Food Map · Pacific Crest Trail
Pacific Crest Trail Food Map
A food map of approved Pacific Crest Trail spots across five stages, with provenance and current review status preserved for each location.
Food guide →Loading map…
6 records match.
Eat 5
2119 Main St, Julian, CA 92036 · southern-california · Try: Pie and ice cream
Mom's Pie House is a bakery in Julian, California, serving pies, ice cream, and other baked goods. Pacific Crest Trail thru-hikers receive free pie and ice cream when they show their permit, according to a community report. Confirm the current arrangement before planning around this hiker-oriented offering.
Official website →96740 Beach Meadow Rd, Inyokern, CA 93527 · central-california · Try: M&M pancakes
Kennedy Meadows General Store and The Cook Shack serve burgers, all-you-can-eat pancakes, and other food for walkers passing through the southern Sierra. M&M pancakes are a Cook Shack option associated with Pacific Crest Trail thru-hikers. The combined store and restaurant provide a meal stop before hikers continue through the remote section.
Official website →44721 Klamath River Hwy, Seiad Valley, CA 96086 · northern-california · Try: Pancake challenge; burgers, sandwiches, diner breakfasts
Seiad Cafe serves burgers, sandwiches, and classic diner breakfasts in Seiad Valley. Pacific Crest Trail thru-hikers can also attempt the pancake challenge: five large pancakes in two hours. The challenge is one option alongside the regular menu, making the cafe a meal stop after the northern California section.
Official website →27500 E Timberline Road, Government Camp, OR 97028 · oregon · Try: Cascade Dining Room brunch and dinner; pizza, pub fare, Northwest cuisine
Timberline Lodge has several dining venues on Mount Hood, including the Cascade Dining Room, Blue Ox Bar, Ram's Head Bar, and cafes. The Cascade Dining Room serves reserved brunch and dinner; other venues serve pizza, pub fare, Northwest cuisine, microbrews, and quick meals. Check schedules and reservations before planning a stop.
Official website →200' SW Of Bakery, Stehekin, WA 98852 · washington · Try: Pastries, cakes, treats, lunch
Stehekin Pastry Company is a seasonal bakery in Stehekin, serving cakes, pastries, treats, and lunch. Pacific Crest Trail hikers should check current hours before planning around this remote stop. Cakes, pastries, and lunch are among the offerings, with the selection changing from day to day.
Official website →Stay & eat 1
27500 E Timberline Road, Government Camp, OR 97028 · oregon · Try: Cascade Dining Room brunch and dinner; pizza, pub fare, Northwest cuisine
Timberline Lodge has several dining venues on Mount Hood, including the Cascade Dining Room, Blue Ox Bar, Ram's Head Bar, and cafes. The Cascade Dining Room serves reserved brunch and dinner; other venues serve pizza, pub fare, Northwest cuisine, microbrews, and quick meals. Check schedules and reservations before planning a stop.
Official website →Resupply 2
96740 Beach Meadow Rd, Inyokern, CA 93527 · central-california · Try: M&M pancakes
Kennedy Meadows General Store and The Cook Shack serve burgers, all-you-can-eat pancakes, and other food for walkers passing through the southern Sierra. M&M pancakes are a Cook Shack option associated with Pacific Crest Trail thru-hikers. The combined store and restaurant provide a meal stop before hikers continue through the remote section.
Official website →27500 E Timberline Road, Government Camp, OR 97028 · oregon · Try: Cascade Dining Room brunch and dinner; pizza, pub fare, Northwest cuisine
Timberline Lodge has several dining venues on Mount Hood, including the Cascade Dining Room, Blue Ox Bar, Ram's Head Bar, and cafes. The Cascade Dining Room serves reserved brunch and dinner; other venues serve pizza, pub fare, Northwest cuisine, microbrews, and quick meals. Check schedules and reservations before planning a stop.
Official website →Food experiences 5
2119 Main St, Julian, CA 92036 · southern-california · Try: Pie and ice cream
Mom's Pie House is a bakery in Julian, California, serving pies, ice cream, and other baked goods. Pacific Crest Trail thru-hikers receive free pie and ice cream when they show their permit, according to a community report. Confirm the current arrangement before planning around this hiker-oriented offering.
Official website →96740 Beach Meadow Rd, Inyokern, CA 93527 · central-california · Try: M&M pancakes
Kennedy Meadows General Store and The Cook Shack serve burgers, all-you-can-eat pancakes, and other food for walkers passing through the southern Sierra. M&M pancakes are a Cook Shack option associated with Pacific Crest Trail thru-hikers. The combined store and restaurant provide a meal stop before hikers continue through the remote section.
Official website →44721 Klamath River Hwy, Seiad Valley, CA 96086 · northern-california · Try: Pancake challenge; burgers, sandwiches, diner breakfasts
Seiad Cafe serves burgers, sandwiches, and classic diner breakfasts in Seiad Valley. Pacific Crest Trail thru-hikers can also attempt the pancake challenge: five large pancakes in two hours. The challenge is one option alongside the regular menu, making the cafe a meal stop after the northern California section.
Official website →355 Wa Na Pa St, Cascade Locks, OR 97014 · oregon · Try: Festival food, coffee, beer, cider
PCT Days is an annual Pacific Crest Trail festival at Marine Park in Cascade Locks. It brings hikers, trail supporters, and outdoor businesses together through a gear expo, activities, and presentations. Food vendors provide meals, coffee, beer, cider, and nonalcoholic drinks. Paid camping is available on Thunder Island; the program changes by year.
Official website →200' SW Of Bakery, Stehekin, WA 98852 · washington · Try: Pastries, cakes, treats, lunch
Stehekin Pastry Company is a seasonal bakery in Stehekin, serving cakes, pastries, treats, and lunch. Pacific Crest Trail hikers should check current hours before planning around this remote stop. Cakes, pastries, and lunch are among the offerings, with the selection changing from day to day.
Official website →GPX available
Food waypoints
Download route-specific GPX food waypoints drawn from the pinecrumbs food atlas. Use them alongside the navigation tools you already carry.
Download Pacific Crest Trail food waypointsThese waypoints come from published, verified, current records in the pinecrumbs food atlas. Businesses and conditions can change. Check the individual listing before travel.
How to use this file
- Download the route-specific GPX file.
- Import it through your mapping application.
- Confirm that the waypoints appear before starting the walk.
GPX is a common waypoint format. Import this file into Gaia GPS or another app that supports GPX waypoint import. App capabilities vary by version and platform.
About This Map
pinecrumbs maps are drawn from firsthand walking experience and clearly marked outside sources. Locations marked Firsthand were personally encountered or observed on the walk; locations marked Community were submitted or reported by another pilgrim or user; not canonical firsthand knowledge.