For more than 100 years, Joe Dodge Lodge has welcomed travelers, adventure seekers, and conservation stewards to New Hampshire’s Pinkham Notch. At the base of Mount Washington, surrounded by the White Mountain National Forest, Joe Dodge Lodge is the basecamp for some of best outdoor adventures in the region.
Hike the Presidential Traverse including Mount Washington—New England’s tallest peak. Ski the East’s legendary Tuckerman Ravine and numerous backcountry trails, climb the crags and access the region’s best mountain biking trails. Located at the base of the Tuckerman Ravine and Sherburne Trails, Joe Dodge Lodge is your ultimate base camp for White Mountains adventure.
Joe Dodge Lodge offers private rooms and bunkrooms. In addition to the included meal service, Joe Dodge Lodge also offers complimentary activities, including guided day hikes to nearby scenic destinations, instructional talks on outdoor skills or natural history, and in-depth evening programs featuring films and guest speakers presenting on topics from astronomy to winter hiking. Guests should call ahead for the daily schedule during their stay.
The Pinkham Notch Visitor Center, open daily from 6:30 a.m. to 9 p.m., provides a hub for trail information, weather forecasts, and outdoor resources including trail guides, maps, and USFS parking passes for purchase.
Pinkham Notch is a mountain pass in the White Mountains of north-central New Hampshire, United States. The notch is a result of extensive erosion by the Laurentide Ice Sheet during the Wisconsinian ice age.
Breakfast and dinner are included in most room packages, and lunch is available for purchase at the Black Moose Deli, a full-service deli offering hearty trail lunches and a variety of hot and cold plates.
#1 Rock Tavern River Kamp hosts the area’s first, “yurt” camping experience — offering #1 Rock Tavern River Kampers a unique, sheltered, “Vacation in the Round.” Once the domain of Central Asian nomads, the efficient, dome-like yurt has been adapted to suit camping needs. “VACATIONING IN THE ROUND”, is truly an experience of a lifetime at #1 Rock Tavern River Kamp. With a variety of camp sites and yurt rentals available, the #1 Rock Tavern River Kamp offers campers a complete, Shenandoah River retreat.
Springbrook Cottages & Vacation Rentals in Hot Springs, NC
Welcome to Springbrook Cottages, located in the historic town of Hot Springs, NC, surrounded by the Pisgah National Forest; where the Appalachian Trail (AT) runs through the middle of town and Spring Creek flows past our back decks, emptying into the French Broad river at the Hot Springs Spa. We are located right in town, convenient to everything Hot Springs has to offer, yet on a quiet street.
You can sit on your back deck and watch Spring Creek flow by, or fish, play in the water, have a picnic, build a campfire in our fire pits on the creek bank, sit in the gazebo and read, or watch the birds. Our pavilion and gazebo are perfect for family reunions, weddings, receptions, baptisms… whatever! So bring your family, church group, or yourself. We hope to make your stay as enjoyable as possible.
Hiker Accommodations / Food Truck / Appalachian Trail Shuttles
Mountain Harbour Bed & Breakfast and Hostel, nestled in the heart of Roan Mountain, Tennessee, has been an esteemed haven since its inauguration in 2003. Envisioned as a sanctuary for Appalachian Trail adventurers, our establishment has dedicated itself to providing an exceptional experience for all our guests. Whether you choose the comfort of our cozy Hostel or the charm of our Bed & Breakfast, our commitment remains unwavering—to cater to your needs. We offer an array of services, from convenient shuttles to Carvers Gap for hiking enthusiasts to savoring our delectable Famous Burgers straight from our Food Truck. Yet, our crowning jewel remains our World Famous Breakfast, a cherished highlight that tantalizes taste buds and warms hearts. Above all, our paramount objective is to ensure that every guest feels the warmth of welcome, akin to the familiarity of their own home. Picture a front porch where the swing sways rhythmically, inviting conversations, and rocking chairs that offer solace amidst the serene mountain vistas. At Mountain Harbour, creating cherished memories is our specialty.
3 Bed and Breakfast Rooms
Hostel Beds
Treehouse
Tent Camping
Shuttle Service
Shopping – General Store / Kitchen
Nice clean place laid back atmosphere. Best shower and wifi in Damascus. Clean sheets, kitchen access. I have a nightly rental as well that can sleep up to 12 or people.
