Vent: I always thought the Appalachian Trail was the longest US trail
I was looking at a National Park Service map last week and saw that the North Country Trail is actually over 1,000 miles longer. It blew my mind. Has anyone here actually section-hiked a piece of that one?
Yeah, that North Country Trail fact is wild. I tried a weekend on the Michigan section last fall, near the Manistee River. The trail markers were so sparse we got turned around for a solid hour. What's the most remote part you've ever hiked?