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===Well Kmown Trails===
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===Well Known Trails===
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*[[The Larapinta Trail]]
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CAN
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*[[Continental Divide Trail]]
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USA
 
*[[Appalachian Trail]]
 
*[[Appalachian Trail]]
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*[[Colorado Trail]]
 
*[[Pacific Crest Trail]]
 
*[[Pacific Crest Trail]]
*[[Continental Divide Trail]]
 
 
*[[Long Trail]]
 
*[[Long Trail]]
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===Community Sites===
 
===Community Sites===
*[http://whiteblaze.net/ WhiteBlaze.net] is a site devoted to the Appalachian Trail Hiker. This site is a community made from those hikers so that they may share their knowledge and ideas with other hikers in a format as free as possible.
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*[http://whiteblaze.net/ WhiteBlaze.net] is a site devoted to the Appalachian Trail Hikers. This site is a community made up of those hikers who share their knowledge and ideas with other hikers in a format as free as possible.
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*[http://www.coloradotrail.org/ Colorado Trail]
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Latest revision as of 00:12, 13 February 2007

Thru-hiking is the process of hiking a long-distance trail from end to end. The term is most commonly associated with the Appalachian Trail, but is also used for other lengthy trails and long distance hikes, including the Pacific Crest Trail, and the Continental Divide Trail. Thru-hiking is also called "end-to-end hiking" or "end-to-ending" on some trails, like Vermont's Long Trail. Section hiking refers to hiking a complete trail by hiking all of its individual sections, not in continuity or, necessarily, in sequence.


Well Known Trails

AUS

CAN

USA


Community Sites

  • WhiteBlaze.net is a site devoted to the Appalachian Trail Hikers. This site is a community made up of those hikers who share their knowledge and ideas with other hikers in a format as free as possible.
  • Colorado Trail