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Download all the relevant tables and write R script to process the. Use it to locate Appalachian Trail Communities and famous points on the Trail.īest of all, this valuable resource is free. portion of the Appalachian Mountains into the southern portion of the project area. The map shows which areas of the Appalachian Trail are protected by local or regional trail clubs.

Obviously, you won't use it as a guide for hiking the Trail, but it's great for choosing a town where you can take a zero-day, resupply, go shopping, meet friends or do a day- or section-hike. Now it only takes a moment to download a pdf copy of this AT map that you never have to fold! The colorful map shows an overview of where the Trail lies (lays?) along its 14-state path from Georgia to Maine.

(Except when it's time to fold it up and put it someplace where I can find it again.) The National Park Service has a free map of the Appalachian Trail (AT) that I have found very helpful. National Park Service's Appalachian Trail Brochure Map ~~ Photograph by Robert Sutherland
