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Mental Health and the AT – experiences on the trail
So far on the Appalachian trail one of the biggest experiences going northbound has been interactions with people on and off the trail.
Handling Rain on the Appalachian Trail
The AT is known for being the rainiest of the major thru-hikes. Data shows most years often over a third of the 2,194 + miles of the AT will be rainy
Nifty Tricks I have learned on the AT so far
So far on the trail I have learned a lot about how to make mutli-functional use of items in order to save weight and make items last. It has been
Sayings while on the Appalachian Trail and how they can help you with a Through-Hike
Being on the trail now 4 months, April 10 through August 10, I have heard the following on trail on the regular. Knowing the contexts of these
Day 90 on the Trail – Continued Changes!
View from Blackrock Mountain in the Shenandoah’s. Hello fellow trekkers! July 10 was my day 90 on the AT - I cannot believe I have been so
Human Diversity on the AT: an LGBTQ+ experience
Love isn’t an island, it’s just across the river in Damascus VA Since it is now June, this means Pride has begun! What started out as a protest
Day 60 on the AT: Thoughts Evolve.
Even after 60 days you don’t really get tired of payoff views. This is Blackrock Mountain in the Shenandoah National Park area. June 10 for
30 Days in: a Perspective of the AT Thru-Hiking Experience so Far.
30 days in! Taking the sunset in from the Beauty Spot outside of Erwin, TN. {Written May 10, sorry for the late
Thru-Hiking Daily Routine
Orderly but flexible routines are essential when through hiking. Part of this includes tent setup and hiking clothes maintenance. Prepping
Reflections on Georgia and the first few weeks of the AT
Earned a view on a clear day on Day 3 in Georgia! First few days on the trail Hi everyone! Looking back, I started this incredible trek on