Small resupply including gas. Mail drop accepted.
The Damascus Old Mill Inn is a historic hotel and restaurant located in Damascus, Virginia. All of our rooms have a private bathroom, daily housekeeping services, an individually controlled HVAC system, interior corridors, and elevator service. Located on the banks of Laurel Creek, the mill overlooks the grist mill waterfall, while ducks and geese float peacefully on the mill pond. Visit one of the most charming hotels in the state, located in “the friendliest town on the Appalachian Trail.” We are also your best choice for Virginia Creeper Trail lodging. Unlike chain hotels, this Damascus hotel offers a personalized experience that will have you coming back for more. With accommodations in Damascus and a stone’s throw away from Bristol and Abingdon, you’ll be close enough to explore all of the trails and attractions nearby.
The Damascus Old Mill Inn includes a charming historic 12-room inn located in what is regarded as one of the most beautiful settings in Virginia. The hotel also has a large full-service restaurant with three outdoor decks overlooking the mill waterfall, a relaxing pub, and a special events room for groups of up to 125 people.
I have a working farm with cows, goats, donkeys and cats. With this in mind, I know that I cannot allow hikers to bring pets onto the farm. I am located at 502 Dotson Ridge Rd.(Hwy. 619 Ceres VA. 24318 about 2.5 road miles West from where the trail crosses VA. Hwy. 42 (Old Wilderness Rd.) and also from where the trail crosses Old Rich Valley road (Hwy. 610) . It is a pleasant, mostly downhill walk. Catching a ride to Dotson ridge from either of these crossings is possible. If cell phone signal is available, you can call and I will pick you up at either crossing. I fix Breakfast of pan cakes for my guest. I have frozen pizzas hikers may purchase and can prepare in hiker kitchen. The views from my home/hostel are spectacular. From the front the view is of Walker mountain where the trail crosses between my hostel and Mount Rogers. Each Season has its own beauty from the Spring when everything comes alive. The Summer when the days are long, the sunrise and sunsets are spectacular. The Fall brings the colors as the Mountainsides turn from shades of green to beautiful bright colors of every shade. The Winter is a time when the hills turn white with snow and the animals with there bright coats stand out against the background of white. Whether Southbound or Northbound you will be treated with a landscape unmatched anywhere.I have rules in place which I require my guests to agree to and acknowledge receipt of which I feel will insure my hikers have a pleasant stay. I also have a hold harmless agreement which I require my guests to sign which states that since this is a working farm there are issues which I have no control of. I require a photo I.D. so I will know who my guests are and also who I need to contact in case of emergency. All of my guests in the past have appreciated the rules and also understand the need for I.Ds. and the hold harmless agreement. I welcome suggestions from hikers as to how I can improve my services. I want my guests to be comfortable while they stay and also want them to be rested and ready for the return to the A.T. I promote Christian values and request that my guests respect this. I depend on donations from my hiker guest to offset the cost of operating the hostel. For your convenience I accept credit cards. I am not funded by any Church or Denomination, although my home Church of Mid-Way Baptist in Raleigh NC. has contributed many items and supplies in order for me to be where I can provide the services which hikers need when they come off the trail for a day or two. Without the prayers and support of my home Church, I would not be able to have this hostel. There are many hours of work represented here which were given by friends and members of my Church. If you stay with me, you will be able to view and appreciate the expert craftsmanship of these men.
Since I cater to long distance hikers, I don’t furnish linen. I do furnish clean pillow case, towels and bath cloth. Guest need to have there own sleeping bag.
There are many unique features that will make your stay memorable. Join the butterflies and hummingbirds as you meander through a garden of flowers and herbs. Catch some quiet time on the garden bench located below the cascading waterfall. Enjoy walks or jogs along the quiet country road leading to Black Rock State Park, and to peaceful Wolffork Valley. Take an evening stroll to the nearby pavilion on Black Rock Lake, and catch a spectacular display of planets and stars in the clear, dark sky. Search for beautiful and endangered wildflowers with your camera along the roads and trails in nearby Black Rock State Park. Sylvan Falls Mill B&B is a premier North Georgia Attraction that attracts visitors from around the world. We are located between Dillard and Clayton Georgia just a short drive north of Tallulah Falls and a wee bit west of the Chattooga River.
