[at-l] gearing up for my first sectoinal hike

[glendahubbard at yahoo.com (Glenda Hubbard)]

You could do the section starting in Harpers Ferry and
going North.  It's the easiest part on the whole trail
in my opinion.  In a week's time you could say you
hiked West Virginia, Maryland and part of
Pennsylvania.

Sparrow

--- Greg Brown <gwbrown1@gmail.com> wrote:

> I've been listening, reading, learning and plotting
> my thru-hike in
> '07 (and, at the same time, dare I say rubbing some
> nerves raw at
> times.. sorry, I never intended to do that).
> 
> I'd like to take a week this year to do my first
> "long" sectional
> hike.  I've read a number of books on hiking the AT
> and I'm looking to
> do a fairly "easy" section my first time out.  I
> live in North
> Carolina, but could fly or drive anywhere to start
> the journey.
> 
> What does anyone suggest for a nice, scenic, easy
> section to last five
> days to a week?  This hike will most likely start in
> the fall.
> 
> Greg
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