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    Dana Thurston, who completed a thru-hike of the Appalachian Trail in 1991, display his AT Answer Shirt.

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    Dana Thurston, who completed a thru-hike of the Appalachian Trail in 1991, display his AT Answer Shirt.

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    A thru-hike on on the Appalachian Trail is the journey of a lifetime for many hikers.

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    Only about a third of the hikers that start their AT trek in Georgia make it to Maine's Katahdin.

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    Most AT thru-hikers prefer the privacy and comfort of sleeping in their own tent.

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    It takes Appalachian Trail thru-hikers anywhere from 4-6 months to complete the grueling 2,197-mile trail.

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    Hiking the entire AT is an extraordinary adventure that's worth every blister.

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    Hiking the entire Appalachian Trail is an extraordinary feat that's worth every blister.

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    Deer sightings are common up and down the AT.

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    Bear sightings are fairly common on the AT in the Smokies, the Shenandoahs and New Jersey.

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    Appalachian Trail thru-hikers may see timber rattlers and copperhead snakes during their months of trail travel.

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    Mel Boucher's backpack averaged 28-30 pounds on her 2024 AT hike.

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