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Appalachian Trail Database

Trail Name	AKA	Completion Year	Start	End	Comments	First Name	Town	State	Website User Name
John	John	2015	June 4, 2014	June 10, 2015	Worth It.	John	Chesapeake	United States	tsommers
Young Blood	rerun	2015	March 7, 2015	August 14, 2015	AT15, PCT16 if all goes as planned	Pj	Richmond	United States	Pajj
Dropknife	Norma	2015	April 16, 2015	September 3, 2015	FlipFlop - NOBO Harpers Ferry to Maine, SOBO Harpers Ferry to Georgia	Norma	Munich	Germany	Dropknife
Nabisco Kid	Marco Krebs	1980	April 12, 1980	September 16, 1980	Whisper in the winds...	Mark	Kernville	United States	Nabisco Kid
Obi-Wan	Michael Arambula	2015	March 21, 2015	August 31, 2015	-May The HIKE Be With You!- also... Gravity ALWAYS Wins	Michael	Atlanta Metro	United States	Aram
Burrban	Bourban	2015	April 23, 2015	September 21, 2015	Flip-Flop: HF > ME / HF > GA	Clint	Norcross, Ga	United States	etokash
Binjali	Bryan	2015	March 15, 2015	October 10, 2015	NOBO, luv the slackpacking!	Bryan	Georgetown	United States	Binjali
Magic	Double Magic	2015	July 27, 2015	October 24, 2015	AT SOBO	Quoc	Littleton, Co	United States	quackquackcolorado
Better Than Expected	N/A	2015	March 26, 2015	October 17, 2015	I started in GA on Feb 24 but, because of snowy trail conditions and forecasts of continuing snowfall, left the trail after completing only three sections. I re-started at Waynesboro/Rockfish Gap, VA on Mar 26, reached Katahdin on Aug 6 then returned to Rockfish Gap on Aug 10 and completed my flip-flop at Springer on Oct 17. After the difficulties encountered in GA in February, the rest of the hike was pretty straightforward and, based on my experience, I'd recommend flip-flopping to anyone planning on hiking the whole trail: weather conditions were generally favourable, insects were tolerable and there were rarely many people at campsites or in shelters. The first 20 days, to Harper's Ferry, were a little quiet, as was much of the southern leg apart from the Grayson Highlands (crossed over Labor Day weekend) and the Smokies. If being alone is not your preference, it might be well to find a hiking partner, at least for the quieter sections.	Mike	Kennett Square	United States	Noctambulant
Scatman	Scatman	2001	February 28, 2001	July 29, 2001	The AT started it all. 15 years later and I'm a Triple Crowner! The AT is an unbelievable experience.	Craig	Carbondale	United States	scatman
Shortbus	Kyle Altman	2015	March 24, 2015	September 19, 2015	Holy Cow! I did it!	Kyle	Columbia, Sc	United States	funhog
Shortbus	Kyle Altman	2015	March 24, 2015	September 19, 2015	Holy Cow! I did it!	Kyle	Columbia, Sc	United States	funhog
Molly Woppy	Molly	2015	June 23, 2015	December 4, 2015	Wonderful Experience	Margo	Auckland	New Zealand	kiwibrucie
kiwibrucie	kiwi	2015	June 23, 2015	December 4, 2015	Hi & many thanks to all the cool people we met on & off the trail. It was a blast.	Bruce	Auckland	New Zealand	kiwibrucie
Kaboose	trawick	2016	March 21, 2013	September 11, 2016	2013 ga-ct/nh-me with daughter sassafras, 2016 ct-nh	Robert	New Gloucester	United States	mainebob
Snow White	@whiteroaddancemedia // insta	2016	April 16, 2016	October 22, 2016	YASSSS	Marisa Jane	Nyc	United States	marisajane
Lookout	Lookout	2016	February 29, 2016	August 18, 2016	Amazing experience!!	Natalie	Pittsburgh, Pa	United States	OCMSgal
ranger	ranger	2012	April 15, 2012	September 2, 2012	thanks whiteblaze	John	Pittsburgh, Pa	United States	ranger2012
Righteous	MEGAtrash	2013	June 1, 2013	October 19, 2013	"Yeah, I had fun."	Henry	Minneapolis	United States	lumberjaime
No Trail Name	Just Randy	2016	May 3, 1997	July 9, 2016	Completed 20 year section hike in 2016! Now volunteer to help organize an annual overnight hike on the AT for a Boy Scout and Girl Scout Troop.	Randal	Chapel Hill	United States	rtfi

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