National Geographic Appalacian Trail | Springer Mountain to Davenport Gap No. 1501

Whether you're planning a thru-hike of America's most iconic long-distance trail or breaking the 2,190-mile journey into manageable sections, having a reliable, detailed map is essential for safe navigation and trip planning. This comprehensive trail map combines National Geographic's renowned cartographic expertise with practical, hiker-friendly design, making it an indispensable resource for anyone tackling the Appalachian Trail. From Georgia's Springer Mountain to Maine's Mount Katahdin, this map provides the geographic context, elevation data, and trail intelligence you need to navigate confidently through diverse terrain and ecosystems.

• National Geographic-quality cartography with clear terrain relief and elevation contours for route planning
• Comprehensive coverage of the entire 2,190-mile Appalachian Trail from Georgia to Maine
• Durable, weather-resistant map material designed to withstand backpack conditions and frequent handling
• Clear trail markings showing blazes, shelters, water sources, and resupply points along the route
• Detailed topographic information highlighting elevation changes, ridges, valleys, and major geographic features
• Lightweight, portable format perfect for pack organization or supplementing digital navigation tools
• Includes useful reference information on trail sections, distances between major waypoints, and planning data
• Professional-grade accuracy based on GPS data and extensive field research by experienced cartographers
• Suitable for both detailed pre-trip planning from home and on-trail navigation during your hike

On the trail, this map excels in helping you understand upcoming terrain, plan daily mileage, and locate critical resources like shelters, water sources, and trail towns. Hikers consistently appreciate National Geographic maps for their readability even in challenging light conditions and their ability to show the broader geographic context that GPS-only navigation sometimes misses. Whether you're checking elevation gain before a challenging day, locating the nearest reliable water source, or planning resupply strategy through Pennsylvania's rock fields and New England's mountains, this map provides the information needed to hike confidently and safely.

This map is ideal for Appalachian Trail thru-hikers, section hikers, day-trip planners, and anyone seeking comprehensive geographic intelligence for planning or completing one of America's greatest hiking adventures. Trail veterans often carry it as a backup to digital tools, while first-time hikers appreciate its ability to build confidence and familiarity with the route before stepping onto the trail.

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