Backcountry conditions change constantly. It is your responsibility to be prepared for the unexpected.

Scroll through our most recent updates or select the A.T. state you plan to visit.

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You can report adverse or dangerous Trail conditions by sending a detailed email to trailconditions@appalachiantrail.org.

GA – PA: Elevated Fire Risk

GA, MD, NC, TN, VA, WV | Alert

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14 DAYS AGO

Virginia: Triple Crown Burn Ban

VA | Alert

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14 DAYS AGO

Georgia: Burn Ban

GA | Alert

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15 DAYS AGO

North Carolina: Bridge Work in Hot Springs

NC | Hiking Safety

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*UPDATED*

17 DAYS AGO

Georgia: Bear Activity on the Approach Trail

GA | Animal

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18 DAYS AGO

Central VA: Bear Activity near Wapiti Shelter

VA | Animal

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18 DAYS AGO

Great Smoky Mtns NP: Backcountry Permit Change

NC, TN | Permits

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22 DAYS AGO

New Hampshire: Bear Can Requirement in the Pemi Wilderness

NH | Alert

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22 DAYS AGO

New England: Mud Season Reminder

CT, ME, MA, NH, VT | Conservation

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22 DAYS AGO

Report an Incident

While the Appalachian Trail is a relatively safe place to visit, that does not mean that there are not potential dangers while you are hiking or camping. If you see something, say something — this will help us keep the A.T. as safe as possible for our visitors.

Report an Incident