Note: Karen Chavez, outdoors writer with the Asheville Citizen-Times, is writing a series of articles about Jennifer Pharr Davis and family's hike across the state on the MST. Start here, then click "Read more" for the full article.
In honor of the 40th anniversary of Howard Lee’s speech proposing the MST, the many benefits it brings to the state, and our collective efforts to ensure the entire trail is hiked and paddled in one day, Governor
Our first week on the Mountains-to-Sea Trail has been filled with MORE than I anticipated. More great views, more mushrooms, more climbs, more rain, more miles, more hardship, and most of all more emotion. I’d forgotten that it’s
It’s almost here. After two years of planning, our family will start the Mountains-to-Sea Trail on Tuesday. A couple of words have stuck out as we’ve assembled our gear and made the final preparations. Nervous Yes, I
MST in a Day T-shirts are available for ordering. Wearing one helps get the word out and helps fund the work we do to build, maintain, protect and promote the MST.
Joe Van Gogh has developed a special blend of coffee commemorating the 40th anniversary of the conception of the Mountains-to-Sea Trail.
Join the Friends of the Mountains-to-Sea Trail and hundreds of fellow hikers and walkers on Saturday, September 9 to hike the entire 1,175 miles of the MST in one day.
Thanks to the 350 MST Friends who gathered in Elkin on March 24-26 to kick off celebrations of the trail’s 40th Anniversary.
Our panel of judges has now selected the winning photographs in the 2016 Photo Contest. Friends receives so many interesting, beautiful and unexpected shots that represent the wide range of MST environments and experiences.
From the WataugaDemocrat.com By David Brewer: On Oct. 12, 2016, John Lanman completed North Carolina’s Mountains-to-Sea Trail — an 1,100-plus mile trek he began in 2003.
