canada for 2022. Includes the same background color as the 2022 AT hangtags

Marathon style design with the current mileage of the Pacific Crest Trail from Mexico to Canada.

The Pacific Crest Trail with artwork of an iconic sign from the Mohave section of the trail

The John Muir Trail, located in the Sierra Nevada range in California, is about a 211 mile thru-hike from Yosemite National Park to the top of Mt. Whitney. Commemorate your hike with this beautiful photo taken at the outlet from Lower Palisade Lake. [Photo: Taken by the artist during her 240 mile thru-hike]

The Pacific Crest Trail (PCT), officially designated as the Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail, is a long-distance hiking and equestrian trail closely aligned with the highest portion of the Cascade and Sierra Nevada mountain ranges, which lie 100 to 150 miles east of the U.S. Pacific coast. The trail's southern terminus is next to the Mexico–United States border, just south of Campo, California, and its northern terminus is on the Canada–US border, upon which it continues unofficially to the Windy Joe Trail within Manning Park in British Columbia; it passes through the states of California, Oregon, and Washington. The PCT was conceived in 1932, and received official status under the National Trails System Act of 1968.