The last stop for Hikers, Vacationers, Bikers, and Visitors to relax after a long day of exploring the Berkshires. We offer the comfort of clean rooms, comfortable beds, and warm showers. FREE Wi-Fi s offered to our guests, as well as a laundry facility. **Hikers =%10 percent discount
The Appalachian Trail Lodge is a family home that was originally constructed in 1901 as a boarding house and has hosted Appalachian Trail hikers since 1988. The Appalachian Trail Lodge is located in the heart of downtown Millinocket, the closest town to Baxter State Park and Katahdin. As experienced hikers we know what it is like to plan and hike the Appalachian Trail. We love talking about the Trail and we want to help you have a successful hike.
The northernmost dedicated hiker service along the Appalachian Trail, we service the 115 mile stretch of trail from Monson to the northern terminus on Katahdin, as well as the entire Maine IAT. We specialize in thru-hikers and section hikers taking on the 100 Mile Wilderness, Baxter State Park, Katahdin, and the Maine IAT. We offer a variety of services including lodging, shuttles, a fully stocked outfitters, shakedowns & workshops, food drops in the 100-Mile Wilderness, slack-packing, trip/hike planning, and trail information. Let us assist you with your epic hike in the beautiful Katahdin region.
If you are a Southbound AT hiker please thoroughly read the Southbound AT Hikers page for everything you need to know about a Katahdin summit and starting a southbound hike. Check out our 2022 SoBo survey results for more information.
2025 Slack-packing Trips and guided trips are now available through our trip division, Katahdin Adventure Co.
Thru-hiking 101, is our week-long, hands-on course for aspiring thru-hikers. This course is intended to either be the start of your 2025 thru-hike attempt or taken the year prior to your 2026 thru-hike attempt. This course is led by thru-hiker and Registered Maine Guide, Koty aka Trash Panda.
Operating out of Millinocket, Maine near Baxter State Park, we are the closest dedicated hiker service to Katahdin and the northern-half of the 100-Mile Wilderness. We provide service to AT thru-hikers, section hikers, day hikers, slack-packers, and visitors sight-seeing in the Katahdin region.
There are 6.5 bedrooms with bedding and blankets provided. Each bedroom has a ceiling fan, Roku Smart TV’s, sound sleep machines, charging pad & cables, ear plugs, and sleep masks. They also have a lockable interior door and a lockable exterior door. Each exterior door exits to the large rear deck . There’s a big ol’ rear deck with a table, benches, and umbrella. There’s also a comfy hammock and some extra camp chairs. The living room, kitchen, and laundry is one long, light-filled room. There are two ceiling fans, a Roku Smart TV, DVD player w/ corny DVDs, desk, first aid, old-school board games, and books. Laundry detergent is available for you to use. The kitchen has all the stuff a modest family kitchen would have. There’s always a bunch of free coffee pods, frozen waffles, and some other goodies. The sofa also converts to a full bed.
There are 3 full bathrooms. Each bathroom has towels, hand towels, and washcloths. Also provided are shampoo, conditioner, body wash, and hand soap. In addition, there are extra razors, shaving cream, lotions, bath balm, toothbrush, and toothpaste. Oh, and we’ve got footbaths, hair dryers, and boot dryers too.
Hostel of Maine is a modern lodge with private and shared accommodations for solo travelers, couples, families, and groups. Hostel of Maine is situated amongst 77+ miles of year-round world class mountain biking trails, too many miles of hiking trails to try and quantify, 56+ miles of groomed cross country and snowshoe trails, and at the base of one of New England’s most beloved ski resorts that just keeps getting bigger and better: Sugarloaf.
OUR ROOMS ARE DESIGNED FOR COMFORT AND COZINESS AFTER A DAY OF ADVENTURING
Our bunks are made with gorgeous pine boards for privacy (built by Nine Mile’s Tim Cox), built in nooks and shelves to place small items while sleeping, personal reading lights, multiple outlets including USB, and incredibly comfortable Twin XL mattresses!
