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Plan Your Hike

Descriptions of the 38 Sections of the MST.

Other Resources

Print and online resources for the MST.

Take a look at the beauty along the MST - Photo Gallery

MST Trail Conditions - MST Log Book

MST Day Hikes and Backpacking Trips - Click here

Hiking Safety - Click here

MST Thru-hiking Workbook, how to plan your thru-hike on the MST - Click here

Suggested Backpacking Gear - Click here

For information about books on the MST - Click here

Camping and Lodging on the MST

The MST does not have a system of campsites and shelters such as the Appalachian Trail. As a result, if you plan to be on the MST overnight, you should use the resources provided here for designated campsites, campgrounds, shelters, motels and other lodging. The FMST does not condone or support any illegal camping, trespassing on public or private lands, or stealth camping. Some areas, such as the Blue Ridge Parkway, has very limited campgrounds. Park rangers are known to give citations for camping at unauthorized locations.

Already Hiking?
Submit your Hiking Trip Information Here

Finished hiking a section of the MST? Did you see an issue on the trail that the FMST needs to address? Want to offer suggestions about the trail? We need you to help be our eyes and ears on the MST!

Please email your MST hiking experience and concerns to jdbrewer@bellsouth.net. The FMST will then submit a trail maintenance request to the proper Task Force leaders and keep on eye on sections in question. Keep checking back with us!

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