Facts

• Continental Divide National Scenic Trail Interagency Coordination
  

  Some kind of official information hub around the Continental Divide National Scenic Trail. There is a lot (too much) here!

• Continental Divide Trail Alliance | Home
  

  Home page of the CDT. This colossal path runs trough five states. You can imagine the work involved in maintaining the trail and the commitment of the volunteers. Here you will find trail info by state, trail updates etc.

• National Scenic Trails Mailing Lists
  

  Appalachian Trail, Pacific Crest Trail, Ice Age Trail, Florida Trail, Continental Divide Trail, North Country Trail. This is traditionally the place where hikers meet, planning their thing, learning from others.

• Spirit Eagle – The Continental Divide Trail
  

  Lots of information on the CDT.

• Appalachian Trail, Pacific Crest Trail, Continental Divide Trail Google Map
  

  Google map with the entire trail

• CDT Planning
  

  Rainmaker's planning guide.

• Continental Divide Trail - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
  

• Continental Divide Trail Society - Home
  

  Also the CDT Society helps maintaining the 3000 miles through the Rocky Mountains from Canada to Mexico. They do not offer much information online about the path though.

Reports

• "SQUEAKY"'s 2005 Triple Crown Journal
  

  Squeky attempted to conquer the Triple Crown, that is: Appalachian Trail (AT), Continental Divide Trail (CDT) and Pacific Crest Trail (PCT) in one year. Read his journal here.

• Continental Divide Trail TrailQuest
  

  TrailQuest has a lot of trip reports, articles and links on the Continental Divide Trail.

• Great Western Loop: General Information
  

  Andrew Skurka's enormous accomplishment to hike five major trails (the Pacific Crest Trail, Pacific Northwest Trail, Continental Divide Trail, Grand Enchantment Trail, and Arizona Trail)in one go, is something we can only dream of. He walked 6,875 miles in 208 days, including a 675-mile trail-less segment in the Sonoran and Mojave desert. We can however join him on his hike, reading his account, viewing the impressive picture account, and learn from his gear list and diet tips.

• Phlumf: Continental Divide Trail
  

  Phlumf is this website called. Read the account of the thru-hike of the PCT, read about grizzly bears and watch the pictures

• roy.robinson
  

  Flyin' Brain took the Appalachian Trail three times. In 2001 he finished the Big Three in one go: Appalachian Trail, Continental Divide Trail and Continental Crest Trail, the Triple Crown, 7371 miles in one year. Read the story.

• Sea-to-Sea Route 2004-05
  

  In 2003, Andrew Skurka decided to hike from Sea to Sea. In the next year, he strung together the International Appalachian Trail, Appalachain Trail, Long Trail, North Country Trail, Continental Divide Trail and Pacific Northwest Trail to a 7,800 miles continuous traject. The route is in the far north of the US, bordering Canada. He walked east-west, starting in the summer and finishing next year early summer in the Rockies. Check his account, gear list, trip logs and photo gallery.

• Anneliese and the Continental Divide Trail, Directory
  

  Attractive pages: day to day descriptions and pictures, made in 2002.

• CDT 2002
  

  Ken and Marcia walked all the way from Mexico to Canada along the Continental Divide Trail:"We found the CDT much more challenging than the PCT." It took them 5 months to finish this hiking trail.

• CDT Best Photos 1
  

  Good picture gallery.

• CDT Journal and raw food
  

  Follow Doug Walsh as he hikes the 3,000 mile Continental Divide Trail on a 100% raw food diet.

• Continental Divide Trail | Travels | Francis Tapon
  

  Everything: gear list, dogs, mosquitos, grizzly and much more.

• Hamburger Wanderjung
  
  (German)

  Report + pictures of European trail E9 from Polish/Russian to dutch border, E1 Sweden, Denmark, Germany + Switzerland, Appalachian + Pacific Crest + Continental Divide + Colorado Trail in USA

• Nowhere to Run, Nowhere to Hide
  

  A trail journal, covering one month on the CDT. Trail diary and many pictures.

• PMags.com: - Hiking, Backpacking and Long Distance Hiking Info - Walking the Backbone - Paul Magnanti's 2006 Continental Divide Trail Thru-Hike
  

  His journal, maildrop list, a Dircy CDT Planning Guide and more.

• The Continental Divide Trail 2009
  

  The author followed the CDT during one month. His diary and picture gallery give a detailed account.

• Triple Crown One Year
  

  An account of hiking the Triple Crown - three toughest trails in America, The Appalachian Trail (AT), the Pacific Crest Trail (PCT), and the Continental Divide Trail (CDT) - in one year, 2002, a year with lots of snow. They made it up to 5500 miles in 9.5 months.

Guides and maps

Lodging

Organisations

Tour operators

GPS

Other

• CDT Mailing Labels
  

  Easy create mailing labels for many of the locations along the Continental Divide Trail.