1. Appalachian Trail, USA
The world-famous Appalachian Trail is one of the United States’ longest hiking trails. It stretches from the northwest portion of Georgia to the northernmost part of Maine. The entire trail is 2,200 miles altogether. It crosses diverse terrain including both mountainous and flat areas. Every year over two million adventurers hike at least a portion of the well-known Appalachian Trail. Less than 2,000 visitors a year actually complete the entire length. The Boy Scouts of America award a medal to scouts and leaders who a hike the trail. Hiking this trail also earns them credit towards other honors such as a “50 Mile” award and even the Hiking merit badge. The best time to hike this trail is in the summer.
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Sure looks exciting …. especially NOW that Americans can’t visit in Europe bc of c.Virus.
Yeah, too bad WE don’t have any leader to show the way to be careful, 6 ft distances,,
and to wear a mask…. I said ” TO WEAR A MASK ..COVERING NOSE “. Be careful. JSR
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That might be good for you personally IF you actually GO but it will impact negatively on all the places in Europe that make money off of tourism.
By the way, you do not specify where you live.
All I can say is my parents taught me it is both rude and presumptuous to badmouth the leaders of other peoples’ countries. So I avoid it . . . even though unlike many other, I have actually met a fee world leaders.
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Chasm lake is amazing and you’ll get so see plenty of wildlife too. We did this hike just last Friday and our kids (15 & 12) and they loved it. While you’re at RMNP, check out glass lake and sky pond (you can do these two places on the same hike).
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Wow! That beats ne for sure! I have not done any significant hiking all year! Thanks for reading my stuff!