Enjoy a private room with two queen beds for your family or your small group! A private bathroom is ensuite and features a bath/shower combo. The room are priced for 4, but can accommodate a 5th for a small fee.
With a luxurious King and ensuite bathroom, our private King rooms offer total comfort for 1 to 2 people.
Northern Outdoors: Adventures on Maine’s Rivers and Trails
Northern Outdoors has two prime locations for adventuring in Maine. With whitewater rafting on Maine’s class IV and V rivers, miles of ATV trails, world-class trout and salmon fishing, waterfall hikes, and private cabins, you’ll never run out of outdoor adventures to choose from. At the end of the day, refuel at the brewpub and kick back by a campfire. More of a winter adventurer? Visit The Forks for groomed access to Maine’s 14,000 mile snowmobile trail network right out your cabin door. Welcome to Vacationland!
12 Bunks, 2 private rooms, and tenting/hammock space (special/ holiday weekends only)
Amenities: Laundry facilities with down material washing capabilities, fully equipped kitchen, outdoor shower, indoor bathroom.
We open the doors for our fourth season on April 1st, 2024, and look forward to a busy and fulfilling season supporting the AT Class of 2024 and all others who enjoy the great outdoors! As 2018 thru hikers, we know what hikers need. We invite you to stop in for a stay in our log cabin home. We, David and Danielle, (Texas and Stumbles) have transformed the lower level of our home into a place where hikers can relax and recharge. Spend time on one of our decks, get cozy on one of the couches in our common area, and sink into one of our memory foam beds at the end of the day, all linens provided. We’ll pick you up in “Big Blue” and take you home for a hot shower, laundry, resupply and dinner run, and send you on your way the next morning after eating a hiker sized hot breakfast. We are excited to meet the class of 2024!
Founded as early as 1732, the inn has seen history. In 1755 it is probable that General Edward Braddock, accompanied by the young Lt. George Washington, marched his army past on the way to his fatal encounter with the French and Indians near Fort Duquesne.
By the late 1700ís pioneers had begun to roll steadily through Turner’s Gap on the National Trail to settle the land to the west. The South Mountain Inn uniquely served as a wagon stand as well as a stagecoach stop for the heavy traffic passing on the National Road after it was surfaced in the 1820ís. In the years that followed, the inn was visited by many Washington leaders, including Daniel Webster and Henry Clay, and several Presidents. For Clay and Webster particularly, it was a favorite resting spot. Clay was often called the father of the National Road; the road itself was sometimes termed the Henry Clay Road.
During the Civil War period, South Mountain Inn was a part of two pivotal events, the John Brown Raid on Harpers Ferry, and the Antietam Campaign. In 1859 the inn was captured and held overnight as an outpost and probable staging point by Brown’s followers. Three years later it was the headquarters of Confederate Gen. D.H. Hill during the Battle of South Mountain, prelim to the Battle of Antietam.
Following the Civil War, the business of the tavern declined, due in large part to the reduced importance of the National Road as the railroads spread across the mountains. The property was sold in 1876 to Madeline Vinton Dahlgren, wealthy widow of Admiral John A. Dahlgren. The South Mountain House became a private residence, improved with attention to the antiquity of the building. Mrs. Dahlgren also built the stone Dahlgren Chapel, which is open to the public on summer weekends.
The house once again became a tavern in 1925 and continued as a local pub until its purchase in 1971 by Charles and Dorothea Reichmuth, who offered visitors a setting of historical authenticity, gracious hospitality, and good eating.
In 1981, Russell and Judy Schwartz purchased the Inn from The Reichmuths and offered American fine dining with an elegant Colonial atmosphere.
Then in 2001, the Inn was purchased by the Executive Chef and his wife, Chad and Lisa Dorsey, who are the present owners of the Inn.
For over 250 years The Old South Mountain Inn has remained a remarkable mainstay in an ever changing world.
Rest in our spotless hostel, meet other hikers and bicyclists, enjoy our full kitchen, or walk to nearby restaurants (the Anvil Restaurant, Rations, or Mena’s Pizzeria. Whether you are renting a bunkbed or a room, a waffle breakfast is always served with coffee, orange juice, and fruit.
Features and Amenities:
* Beautiful and clean facility – central air conditioning and heat!
