Appalachian Trail

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Dominion to ask Supreme Court to hear pipeline appeal

By DENISE LAVOIE - Associated Press

New hearing rejected for pipeline to cross Appalachian Trail

By DENISE LAVOIE - Associated Press

Court tosses permit for pipeline to cross Appalachian Trail

By DENISE LAVOIE - Associated Press

At 74, woman plans Appalachian Trail hike

By PEGGY USSERY - Associated Press

He gave up job for life-changing Appalachian Trail hike

By FRANK BODANI and York Daily Record - Associated Press

Canadian man’s body found along Appalachian Trail in Maine

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Man quits job to hike Appalachian Trail

By KATIE POE - Associated Press

This March 24, 2012 photo shows a view of the Ice Age Trail in Columbia County, Wis., as seen from Gibraltar Rock. A new book, &quot;Thousand-Miler: Adventures Hiking the Ice Age Trail,&quot; by Melanie McManus, documents her experiences and the experiences of others who've hiked the 1,100-mile trail. The Ice Age Trail follows a landscape of woods, hills and wetlands sculpted by the retreat of glacial ice in Wisconsin eons ago. (Joanne Ellarson via AP)

Following the Ice Age Trail in a new book, ‘Thousand-Miler’

By BETH J. HARPAZ - Associated Press

Massachusetts pilot logs his Appalachian Trail hike in book

By MICHELE DURGIN - Associated Press

Veterans who ‘Walk Off The War’ begin trek

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Ohioan treks Appalachian Trail with other veterans

By JIM CARNEY - Associated Press

Volunteers work on W.Va. trail’s last segment

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A suspension bridge over the Manistee River southeast of Mesick, Mich., is located on the North Country Scenic Trail. The North Country National Scenic Trail runs 4,600 miles from North Dakota to New York's eastern border. From there, it's about 40 miles across Vermont fields and mountains to the Appalachian Trail. Closing the 40-mile gap is a priority for the Michigan-based North Country Trail Association, the group responsible for the trail. (Associated Press)

Longest U.S. trail seeks link to Appalachian Trail

By Wilson Ring - Associated Press

TV fisherman Bill Dance shows off one of his catches. Tennessee tourism officials are stressing the state's outdoor activities, including fishing, hunting, hiking and camping. A trip with Mr. Dance is a prize in one of several state-sponsored outdoor-adventure contests. (Photo provided by Tennessee Department of Tourist Development)

Tennessee sings praises of its outdoors tourism

By Joe Edwards - Associated Press