What guidebook out there is the best source of information for thru-hikers? Provides mail drop locations, places to eat and do laundry, shuttle services, access points, etc. Any advice is greatly appreciated.
What guidebook out there is the best source of information for thru-hikers? Provides mail drop locations, places to eat and do laundry, shuttle services, access points, etc. Any advice is greatly appreciated.
Thru hikers companion worked for me..
AWOL Guide , 2012 N B , Im having a hard time pulling up the address to mail my check for this Guide , I had Addr. n Ph. No. but missplaced , Guide with shipping , $ 18.30 , I know its a Fla. Address , Im not having any luck logging back onto this site for this Info. Thanks
Click this link it works good http://theatguide.com/index.html
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I'm a fan
of the
companian
I haven't hiked the trail yet, 2014 is my time. But, I bought versions of both the 2009 Companion and 2010 AWOL guides to see for myself what was available. Having gone through them page-by-page I can say that they're both good references and both have pros & cons. With that said, I have decided to use AWOL's guide because I like how it's set up, it's seems to be more practical to me. Make sure you get an updated version as things change from year to year.
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+1 on David Miller's aka AWOL's AT Guide. For me it was perfect.
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I liked the Thur-Hikers Handbook by Wingfoot, but it is no longer being published. Bummer, since my 2004 copy is in desperate need of replacement. So, I will go with AWOL's guide instead. Sorry ATC.
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I like the AT Guide. I like the elevation profile. I know what to expect between point A and B. I know more than just the elevation at point A and B but what is in between. The elevation difference between A and B may only be 500 ft. but you may go down 800 ft after leaving A and climb up 1300 ft. to reach B. It helps me plan my breaks better.
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