Review
 |
Dec 08, 2025 by andrewsawesome
|
|
-
Great views...but be ready for the rocks. Between Dan's Spring and the Allentown Shelter lies over a mile of straight rock fields. From small rocks that hurt your feet to huge boulders that are hard to navigate around. I would plan for an extra 2.5 hours if completing that section. Be prepared to crawl.
From around Knife's Edge, a similar theme of rocks starts again. Again, plan extra time.
Keep in mind that when it rains, these parts of the trails can become almost impossible to get through. Make sure to have two hiking sticks at all times for balance. One of ours got broken when traversing in the rain. Finally, DO NOT take the South Trail if you think there could be any precipitation while you're on it. The South Trail is pure rocks.
-
Wikitrail.org
Wikitrail.org is a project to create a free, complete and up-to-date guide for the world's long-distance hiking trails. All trail data that you find on this site is submitted by users. If you would like to add something or if you see something wrong, please feel free to fix it. For more info, visit about and faq.
At the moment, wikitrail only has information about the Appalachian Trail, but if this site proves to be useful, then other long-distance trails will be added.
Wikitrail.org is a brand new website and has a lot of growing to do. If you find that something is broken, please be patient. We'll will be fixing issues as they arise. If you have anything to say, please feel free to share it on our feedback page. Thanks!
- Even More Info
- reddit.com
- whiteblaze.net
- appalachiantrail.org