From: Paul N Bivens Subject: Getting added to the Angel list Message Body: Hello, my name is Paul Bivens. I live near Chemult, Oregon, approximately 18 miles from the Crater Lake junction on HWY 138, and about 30 miles from the HWY 58 summit trail head. My phone number is 541-408-4869, and I can provide transport to Chemult from both places. If you call, and I don't answer right off, leave a message. Since I work with livestock, some times I can't answer for a few minutes, but all calls will be answered promptly. Thankyou, Paul
Category Archives: Trail Angels
Pintler Wilderness Continental Divide Trail Angels
From: Jerry R. Bailey <[email protected]> Subject: Please add our group of Trail Angels to your group. Message Body: Good morning, so happy I found you, we here in Philipsburg, MT are ramping up and have formed the Pintler Wilderness Continental Divide Trail Angels. We would love to be added to your list, if you can, please enter my name, Jerry R. Bailey, 406-560-7100, [email protected], and also please include our Facebook page: www.facebook.com/pintlerwildernesscontinentaldividetrailangels/ and our email is [email protected] Thank you so much, JB in MT
PCT Trail Angel in Idyllwild, Ca Covering Paradise Corners (Anza) to Humber Park
Name: Jeannine Stigall
Email: [email protected]
Website: https://www.facebook.com/groups/idyllwildtrailangels
Message: My husband and I are long-term trail angels in Idyllwild. (“The General” and “MamaJeannine”). Could you amend my bio to include my husband? We’ve also started a local “Idyllwild Trail Angels” page on FaceBook. Please remove “accepting only female hikers” as we’ve gone coed. đ We also are accepting/mailing packages for hikers since our PO has limited weekend package hours. Also, if you could work in my cell number and that it’s best to text me that would be great. (951-256-0421)
Thank you! Jeannine
From: Jeannine Stigall Subject: Trail Angel in Idyllwild, Ca Message Body: We live in Idyllwild. Humber Park trail head is a couple miles up the road. I can pick up/drop off from both Humber Park and Paradise Corners in the Anza area. Can offer a hot shower, warm bed (2 guest rooms), and meals if you need a break. Have front loading washer/dryer able to launder sleeping bags. We have a large fenced back yard and can 'host' a campsite if you prefer (no fires.) Don't be shy if you have a specific need. We have a Queensland Heeler so please be dog friendly. text 951-256-0421
- or call 951-659-2426 Please leave message as we screen our calls.
Papa Smurf and Mountain Momma Trail Angel Hosts in Big Bear City
Steve (Papa Smurf) and Sandy (Mountain Momma) Teuschman â 840 East Angeles Blvd. Big Bear City, 92314 â Will Accept Packages â [email protected] â [email protected] From: Sandra Teutschman Subject: additional information Message Body: You need to add that we host hikers at our home. We pick up at almost all trail heads including mile 252, 266, 275 and Cougar Crest trail parking lot. We have a bunk room as well as a covered 10 X 20 shelter and cots. We have laundry, Wifi, Showers, loaner clothes, hearty meals, rides into town for shopping, and a fire pit. We accept packages and can be sent to our home, packages must include your name and that you are a pct hike and estimated time of arrival and our name Teutschman at 840 E. Angeles Blvd Big Bear City California 92314 Papa Smurf 909-800-7028 and Mountain Mama 909-800-7029
AT Trail Angel between Watauga Lake and Vandeventer shelters
From: Summer G Subject: Help and rides offered between Watauga Lake and Vandeventer shelters Message Body: I live about 5 minutes from the road crossing between Watauga Lake and Vandeventer shelters. I can also drive around the lake to the hwy 67 crossing or Dennis Cove. More than happy to provide rides into Hampton/Elizabethton/Johnson City, deliver items, take out trash, a hot meal, shower, or maybe a soft bed. As long as I or my husband are available, weâre here to help. SMS @ 423-707-5156
Trail Angel on the Florida Trail
From: RACHEL LEE LASHINSKY <[email protected]>
Subject: FLORIDA TRAIL
Message Body:Â Hey there!
I was wondering if there was a trail angel list that is being worked on for the Florida Trail? I have seen a lot of people out on trail this hiking season, and did not notice a list made already.  I know the Florida Trail is not as avidly hiked as the Big 3/smaller LDH trails, but if you would like to make a list, I would like to volunteer myself as a FT trail angel. Thank you so much.
I am a trail angel in Tehachapi
From: Michael Puffer Subject: Add me Message Body: I am a trail angel in Tehachapi. Please add me to the list. 661-972-7943 prefer to be contacted by text at that number
AT Trail Angel Hosting Hikers in Huntly, VA
From: Ms. Barry McAlister <[email protected]> Subject: Near Chester Gap/Front Royal, VA Message Body: Hello! I have been hosting AT hikers at my home in Huntly, Va for two years. I post on the Facebook page of âWomen Hikers of the Appalachian Trailâ, and I provide sleeping quarters, laundry, dinner al fresco, swimming pool and p/u/ d/o at HWY 522 near Front Royal/Huntly. Hikers can find me on Facebook @ Barry McAlister. My email is [email protected]. Usually, I like to get a text a day before a hiker needs a pick up, but I have been able to accommodate last minute. A small donation always appreciated.
Trail Angel in Tehachapi Rides and Packages/Resupply
From: Kelsy Subject: Pct trail angel list Message Body: My husband and I live in Tehachapi, near mile 566. Available for rides ANYTIME and can receive packages/resupplies if needed. Call or text me at 818-251-6893 -Kelsy
PCT Trail Angel Near Mill Creek Fire Station
Mary Main – Trail angel in Acton, CA, Call/text Mary at 661.713.5204 I moved closer to Mill Creek Fire Station and will be mostly concentrating my shuttling from there to Acton KOA and the cities nearby for urgent/important cases. Uber and LYFT do go to Mill Creek now for non urgent rides. Which is good because I like to help with the complicated situations that might involve researching services and helping with multiple consecutive rides like ; finding the right care for injury, a pharmacy visit and a hotel- and then help back to the trail when recovered, or for other important stuff like a lost phone, broken equipment, etc. Over 800 rides since 2015 and loving almost every minute. email: [email protected]
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