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AT Update: Goodbye North Carolina!

AT Update: Goodbye North Carolina!

Day 33: Shortish day today (only 10 miles). We started pretty early, so that we could get into town with plenty of time to eat, resupply, and hang out. And...

Apr 22, 2024 : Eitan Gerstle
Changes To The Plan

Changes To The Plan

Franklin to the NOCAfter a long rain delay, we hike out of the Franklin area. Delayed due to heavy storms and the possibility of death by lightning but updated on...

Apr 20, 2024 : Angela Bufano
Days 68-73 on The Appalachian Trail–Shenandoah National Park

Days 68-73 on The Appalachian Trail–Shenandoah National Park

This expansive and beautiful section of the trail vexed me a bit. Perhaps it was returning to the Smokies to complete unfinished miles and the accompanying break in rhythm. What...

Apr 20, 2024 : Charles Gutierrez
Mud, mud, slip, slide, mud.

Mud, mud, slip, slide, mud.

Day 23: more rain and a red eft. Another day of early morning rain and a wet tent strike after putting on yesterday’s wet socks and shoes. The rain stopped...

Apr 20, 2024 : Michael Beecher
Ice, Snow and Kenny Powers

Ice, Snow and Kenny Powers

Day 26:  AT Miles 18.8 -- Flint Mountain to Bald Mountain Shelter The rumors were true. I opened my eyes and there was 2 inches of fresh snow. That would...

Apr 19, 2024 : Jeff McCorkle
Flatlanders in the Roan Highlands

Flatlanders in the Roan Highlands

We paid our dues in the poor weather to experience the majesty of the Roan Highlands in the clear skies. We made sure to eat warm meals, drink cold beers,...

Apr 18, 2024 : Mika Byar
Days 36 – 40; Smiles for Miles

Days 36 – 40; Smiles for Miles

Day 36- 8.57 miles, 3,540’ elevation gain; Stealth site to Groundhog Creek Shelter camping We saw the sign for Standing Bear Farm and Hostel, a rustic and popular hostel that...

Apr 15, 2024 : Slow & Steady
4 Kinds of Hikers in my First Week on the Appalachian Trail

4 Kinds of Hikers in my First Week on the Appalachian Trail

Washed Off the Mountain The rain is coming down sideways in fat drops, and that pea-soup fog we’ve had for the last three days makes it hard to see who’s...

Apr 14, 2024 : Ben Carpenter
Pinhoti Trail: Hike Lessons Learned

Pinhoti Trail: Hike Lessons Learned

Hello all! I’ve missed you! I have been off The Pinhoti Trail for about a month and thought I would update you on my knee, plans, and spirits. Ice became...

Apr 11, 2024 : None Given
Norovirus Alert: Appalachian Trail Hikers Urged to Stay Vigilant Amid Outbreak

Norovirus Alert: Appalachian Trail Hikers Urged to Stay Vigilant Amid Outbreak

Thru-hikers on the Appalachian Trail this season are being urged to take extra precautions as reports of gastrointestinal illnesses, suspected to be caused by norovirus, have surged along sections of

Apr 11, 2024 : Ariella Nardizzi