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COME HELP US BUILD THE MST! - SEE WORKDATES BELOW!

May 10 , 2008 - South Ashe Task Force - Blue Ridge Parkway- Come help us extend the MST south of NC-16 to US-421, click here for more info.

May 17, 2008 - Central Blue Ridge Task Force- Morganton, NC area - Your trail maintenance assistance is needed in this 80 mile section of the MST - click here for all of the details!

May 24-25, 2008 - Blue Ridge Parkway - US-421 south to US-321 with the Chargers and Re-Chargers Task Force, click here for more info.


June 7, 2008 - National Trails Day - Come work with us on the MST!

June 2 , 2008 - Central Blue Ridge Task Force- Morganton, NC area - Your trail maintenance assistance is needed in this 80 mile section of the MST - click here for all of the details!

June 7, 2008 - Falls Lake Workday - Durham County - Come help us extend the Falls Lake Trail to Durham, click here for more info.

June 7, 2008 - Blue Ridge Parkway - US-421 south to US-321 with the Chargers and Re-Chargers Task Force, click here for more info.

June 14, 2008 - South Ashe Task Force - Blue Ridge Parkway- Come help us extend the MST south of NC-16 to US-421, click here for more info.



June 7, 2008 - National Trails Day - The Great Outdoor Provision Company told The North Face of the FMST's work at Falls Lake. In return The North Face presented the FMST a check for $1,000 dollars last year at National Trails Day.

MST East Plan - The FMST supports the Little River Corridor Routing from Selma to Goldsboro. Read all about it - click here.

LAYERS - Coolmax - FMST T-shirts for sale at Great Outdoor Provision Company or right here at the FMST Website. Click here for more information.

FMST Layers T-shirt - front and back in Ocean Blue.


NEW! - View this PDF file to see the options for the MST from Greensboro to Durham. This map is the result of the hard work of local city and county governments coming together around the table to discuss trail options. Click here to view this PDF file (7.5 MB).

Marion, NC - The FMST has designated the MST from the North Fork of the Catawba bridge to the Pinnacle (entrance to Linville Gorge). This will also include the 200 foot bridge across the North Fork of the Catawba River. This 10.5 mile section has been an FMST project since the Fall of 1999. This trail designation will link 240 continuous miles of natural surface hiking trail for the MST.

Photo: The MST longest foot bridge - 200 feet across the North Fork of the Catawba River on the way to the top of Bald Knob.

 


Are you a Patron Member?

Your support helps us keep the MST moving full steam ahead! You can become a Patron Member by downloading this form (PDF file).

Photo: Trail supporters come together on National Trails Day to help construct a 24 foot bridge along the Falls Lake Trail. This worksite was one of six along the MST.


Thinking about planning that MST thru-hike? Click here to see the MST Workbook for planning your trip.

Photo: Thur Hikers' Guide to America by E. Schlimmer spotlights 25 of America's long distance trails and one of them is the Mountains-to-Sea Trail. To order the book above, click here!


We have added the MST - Photo Gallery, click here! Take a look at this photography that just shows a quick view of the beauty along the MST! We encourage you to submit your photos of the trail as well! Check out our MST Suggested day hikes and backpacking trips!

Want to know who is hiking on the MST? You can read about all of the MST section and thru-hikers on the MST at Trail Journals!

Photo: Hiking along Alamance County bike route #74 through the farm lands.

 


Your service to the MST means more!

For 20 hours of trail maintenance or trail construction the Great Outdoor Provision Company will give a 20% gift certificate off any single, regularly priced item. Thus, this incentive program has been named the "20/20 Program."


Anitgravity Gear, Wilmington, NC, gives a small portion of their sales to the FMST. With their signature alcohol stoves and pot cozes, Antigravity Gear is a one-stop shop for ultra-light backpackers.


 


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