* Waffle breakfast included with coffee, orange juice and fruit!
* Quiet and peaceful – no train whistles to wake you up here
* Sheets, blankets, pillows and towels provided
* Fully equipped kitchen
* Laundry ($6 per load – we supply detergent)- open in the evening only
* Common area with board games and books
* Free Wi-Fi and computer available to guests – open in the evening only
* Outside patio
* Locked shed for bikes
* Parking behind the hostel
We are a hiker hostel dedicated to offering outstanding support for Trail Families of 1 to 4 hikers.
The Dragonfly Inn is the perfect mountain getaway located in beautiful Damascus, Virginia. Ralph and Patti Wilson, your hosts, are carrying on the tradition of hospitality. Each room comes with a private bath, as well as cable television and WiFi. Breakfast for two at our diner just one block away is included with each stay and the menu is online for your convenience. Complimentary secure parking is available for our guests, if needed. As a retired General Manager for Cracker Barrel, Ralph has many years of experience in the hospitality industry and is more than ready to serve you and answer any concerns you might have.
The Lodge is a cozy vacation rental, located on the Nantahala River. This getaway is peaceful and relaxing along with access to must-have community amenities to make your trip nothing less than perfect. Start your day making a cup of joe in the well-equipped kitchenette, then head out where the adventure awaits! Go for a hike on the world famous Appalachian Trail, take a trip down one of the top white water destinations in the world, or enjoy a train ride tour of the Great Smoky Mountains!
3 miles off trail, hidden at the top of the church property is a two room cabin, housing 8 bunk bed
Appalachian Zen Adventures & Gooder Grove Hostel welcome you “back home” to nature, to explore the many trails winding through the lush Nantahala National Forest & the Great Smoky Mountains. Or paddle, fish or play in the area’s streams, rivers and lakes.
Enjoy the convenience and comfort of living on the Village Common. Just steps from the snow front and Village shops and restaurants, Long Trail House offers studio, 1, 2, 3, bedroom condominiums, plus the 5 bedroom Penthouse. Fully furnished, each home has a gas fireplace and air conditioning for year-round comfort. The hearth room beckons with a wood burning fireplace. The sauna is perfect after a dip in the pool or hot tubs, accessible year-round by a heated patio. Indoor heated parking garage.
The Appalachian Trail-er has space for ten and is located on the A.T. in beautiful Hot Springs, North Carolina. True to its name, the Trail-er is a 1,600+ square foot converted double wide that serves as a basecamp for all manner of BRHC trips, as well as a bunkhouse for hikers, backpackers, trail runners and paddlers. Reservations should be made in advance at 828-622-3319, as walk-ups are based on availability and the caretaker’s schedule. The Trail-er has a small retail counter with limited backpacking supplies and BRHC merch.Bookings include a clean bunk with linens, a hot shower, wifi, TV, kitchen access, and all the amenities Hot Springs has to offer. The Trail-er is also available for private group rentals. We look forward to hosting you in Hot Springs!
Gear and logistics are the two biggest hurdles that keep people from backpacking more often. With a selection of rental gear, shuttle services, and trip planning services, the Appalachian Trail-er offers a quick fix for both. Trip planning services include detailed trip itineraries, information about campsite locations, meal plans, etc.
We rent packs, tents, sleeping bags and pads, trekking poles, camp stoves, cookware, first aid kits, water filters, you name it. We also sell trail maps and have meal packages available (with advanced reservations). Just bring your clothes, toiletries, and personal items and you’re good to go!
To access the Appalachian Trail from the Trail-er… just walk out the front door! Or take a shuttle. Our seven passenger 4WD vehicle can take you anywhere you want to go within a two-hour radius, with the most popular trailheads being Max Patch (20 trail miles south), Davenport Gap (36 trail miles south, at the north end of the Smokies), and Allen Gap (15 trail miles north). From there, hike back to the Trail-er or schedule a pick-up! For info, rates, and availability, call 828-713-5451.
We are a dog-friendly hostel in Damascus Virginia we cater to the needs of hikers on the Appalachian Trail. We offer services to everyone, but hikers area a priority.
