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This Week’s Top Instagram Posts from the #ContinentalDivideTrail
Each week we showcase our favorite photos from Instagram using the hashtag #AppalachianTrail and #PacificCrestTrail.We decided to let the
Volunteers Repair Fire-Damaged Section of CDT
The section of the Continental Divide National Scenic Trail (CDT) that was destroyed in the 2017 Alice Creek fire was recently repaired by several
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[Updated] Man Dies After 100-Foot Fall from McAfee Knob Summit
Greg Marr Sr., 67, of Florida, died a week after falling 100 feet from McAfee Knob on the Appalachian Trail, the Roanoke Times reported on its
This Week’s Top Instagram Posts From The #PacificCrestTrail
It's just about that time again! Each week we showcase our favorite photos from Instagram using the hashtag #AppalachianTrail and
5 Reasons You Should Totally Pick Up Hitchhiking Thru-Hikers
Last week, I picked up my very first hitchhiker!Does that sound a tad risqué?What I actually meant is that I gave an AT thru-hiker a ride to
July Is Appalachian Trail Magic Month in NJ and NY
The states of New York And New Jersey are officially claiming the month of July as "Appalachian Trail Magic Month." The Trail Conference warmly
9 Thru-Hiking Photographers You Need to Be Following In 2018
It's no secret that being a successful thru-hiker requires a tremendous amount of patience. It calls for adeptness and a whole lot of willpower.
Land Protection Successes Keep the PCT Wild
Stevens Pass The Pacific Crest Trail Association recently sold 402 acres at Stevens Pass, Washington—a gateway to some of the most incredible
This Week’s Top Instagram Posts From The #PacificCrestTrail
Each week we showcase our favorite photos from Instagram using the hashtag #AppalachianTrail and #PacificCrestTrail. Here are a few of the best posts
The North Country National Scenic Trail Extension Plan
The expansion of the North Country National Scenic Trail is slowly but surely turning into a reality. The overall plan is to create a continuous footpath running from central North Dakota all the way to Maine.