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He started this mission back in March, embarking on a journey of hiking 2,198 miles across 14 different states in just five ...
Jersey Shore native Alex Butzler remembers being in fifth grade and reading the book “Walking with Spring” by Earl V. Shaffer ...
Baker faced a series of debilitating setbacks that crushed her biggest hopes and threatened her life. So she made a deal with ...
Jersey Shore native Alex Butzler remembers being in fifth grade and reading the book “Walking with Spring” by Earl V. Shaffer ...
World War II veteran Earl Shaffer was the first person to complete hiking the Appalachian Trail. When Shaffer began his journey at Mount Oglethorpe in Georgia, he intended it as a self-care ...
Leaders with the Appalachian Trail Conservancy said more than 430 miles of trail were closed due to damage sustained during ...
It's believed he started walking the Appalachian Trail sometime around April of 2017. From a state park in New York, he hiked south and, about a thousand miles and 10 months later, crossed into ...
Discover how volunteers and communities keep the iconic 2,197-mile trail thriving amid growing participation and century-long traditions.
The Appalachian Trail Conservancy (ATC), which oversees the 2,193-mile route, implored day hikers and “thru-hikers” to temporarily hang up their hiking boots.
You can't see the Appalachian Trail from the sky, not directly anyway. But you can see the ridge it follows, extending seemingly forever from horizon to hazy blue horizon, making our view from ...