Just curious about this ....campsite can be back country site within one-half hour walk or 1mile from trail.
Just curious about this ....campsite can be back country site within one-half hour walk or 1mile from trail.
Surely something in the "100 Mile Wilderness"?
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N of newfound gap in SMNP is the longest section W/O roads so it would be a shelter in the middle of that
In Maine possibly Rainbow Spring Tentsite??
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Wasn't Whitley Gap Shelter the shelter furthest from the trail?
I believe it was 1.2 miles off the AT
Established campsites in the 100 mile wilderness were fairly near the trail, actually.
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I think this thread needs some clairification.
By the most remote shelter/campsite are we talking about a shelter/campsite furthest off the AT or furthest from roads/civilization?
If it's a site furthest from the AT; I'd say Whitley Gap, I'm guessing.
I don't have any idea of the most remote shelter with respect to roads/civilization. However, something else to consider, not all roads are the same, for instance you can have an old forrest road near a site, but still be pretty far from civilization. In other words just because you're near a road doesn't mean you're near civilization.
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