He proposed a 1,200-mile ... maps so old that some dated to the Civil War. An image from Myron Avery's scrapbook shows the Pinnacles of Dan in 1932. (Myron Avery/Courtesy of Appalachian Trail ...

At the 31.7-mile marker on the Appalachian Trail (starting from the Springer Mountain, Georgia, trailhead), at a place called Neels Gap, one encounters a hiker's oasis, the outfitter known as ...

The Laurel Fork Shelter in Hampton was located at mile marker 422.2 on the Appalachian Trail. The Boots Off Hostel & Campground announced the shelter burned down on Aug. 15. Jim Gregory ...

On Sunday, he pushed through the final few miles of a hike on the Appalachian Trail, becoming the oldest known person to complete the roughly 2,190-mile trail ... to the paint markers on trees ...

stood along a brook in Stokes State Forest as he scanned a paper map of the Appalachian Trail’s rocky path across New Jersey’s northwest corner. His assignment that morning in late May was to ...

(Rusty Foster) Rusty Foster, a writer in Maine, recently started a planned six-month hike of the Appalachian ... an older A.T. map up the Baxter tote road to Elbow Pond. The trail is lovely ...

Seven minutes before midnight on September 21, 2024, Tara Dower reached the terminus of the Appalachian Trail ... looked at physiological markers for men and women with similar times on the ...

ANDOVER - The Appalachian Trail (A.T.), a 2,197.4-mile hiking-only trail, stretching from Springer Mountain in Georgia to ...

HOT SPRINGS - In Hot Springs, things are starting to more closely resemble spring thru-hiking seasons of the past as the town ...

A woman recently ran the entire length of the Appalachian Trail, beating the fastest known time by 13 hours. Tara Dower, a 31-year-old professional runner, recently ran the roughly 2,200-mile ...

A report has released the best trails in each state, along the 2,197 miles of the Appalachian Trail. Here is where to hop on the trail in Georgia.

What's a trail name? I hadn't heard of this. MARTÍNEZ: Yeah. It's a special nickname that you get when you do big long heights. Candy Mama did the big one - the entire Appalachian trail ...