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    What are all of the common(less common) AT abbreviations used here on the site and on the trail. I see and hear lots of different ones I am not familiar with and figure lots of others are not as well.
    I found as a troubled youth that changing your path, required only the strength to step off your current one.

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    HYOH - hike your own hike. Means don't let others dictate the "correct" way.
    SOBO,NOBO,YOYO - southbound, northbound, both. Refers to direction of travel. A YOYO hike is when a person reaches the end, then turns around and walks back to the beginning.
    LNT - leave no trace. Set of principles to minimize a hiker's negative impact on the wilderness.
    AT,PCT,CDT,CT,LT - specific trail names.

    Lots of other stuff, some of it obscure without context, like JPD or AM. Jennifer Pharr Davis set a speed record on the AT. Aqua-Mira is a water treatment.

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    CCF is closed cell foam, the sleeping pad you roll or fold, kind of like a yoga mat.

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    ALDHA: Appalachian Long Distance Hiker's Association
    AMC: Appalachian Mountain Club
    BRP: Blue Ridge Parkway
    HF: Harper's Ferry
    MATC: Maine Appalachian Trail Club
    MOC: Mohican Outdoor Center
    NOC: Nantahala Outdoor Center
    NPS: National Park Service
    PATC: Potomac Appalachian Trail Club
    USFS: U.S. Forest Service
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