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10/07/2026

We were honored to welcome Appalachian Trail Conservancy CEO Cinda Waldbuesser for a guided tour of the Museum on October 6.

09/29/2026

A.T. Hall of Fame Day Offers A Full Slate of Activities

Come to our 2026 Hall of Fame celebration at the Bavarian Inn, 164 Shepherd Grade Road, Shepherdstown, WV 25443. We'll honor the 16th Class of the Appalachian Trail Hall of Fame, Daniel Chazin, Elmer...

09/27/2026

Mills Kelly describes himself as an historian, podcaster, backpacker, photographer, and author. He's had a long and distinguished career. He is a (now retired) professor of history at George Mason University in Fairfax, Virginia. He's also ha...

09/21/2026

Ed Riggs interviews Jim Foster. Jim is the Chair of the Museum's Hall of Fame selection committee. Jim talks about how and why the Hall of Fame was started and the 2026 Hall of Fame Class. They also discuss the 2026 Hall of Fame Banquet, to be hel...

09/16/2026

Cinda Waldbuesser recently took time to talk with us. She joined Appalachian Trail Conservancy as President and CEO in January, 2026. We talked about what attracted her to this position, her experience in the conservation sector and her plans for ...

08/20/2026

Bill O'Brien, President of the Museum, is also active in ALDHA, the Appalachian Long Distance Hikers Association. ALDHA's annual meeting is called The Gathering. In 2026, The Gathering will be held on Columbus Day - Indigenous Peoples Weekend at G...

08/01/2026

Bill O'Brien became the new President of the A.T Museum earlier this year. But, Bill association with the Trail and the Museum goes back many decades. Bill talks about first learning about the Trail, his two thru-hikes, the many Trail icons he has...

07/22/2026

The Appalachian Trail is celebrating it’s 100th birthday and the Appalachian Trail Museum is marking the milestone with a creation of a new podcast! “A.T.rail of History” covers t…

07/22/2026

We interview Museum volunteer Gwen Loose. Gwen leads the team that develops and constructs the exhibits in the A.T. Museum. Gwen talks about her long association with the Trail and her work with the Museum. She describes the process of first devel...

07/16/2026

07/14/2026 James Fry (Tagg Run) Shelter is closed due to numerous hazardous trees (NOBO mile 1,113.1). The entire shelter area is closed including campsites around the shelter and the privy. The area will remain closed until the trees can be removed. Hikers should stay on the A.T. by the shelter and...