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WebTick-Borne Diseases. The greatest risk to your health and safety while hiking the Appalachian Trail is contracting a tick-borne disease. As of 2019, multiple species of …

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Approaches to Public Health on the Appalachian Trail

WebThe combination of micro and macro approaches is critical to the maintenance and improvement of the A.T. Whether this applies to public health or to any …

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3 Ways the Appalachian Trail Improves Mental Health

WebStepping outside onto the A.T. grants us the remarkable benefits of natural light, birdsong, and a place to be active in nature. The robust body of scientific evidence …

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Healing on the Trail

WebHer A.T. journey was the inspiration for the non-profit organization we founded in 2019. Called the Umbrella Project, its mission is to provide grieving young adults a supported …

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Trailhead – ATC Dirt

WebUnder the coffered dome in the stately U.S. Senate Russell Rotunda, the Appalachian Trail Conservancy (ATC) staged a photo-art exhibit showcasing the Trail’s scenic beauty, …

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What Draws Us to the Trail Appalachian Trail Conservancy

WebThe stories of the people that have hiked the A.T. are its magic. Jay Levy, 47, the Appalachian Trail Conservancy’s (ATC) Indigenous Partnership and Research …

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norovirus Appalachian Trail Conservancy

WebThe Appalachian Trail Conservancy’s mission is to protect, manage, and advocate for the Appalachian National Scenic Trail. The Appalachian Trail Conservancy is a 501 (c) (3) …

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Updated COVID-19 Guidelines for A.T. Day and Overnight Hikers

WebBe self-sufficient: In addition to the ten hiker essentials, carry a CDC-approved mask and hand sanitizer. Practice social distancing; if not possible, make sure …

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A Message to All A.T. Hikers in 2021

WebHiking the A.T. in 2021 will likely remain a logistical challenge underscored by health and safety risks. The Appalachian Trail Conservancy (ATC) urges all hikers to …

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Responding to COVID-19 Appalachian Trail Conservancy

WebThe latest updates and guidance for hiking on the Appalachian Trail safely during the COVID-19 pandemic. The availability of effective COVID-19 vaccines and a lower risk for …

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Dos and Don’ts: Hiking Safely During COVID-19

WebSimple tips for minimizing the spread of COVID-19 while on the Appalachian Trail. Download the PDF version of this guide. Download Hike Safely.

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Post Trail Depression: What it’s Like, How it Happens & How to …

WebYou walked into the woods as one person and walked out a completely different one. You’ll likely look at things differently – from what’s considered relevant and …

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FAQs: ATC Guidance for Hiking During the COVID-19 Pandemic

WebDue to recent CDC guidance, the ATC is no longer advising hikers to limit their group sizes to six or fewer to reduce the spread of COVID-19. However, hiking in a small group size …

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The ATC’s COVID-19 Plan Appalachian Trail Conservancy

WebAs more cases of COVID-19 (commonly referred to as “Coronavirus”) are diagnosed, the Appalachian Trail Conservancy is monitoring the situation closely to …

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Pooping Like a Pro on the A.T. Appalachian Trail Conservancy

WebDon’t leave your food or gear unattended in bear country (aka, the whole A.T.) — bring everything with you. Get off the Trail: Walk at least 200 feet from the Trail and stay 200 …

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A.T. COVID-19 Updates & Restrictions Appalachian Trail …

WebLong-distance hiking on the A.T. is now considered to be a safer activity, especially for those who have received one of the approved COVID-19 vaccines. The ATC 2,000-Miler …

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NPS Office of Public Health National Park Service U.S.

WebGastrointestinal Illness Alert March 21, 2024 . The NPS Office of Public Health has recently received increasing reports of gastrointestinal (GI) illness among …

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Forest Health: Impacts of the Emerald Ash Borer on Trail …

WebAppalachian Trail Conservancy (ATC) is currently working with volunteers, Mountain True, and the United States Forest Service to survey for white ash trees along the A.T. corridor …

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Hiking with a Dog on the Appalachian Trail

WebThe first and one of the most important things is to remember that your hike is not your own — it’s your dog’s hike too! Because you are solely in charge of your …

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