141 Years Of Warm Welcome…
The 1880 Libby House Inn is an elegant and historic Victorian Painted Lady Bed & Breakfast that is a well kept secret in the White Mountains of New Hampshire.
An excellent getaway in Gorham, New Hampshire. You’ll receive personal attention from your innkeepers, Paul and Bob, who also serve as great local experts and love to give you insight on what to see, do, and eat. You will be treated to original woodwork and period furnishings. The Inn has a beautiful garden and a wrap-around porch to relax. Common areas include the living room, parlor and gardens.
Hiker’s Hostel at the Barn Gorham NH
Stove, Microwave, Refrigerator, Table & chairs (extra if needed), Coffee pot, Dishes, Sometimes free food
Common Area
WIFI (5G) – Smart TV, 2 large couches (kept covered), Bathroom (shower, towels, shampoo/conditioner, soap), 2 lazyboy recliners (kept covered), Wagon wheel decor from Libby House original wagon, Board games, mPing pong table, Libby’s Pond
Located at the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, we are the ideal location for hikers and backpackers alike! We provide a quiet place for guests to relax, prepare, or rest before, during, and after the great outdoor adventures you have planned. Our family-friendly atmosphere is welcoming and refreshing to all who stay with us. Bring your pets! We love animals as much as you do, and even offer use of our onsite dog kennels if you need a place to keep your pets while you are away.
The scenery is beautiful, the location is ideal, and we offer reservations because we know how stressful life can be and we want to help you forget about it!
We also have 4 newly updated cabins if you want to add a little bit of modern convenience to your long deserved vacation!
Bath House
Bunkhouse
Free Wi-Fi
Charging Areas
Extensive Resupply
Slack-Packing
Loaner Clothes
Free Coffee Bar
We are located on the East end of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. This is the place to take a day off from the trail, after hiking the Smokys. Our Pickup Location is at east side of the GSMNP at Pigeon River Bridge/Hwy40 (423) 721 5278. Private Room – We have a room with a Queen size bed, recliner, and table, with large closet. Loft – Our Loft has Extra large twin beds with tables and rocking chair. Full kitchen, Laundry, shower & garden tub. Limited internet/ Cell service available. All Guests can get a ride to town for shopping at Walmart, AT&T, Verizon, and dining places like Cracker Barrel.
Private Room
Loft Room
Hot Shower
Full Kitchen
Full Laundry
Shuttle To Town
Mail Drops
Just a few minutes’ walk into downtown Hot Springs, NC and a one minute walk from the Appalachian Trail’s entry into Hot Springs, Little Bird Cabins offers convenient access to all of the best Hot Springs attractions while still remaining secluded and peaceful on a quiet street tucked into the woods.
Whether you come here for adventure and adrenaline or rest and relaxation, our Hot Springs NC cabins are ideally located for your excursions. Enjoy white water rafting on the French Broad River, breathtaking views of the Blue Ridge Mountains, or go fishing in one of the many pristine streams, then wrap up the day with a mineral tub soak at the Hot Springs Spa and Resort. The cabins are located within 5 minutes of it all!
The RoseMary Inn, a Columbia, New Jersey bed and breakfast, is located on 17 pastoral acres in scenic Knowlton Township. This B&B offering lodging accommodations in Northern NJ is the beautifully renovated residence of innkeepers Rich and Jeanne Baratta. Guests of the Inn have the opportunity to enjoy all that the Skylands Region has to offer, including the Delaware River National Recreation Area, the Appalachian Trail, the Lakota Wolf Preserve, and the Paulinskill Valley Trail for a variety of naturalist activities including hiking, biking, canoeing, riding, skiing and bird watching.
Come enjoy a calming retreat in one of their five gracious bedrooms. Each guestroom blends old-world charm with modern conveniences including free wireless connectivity, luxurious amenities, and private, modern bathrooms. Relax on the patio overlooking the spring-fed pond or stroll the property’s trails rich with wildlife and local flora. Play a round of golf on the nearby Blair Academy course, try one of the many Pocono area links, enjoy a wine tasting of local hand-crafted wines right up the street at Brook Hollow Winery or simply cuddle up in the library with a good book.
Your options abound at The RoseMary Inn, and they are all offered with gracious hospitality that you’ll remember for a lifetime.
