Appalachian Trail

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1. a hiking trail extending through the Appalachian Mountains from central Maine to N Georgia. 2,050 miles (3,300 km) long.

Example Sentences

That morning, we’d woken up in our three-sided Appalachian Trail shelter to snow sifting past the opening like a lace curtain.

From Outside Online

An Appalachian Trail alumnus, Vargo began to contemplate why he toted a separate Nalgene water bottle and cookpot during subsequent backpacking trips.

From Outside Online

Scott Jurek is going for the Appalachian Trail speed record—again.

From Outside Online

While thru-hiking the perpetually damp Appalachian Trail, for instance, I did it exactly twice, at the end of dual 30-mile days when I was racing through the final stretches of New England well after dark.

From Outside Online

Taking time off from hiking now can prevent future injuries, says Gwen Buchanan, a physical therapist in Pennsylvania who is preparing to hike the entire Appalachian Trail.

From Washington Post

At 19, she hiked the Appalachian Trail with friends and went to work on a cattle ranch in Texas.

From The Daily Beast

With his campaign in turmoil, the former governor might be itching to hit the Appalachian Trail again.

From The Daily Beast

Jenny Sanford has had enough of the Appalachian Trail jokes.

From The Daily Beast

I didn't want anyone to say I was hiking the Appalachian Trail.

From The Daily Beast

Plus, Governor Mark Sanford started his heroic marital freedom march along the Appalachian Trail, making Swine a Page 12 story.

From The Daily Beast