The 2,189-mile-long Appalachian Trail follows virtually unbroken mountainous terrain from Georgia to Maine, passing through many states including New York, Connecticut and Massachusetts on the way.

The Appalachian Trail runs along the Appalachian Mountains for about 2,200 miles and spans 14 states from Maine to Georgia. The trail cuts across a small corner of northwestern Connecticut.

It was 1926, and the Appalachian Trail from Maine to Georgia was far from a reality. Hundreds of miles of the hiking trail remained to be cut in Maine and the Mid-Atlantic and Southern states. Ther… ...

KENT -- The AT in CT is OK. After the wind and rain of Tropical Storm Irene and the sopping deluge that the remains of Tropical Storm Lee brought to Connecticut, you couldn't walk sections of the ...

The 2,189-mile-long Appalachian Trail follows virtually unbroken mountainous terrain from Georgia to Maine, passing through many states including New York, Connecticut and Massachusetts on the way.… ...

The 2,189-mile-long Appalachian Trail follows virtually unbroken mountainous terrain from Georgia to Maine, passing through many states including New York, Connecticut and Massachusetts on the way.

The Appalachian Trail runs along the Appalachian Mountains for about 2,200 miles and spans 14 states from Maine to Georgia. The trail cuts across a small corner of northwestern Connecticut.