The Catamount is very conveniently located on Route 7 in Bennington, just south of the intersection of Route 9 in a quiet neighborhood but only minutes from downtown. All of our rooms have outside entrances, dedicated parking, private bathrooms, air conditioning, individual thermostats for heating, satellite TV, WiFi, small refrigerator, microwave, coffee maker, writing desk, telephone with free local calling and alarm clocks. All have either two double beds or 1 queen bed. Ice, soda, and bottled water available. Restaurants and grocery stores are within walking distance. Rates for all rooms range from $75, double occupancy, to $110, depending on the season.
The hostel Yukon built is in the shape of a geodesic dome and is visually stunning to walk into. Hikers basically have the run of the place, with the exception of certain areas marked “Staff Only.” The doors are generally left open and it wasn’t unusual to see three or four dogs wandering around or playing among the hikers
The northwestern hills of Connecticut were once the lands of the Indians. Route 7 was once their path to walk along the beautiful Housatonic River. Eventually that path became a towpath for early settlers, farmers, travelers and their cows, horses and assorted other animals. Today, Route 7 and the Housatonic River take you to the Appalachian Trail, Lime Rock Raceway, Tanglewood and the historic summer homes and gardens of the wealthy in Lenox and Lee, Massachusetts to tour. Canoe, fly-fish or kayak the Housatonic River or walk its banks and trails.
Green Mountain House Hostel is located in Manchester, Vermont, just 5 miles west of the Appalachian Trail and Long Trail. In 2008 we opened our home to long distance hikers giving them the opportunity to rest and resupply as they continue along Vermont’s wilderness corridor. Space is limited so call 3 or 4 days in advance to secure a spot. Cell reception is good on most mountain summits in Vermont. Phone: (330) 388-6478.
Hikers typically hitch into town from the VT 11/30 trailhead. After visiting Manchester’s restaurants, grocery stores and outfitters, guests call us for a free shuttle to our home. Upon arriving, they are able to take advantage of our amenities:
- Sparkling new showers & bathtubs – towel, soap & shampoo provided
- Private room available (shared bath)
- Comfortable twin beds with clean linens, blanket & pillow
- Washer, dryer and detergent FREE for overnight guests
- High speed internet computer and Wi-Fi access
- Boot dryer so you can start your day in dry shoes
- TV in our guest lounge with a large assortment of DVD movies
- Fully equipped kitchen exclusively for guests
- Breakfast supplies provided FREE for guests to “cook their own”
- Outdoor grill and picnic table
- Ice packs for your aching knees !!
- Clothes line for drying tents and sleeping bags
- Piano and guitar for the “musically inclined”
- Shuttle to the Manchester Center PO for mail drops (Zip Code 05255)
- Parking for section hikers
$45 + lodging tax per person….private room extra
This includes a free shuttle to the AT/LT trailhead in the morning.
Hostel Rules
- For everyones enjoyment and safety we have a NO ALCOHOL policy
- Please respect “Quiet Hours” after 9 PM
- You are welcome to stay a second night if space is available.
- Mail drops accepted for guests with CONFIRMED reservations.
- We are dog friendly & have special accommodations for you and your dog.
Available for sale: HEET, Canister Fuel, SmartWater, Snickers, etc
For reservations: Call (330) 388-6478
Or email: GreenMountainHouse@gmail.com
Check in from Noon until 6PM
Explore cabins and lodging options in Bryson City, perfectly positioned adjacent to both the Nantahala National Forest and Great Smoky Mountains National Park! Situated near the Nantahala River, Appalachian Trail, Fontana Lake, and beyond, NOC’s sprawling 500-acre campus caters to all types of overnight guests.
Whether you’re a family on vacation, a solo adventurer, a student attending courses, a thru-hiker, or part of a larger group, you’ll find suitable accommodations ranging from private to shared options, complete with onsite amenities such as dining, shopping, educational courses, and a plethora of activities in Bryson City, North Carolina!
At NOC’s Nantahala Adventure Resort, you’ll discover everything necessary for both brief visits and extended stays in the mountains. Choose from private cabins and bungalows, micro-lodge style rooms, campsites, and more, all conveniently located close to the river, lake, and trails.
