Mountainzone.com continues their 10th Anniversary celebration by posting another Mountain Zone Classic, this time on thru-hiking the Appalachian Trail. The AT is one of the big, classic hikes in North America, starting in Northern Georgia, and winding it's way more than 2100 miles north to end in Katahdin, Maine, it is truly an epic hike to say the least.
Hiking the AT has been a dream of mine for some time, but as in many things in life, it's difficult to find the time to devote to a 2100+ mile hike. The day job keeps me pretty busy and the two weeks vacation I get each year, just won't cut it! :) If you'd like to learn more about the Appalachian Trail, click here for the Official Site.
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