Hey all! I'm currently researching must-see stops on the AT, especially from Springer to Harper's Ferry. I'm looking for varying spots of interest ranging from scenic views and sights to hostels and towns that are worth a stop. These are the recommendations I've found so far that sound somewhat intriguing:
Waynesboro VA there is always route 151 - a whole road of breweries, wineries, a cidery and a distillery. Drop down from Reeds Gap work your way up 151 to Waynesboro then get a shuttle back to Reeds then walk your way into Waynesboro
Interactive map with shelters, vistas, and towns: appalachiantrail.org/hiking/find-a-hike/interactive-map
There is, however, one truth that all thru-hikers seem to hold dear: “Eat at The Homeplace Restaurant in Catawba, Virginia! It’s the best meal on the Trail.” – Only open Thurs through Sunday
Chimney Rock State Park in NC -Come for the scenery, the best in preppie beer, Hickory Nut Gap’s 100% grass-fed beef burgers, tremendous hiking, mountain music and fantastic storytelling
The Len Foote Hike Inn in GA - hike-inn.com/ Stecoah Gap - NC – Near Robbinsville
Waynesboro VA there is always route 151 - a whole road of breweries, wineries, a cidery and a distillery. Drop down from Reeds Gap work your way up 151 to Waynesboro then get a shuttle back to Reeds then walk your way into Waynesboro
Interactive map with shelters, vistas, and towns: appalachiantrail.org/hiking/find-a-hike/interactive-map
There is, however, one truth that all thru-hikers seem to hold dear: “Eat at The Homeplace Restaurant in Catawba, Virginia! It’s the best meal on the Trail.” – Only open Thurs through Sunday
Chimney Rock State Park in NC -Come for the scenery, the best in preppie beer, Hickory Nut Gap’s 100% grass-fed beef burgers, tremendous hiking, mountain music and fantastic storytelling
The Len Foote Hike Inn in GA - hike-inn.com/ Stecoah Gap - NC – Near Robbinsville
www.appalachiantrailclarity.com - Life on the A.T.
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Sometimes you find yourself in the middle of nowhere, and sometimes in the middle of nowhere, you find yourself.