Congrats to These 2018 Appalachian Trail Thru-Hikers! (Week of Sep. 29)
A huge round of applause for these brand-spanking-new thru-hikers!
Whether you’re going northbound, southbound, or flip-flopping, we want to feature the photo of you crossing the finish line! This week contains photos submitted by hikers who have submitted photos by Oct. 4, 2018.
Want to be included? Send your finish photo, trail name, and finish date to [email protected].
Trail Names (L-R): Bliss, Keeper, and Roast
Summit Date: Sept. 16, 2018
Trail Name: Growler
Summit Date: Sept. 28, 2018
Trail Name: Cordial
Summit Date: Sept. 28, 2018
Trail Name: Cheesecake
Summit Date: Sept. 23, 2018
Trail Name: Mad Miles
Summit Date: Sept. 24, 2018
Trail Name: Daddy Longlegs
Summit Date: Sept. 22, 2018
Trail Names (L-R): Eavesdropper, Aussie Liam, Daddy Longlegs, TreeHugger, and Gusher
Summit Date: Sept. 22, 2018
Trail Name: Blaze
Summit Date: Sept. 30, 2018
Trail Name: Snakebreaks
Summit Date: Oct. 3, 2018
Trail Name: Old Scout
Summit Date: Sept. 24, 2018
Trail Name: Peanut
Summit Date: Oct. 1, 2018
Trail Names: Toast, Duck Hole, Van Gogh, Maxxx, Ramblin’ Rose, Mouseking, D1, D2
Summit Date: Sept. 30, 2018
“Most of us have been hiking together since GA, NC, or TN. We are called the RampTramps. We’ve prided ourselves on sticking together throughout most of the trail.”
Trail Name: Beats
Summit Date: Oct. 3, 2018
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Comments 4
Snakebreaks has the wrong date. Can’t be October 30.
Ramp Tramps are missing a name. Someone want to remain anonymous?
I love looking at the finishers. Congratulations to all.
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For the RampTramps, one of us in the picture tapped out back in Massachusetts, but joined us for the Katahdin summit. He doesn’t consider himself a thru-hiker.
Congratulations to all of you. Your efforts have brought many memories back to this 80 year old! The AT experience is magical despite the hardships, and the friends are for a lifetime.
Thanks for the article!