If you’re curious about the Long Trail or planning a thru-hike, learn from folks who have completed an end-to-end hike on the Long Trail. Panelists shared advice with the hiking community based on their recent experiences on the Long Trail. Check out attendees’ questions below — about technology, training, pacing, transportation needs, solo hiking, and […]
Backpacking Advice from End-to-End Hikers, Part I
Last week, seven end-to-enders took questions from the hiking community about their experiences hiking the Long Trail. Whether you’re simply curious about the Long Trail, or you’re actively planning an end-to-end hike over its 272 miles, browse the attendees’ questions and the answers from panelists and GMC staff. [Part One of this Q&A covers gear, […]
A Transgender Thru-Hiker’s Reflections
This article was written by Aubri Drake. It previously appeared in the Spring 2021 Long Trail News under the title “We Can All Belong: A Transgender Thru-Hiker’s Reflections on the Long Trail.” In August 2018, I set out to hike the Long Trail with my friend Beth, who I met on the Appalachian Trail in […]
Start Hiking: It’s never too late
This article previously appeared in the Spring 2021 Edition of the Long Trail News. While it’s never too late in life to start hiking, readers are reminded that we are currently observing mud season conditions in Vermont and we urge you to avoid high-elevation trails until later in May. Katie Boyd, 48, is a lifelong Vermonter […]
Leave No Trace Activity Sheet
“Leave No Trace” means protecting wild areas from negative human impacts. There are seven Leave No Trace (LNT) principles that help us to protect natural areas. Check out these LNT activities, and complete at least three (in the woods, in your town, or in your backyard) to finish GMC’s Mud Madness challenge. Share photos by […]
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