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Appalachian Trail

2167.1 miles

The Appalachian Trail (AT) is a continuous footpath which passes through 14 states, 8 national forests, 6 national parks, and 7 state parks. The southern terminus of the trail is on the summit of Springer Mountain, Georgia and the northern terminus ends on the summit of Mount Katahdin in Maine.

About 3,000 individuals attempt to backpack the entire AT in one continuous journey each year (less than 10% actually finish). The average time to complete a thru-hike is 6 months.

Over 1/2 of the thru-hikers that start in Georgia quit in the first 400 miles, which is only 1/5 of the entire trail.





Cumulative Distance (miles) South to North
Springer Mountain, Georgia
0.0
Fontana Dam, North Carolina
163.5
Damascus, Virginia
454.7
New River, Virginia
617.5
Rockfish Gap, Virginia
841.2
Front Royal, Virginia
948.2
Pennsylvania-Maryland Line
1042.6
New Jersey-Pennsylvania Line
1272.0
Connecticut-New York Line
1434.2
Vermont-Mass Line
1576.0
Maine-New Hampshire Line
1885.7
Baxter Peak, Katahdin, Maine
2167.1





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