Explore the Appalachian Trail Map
Use this free Appalachian Trail interactive map to explore sections by state, plan your route, find trailheads, and locate shelters and campsites.
The Appalachian Trail (A.T.) interactive map is built cooperatively by the Appalachian Trail Conservancy (ATC) and National Park Service using ESRI’s ArcGIS Online mapping technology.
This map is for general reference purposes only. Always follow instructions from posted signs. Mileage on the interactive map may differ from guidebooks and maps due to variances in GIS data. Always hike with an updated map and guidebook, available from the ATC Trail Store. Trail conditions can change at any time. For the latest information on conditions and closures, visit our Trail Updates.
What You Can Find on the Appalachian Trail Map
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Appalachian Trail shelters and campsites
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Mile markers and distances
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Trailhead parking and access points
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Scenic overlooks and landmarks
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A.T. Communities™ and Trail Club sections
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Nearby hikes and access “near me”
Appalachian Trail by the Numbers
The Appalachian Trail is the longest hiking-only footpath in the world. Use the interactive map to understand its scale, terrain, and the many places to explore along its nearly 2,200 miles spanning Georgia to Maine.
2197.9
total miles of the A.T.
464,500
elevation gain/loss (ft)
14
states the A.T. traverses
16.9M
annual recreation visits
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