Welcome to switchback creek Open April 1 to October 31.
Welcome to Switchback Creek Campground.We are a motorcycle and family friendly campground located in the mountains of North East Tennessee built by a rider. If you are tired of the hype and hustle of Deals Gap but would like exciting roads and beautiful mountain scenery then you have come to the right place. We are snuggled between three mountains at an elevation of 3,000 feet and just 2 1/2 miles from the crossroads US 421 and 91/133. Take a leisurely ride on any of the roads leading out of Shady Valley or gather with a group and ride “the snake ” . There are 489 curves within a 12 mile radius of the crossroads. Want to make this a family or group outing? There are various attractions available in the area. White water rafting, hiking on the AT, antique shopping, theaters, caverns, bicycling the creeper trail and many more activity’s within a days adventure. Most major cell carriers have service at the campground and free WiFi
We are located just steps from the Appalacian trail in Swatara Gap, PA at NOBO mile 1185.3, coordinates 40.4794572,-76.53167570
Bear Essentials
- Local shuttle – available by appointment. $2/mile. Book in advance. For longer shuttles by reservation, call Pip (717) 371-7646.
- Supplies/Food/Drinks/Firewood – for purchase
- Gourmet coffee – for purchase
- Showers – 1 shower per 24 hours included with stay/$5 for passerbys or for guests who want more than 1 shower per day
- Communal campfire & firewood – campfire included with stay
- Natural spring water – free for all hikers
- Gas grill – included with stay
- Laundry & loaner clothes – $5 each load (includes washer/dryer). Loaner clothes included with laundry. We have a clothesline for gear drying.
- Coming in 2025! Overnight parking $10/day
- Charging station (also available to passerbys – we just ask that you make a purchase at the snack shack)
May 2019 – Open 7 days a week
June 1st – Sept 1st. – Weekends only (Friday – Sunday)
In a secluded setting with an amazing view of the Appalachian Trail, Hudson and Lu offer accommodations in their home guest level area. Call or text Hudson at 860-480-2966 last pickup 6:00. Our B&D welcomes outdoor enthusiast in a communal atmosphere.
$50 per person shuttle fee includes the following:
Shuttle to and from trail between W. Cornwall Road and Salisbury CT and to their Post Offices
- Government Issued ID is required and must be shown at the time of arrive
- Comfy bunk with clean linens, pillow, sheets & blankets
- Clean showers, towels and bathing amenities provided
- Communal laundry we wash & dry you sort & fold
- Hearty Breakfast (no additional cost)
- First Aide, personal hygiene items and ice packs available
- Wi-Fi via Satellite Internet
- DirectTV along with an assortment of movies
- Complimentary Ice Tea & Lemonade
- Hiker’s refrigerator to store your additional calories
- Dinner $10pp for 5 or more guest participants
- Lounge outside in a hammock or kickback at one of one many picnic tables
- Indoor & outdoor clothes lines for your drying needs
- Free slack-pack with second night stay (with in the our area of no cost shuttle)
- Credit card payment available via PayPal small service fee applies
Additional services provided for a fee:
- Shuttle Service for a fee text Hudson for information 860-480-2966. Example of shuttle services: Bradley Airport, Amtrak Station – Rhinecliff NY, MetroNorth Train Station – Wassaic NY and shuttles between Delaware Water Gap to Manchester Center, VT.
- Short term resupplies including; Stove fuel, Aquamira, BodyGlide, bug repellent, pizza, drinks, ice cream & snacks
- Section Hikers – Slack-packing without stay text for information
Bunk rooms, shared, private rooms available. Common area with wifi and DVDs.
***Named one of the top hostels on the Appalachian Trail***
The Cabins in the Woods is a gorgeous property nestled above Stecoah Valley just off NC-28. With some of the most spectacular scenery in Western North Carolina, we are situated in the center of all the outdoor activities you could want. The views are fantastic, and the laid back atmosphere makes your cares float away on a gentle mountain breeze.
Beautiful vacation cabins and Hiker Haven in NC near Tail of The Dragon, The Cherohala Skyway, and Nantahala Gorge. 2 miles from the AT with free pick up and drop off at Stecoah Gap. Hiker Haven with hot showers and breakfast.



