Rock Gap Shelter
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Appalachian Trail
The Appalachian Trail (AT) is one of the most popular long-distance hiking destinations in the U.S., attracting visitors from all over the world. Walk through lush forests, wildflower meadows and along river terraces, catching glimpses of majestic mountains on your way to Mount Katahdin in Maine. The Appalachian Trail Conservancy and local host communities welcome you to take part in this unique experience.
Original source of some places: GreenBelly article List of All Appalachian Trail Shelters (With Map) by Chris Cage
Disclaimer: It is not guaranteed that the places are up to date or accurate.
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Long Branch Shelter
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Carter Gap Shelter
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Standing Indian Shelter
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Muskrat Creek Shelter
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Plumorchard Gap Shelter
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Deep Gap Shelter
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Tray Mountain Shelter
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Blue Mountain Shelter
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Low Gap Shelter
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Whitley Gap Shelter
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Blood Mountain Shelter
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Woods Hole Shelter
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Gooch Mountain Shelter
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Hawk Mountain Shelter
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Stover Creek Shelter
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Springer Mountain Shelter
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