The floodwaters may have receded, but for outdoor businesses and residents in trail towns, there are more challenges ahead. Writer and guide Steven Reinhold reflects on his own experience riding out Helene—and the surprising support and community North Carolina's Appalachian Trail towns found in the wake of it.
This odiferous allium pops up annually in Appalachia throughout April and May and its allure is as palpable as its taste is polarizing.
These treeless summits have expansive views of some of America's most beautiful terrain. Here are 6 of the best to start with.
This Appalachian’s spin on Shinrin-yoku, the Japanese practice of forest bathing, is proving to be potent medicine in the mountains of North Carolina.
After a group of campers left one of the Appalachian Trail's most beautiful sites covered in trash, the Forest Service banned camping there. But did it go too far? One local argues for a course correction.
After 2,194.3 miles, this is the equipment that they loved the most.