Western NC portion of Appalachian Trail reopens
Over 114 miles of Appalachian Trail cleared in western North Carolina after Hurricane Helene
The U.S. Forest Service has reopened several trails and roads in the Appalachian Ranger District. The U.S. Forest Service has cleared 137 miles of trails, including over 114 miles of the Appalachian Trail. Crews have also surveyed and reopened about 240 miles of roads across the district.
The Northern Colorado Trail connects a series of existing trails and roadways to allow for a 292 mile trek across northern ...
Winding its way from Maine to Georgia, the Appalachian Trail (also known as the AT) spans 2,190 miles through 14 states. About 323 of those miles are found in North Carolina, including 226.6 miles ...
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Thru-hiking is when hikers walk the entire length of the trail at one time, something often attempted along the better-appointed Appalachian Trail, but still largely a new thing on the Buckeye ...
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A representative of the Appalachian Mountain Club appeared before the Conservation Commission Monday to begin the process of ...
One of the state’s few remaining old-growth longleaf pine forests, Flagg Mountain connects to the famous Appalachian Trail. A ...
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The U.S. Forest Service has reopened more trails and roads throughout areas of the Pisgah National Forest’s Appalachian ...
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