Appalachian Trail Data Book (2016)
The Appalachian Trail Data Book (2016) by Daniel Chazin delivers vital statistics for the entire trail, including distances, elevations, shelters, and facilities. This essential resource supports hikers in preparing for the challenging journey across 14 states, from Springer Mountain to Mount Katahdin.
About This Book
The Appalachian Trail Data Book (2016) provides hikers with comprehensive data on the Appalachian Trail, spanning from Georgia to Maine.
Authored by Daniel Chazin, this edition includes detailed mileages between shelters, road crossings, and key points along the 2,000-plus mile route.
It features elevation profiles, water sources, and campsite information to aid in trip planning and on-trail navigation.
Designed as a lightweight companion, the book helps ensure safe and informed adventures on one of America's premier long-distance trails.
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