Rich Warnick's HikaNation Photos
Recap

 
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Rich's interactive map of the Utah route
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Rich Warnick
Somewhere in Nevada

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Hike With Us

Origins of the Banner

Rich continued hiking to Washington, D.C.,
but HikaNation has no other photos from him.

original--Rich, somewhere in Nevada
Rich Warnick
Photo by Rex Halfpenny
Rich Warnick's interactive map of the Utah route:
HikaNation 1980 Backpack Route - Utah
HikaNation Utah ArcGIS Online "story map"

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HikaNation Support Vehicle
Monty Montgomery's Van

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Monty Montgomery
HikaNation On-Site Coordinator

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HikaNation Support Vehicle
Monty Montgomery's Airstream Trailer

While each state had a HikaNation coordinator who planned the route and some activities through the state, Monty Montgomery (Lt. Col., USAF, Retired) was the HikaNation "on-site" Hike Coordinator. Monty drove his van and Airstream trailer parallel to the HikaNation route and provided numerous functions, including, but not limited to: coordinating with state planners, advance scouting/altering of planned route, meeting with locals & dignitaries & media, providing water/food/aid in desolate areas, transporting hikers to and from the hike, providing resupply trips to nearby towns, etc.  Without Monty, Jim Kern and the state coordinators, HikaNation would not have succeeded.

HikaNation
San Francisco, California to Cape Henlopen, Delaware
The Pacific Ocean to The Atlantic Ocean
April 12, 1980 to May 27, 1981
HikaNation passed through 14 states & Washington, D.C.
and hiked approximately  4,286 miles  in  411 days.