Appalachian Trail

A few years ago I illustrated my first Appalachian Trail map…..but I really wanted to make some tweaks and re-release it, and this was the perfect collection to do that in!🌲 There are two new versions with different font/style, with a light and dark version. The first version was a top seller in the print shop and at local shows for me for a while, which is super fun! We live very close to the start of the Appalachian Trail and we hike parts of the trail often, so it holds a special place…

Get started with section hiking the Appalachian Trail using our comprehensive guide, perfect for beginners and seasoned hikers alike.

A Hiker's Tale - The Ultimate Guide to the Appalachian Approach Trail: From Waterfalls to Mountain Tops! Your go-to resource for insights, tips, and all you need to know for a successful journey.

Hiking the Appalachian Trail can be done in about 5 million steps. Here's how long the trail is in miles and how many months it would take to hike.

The Appalachian Trail is also on our Bucket List. In the end, we would love to "Triple Crown" - the PCT (Pacific Crest Trail - 2,650 mi.), the CDT (Continental Divide Trail - 3,100 mi.) and the AT (Appalachian Trail - 2,100 mi.)

Getting read to hike the Appalachian Trail? Make sure you have these gear items to make your hike easier and more enjoyable!

While every section of the trail is wonderful, these sections really standout from the rest.The Great Smokey Mountains National ParkStates: Tennessee and North CarolinaMiles: 166 – 239This is the first of two national parks that The Appalachian Trail traverses through, the other being The Shenandoah National Park. The roughly 75 miles of the park takes a route that starts for northbound hikers at Fontana Dam, and ends before Interstate 40. Some of the top sights include the Shuckstack Fire…