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If you've visited the
route page,
you know where Paul ran in Arizona, Nevada
and California. When planning any P.A.C.E. Trek it is
crucial to have pre-arranged stopping points. Paul planned the route to average 30 miles per day while
staying in locations that were the most optimal for
restocking the support stroller and doing body
maintenance. Below is a list of his stopping
points for each of the 17 days. As you see, he actually
had several motels to stay in along the way, and only
four nights in his tent on the desert floor.
Before the run began, he spent 3 nights at the
Maswik Lodge
on the South Rim of the Grand Canyon
in Arizona. On April 11 he took an airplane from
Missoula, Montana to Flagstaff, Arizona and then took a
shuttle
to the Maswik Lodge, starting P.A.C.E. Trek 2011 on April 14.
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DAILY LODGING FOR THE 17-DAY, 506-MILE P.A.C.E.
TREK |
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Thursday,
April 14:
Grand
Canyon Inn
(Valle, AZ) |
Saturday,
April 23:
Tent
(Along Highway 95, CA) |
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Friday, April
15:
Knights Inn
(Williams, AZ) |
Sunday, April
24:
Tent
(Along Cedar Canyon
Road,
CA) |
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Saturday,
April 16:
Ash Fork Inn
(Ash Fork, AZ) |
Monday, April
25:
Host
(Kelso, CA) -
has a
visitor center |
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Sunday, April
17:
Supai
Motel
(Seligman, AZ) |
Tuesday,
April 26:
Wills Fargo Motel
(Baker, CA) |
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Monday, April
18:
Hualapai Lodge
(Peach Springs, AZ) |
Wednesday,
April 27:
Tent
(Along Death Valley
Road,
CA) |
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Tuesday,
April 19:
Tent
(Hackberry, AZ)
- has
general
store |
Thursday,
April 28:
Shoshone Inn
(Shoshone, CA) |
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Wednesday,
April 20:
Tri-State Inn
(Kingman, AZ) |
Friday, April
29:
Amargosa Hotel
(Amargosa, CA) |
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Thursday,
April 21:
Tri-State Inn
(Kingman, AZ)
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DAY OFF |
Saturday,
April 30:
Furnace Creek Ranch
(F. Creek, CA) |
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Friday, April
22:
Best
Western
(Bullhead City, AZ) |
Sunday, May 1: Badwater, Death Valley
(Finish Line!) |
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