NOC to Atlanta

[boudreaux76]

I am planning my first section hike from Springer to NOC in June. My plan is to fly into ATL and then get to the trailhead by shuttle, but I am having a hard time ending the hike.

Anyone know a good way to get from NOC back to ATL to fly home? Cheaper is better....

[maptester]

Try Ron's Appalachian Trail Shuttle @ 706-669-0919 or [email protected]. I used him in the past (last minute too) and was on time and efficient. From Atlanta to Fontana.

[soumodeler]

+1 on Ron. Excellent shuttle, reasonable prices.

[Trance]

It very expensive to get from NOC back to Atlanta.....

You're looking at like $250 - 300 prolly.

[illabelle]

Ron is a good guy. We've used him about 4 times. No complaints.
Another point to consider is, how are you getting TO the trail? If you're using a shuttler, you might be able to arrange a slightly better deal by using the same person for your trip back to civilization.

[boudreaux76]

Ron is a good guy. We've used him about 4 times. No complaints.
Another point to consider is, how are you getting TO the trail? If you're using a shuttler, you might be able to arrange a slightly better deal by using the same person for your trip back to civilization.

I was planning on using Hiker Hostel to get me from the airport to their place and then from their place to the trailhead. I doubt they would come all the way up to NOC to get me.....

[Busky2]

Flying out of Asheville Regional Airport maybe cheaper flight at a smaller closer airport also it is half the drive distance from the NOC to ATL = 163 miles to NOC to Asheville = 81 miles. Cheaper shuttle fee could help to pay for airline ticket

[Dogwood]

Flying out of Asheville Regional Airport maybe cheaper flight at a smaller closer airport also it is half the drive distance from the NOC to ATL = 163 miles to NOC to Asheville = 81 miles. Cheaper shuttle fee could help to pay for airline ticket

This is something to consider. Also call NOC. They may offer a shuttle to a closer by larger town. leave from there instaed of going all the way back to Atlanta. Personally, this is what I try to avoid: Hiking away from my out to back home having to retravel past my starting TH to get to the out. https://noc.com/directions