Saturday, July 23, 2011

AT Data

*click on the linked day number in the left column for the corresponding post.
Day Date Start Finish Mileage
14-May Springer Mtn. Neels Gap US 19/129 30.7
2 5-May Neels Gap Dicks Creek US 76 36.8
3 6-May Dicks Creek Rock Gap 36.5
4 7-May Rock Gap US 19 Nantahala River 31
5 8-May US 19 Nantahala River Fontana (Smokies southern boundary) 29.4
6 9-May Fontana Dam Newfound Gap US 441 40.3
7 10-May Newfound Gap Davenport Gap TN 32/ NC 284 31.3
8 11-May Davenport Gap Hot Springs 35.8
9 12-May Hot Springs Devil Fork Gap NC 212 35
10 13-May Devil Fork Erwin, TN 33.1
11 14-May Erwin Carvers Gap, TN 143/ NC261 34.1
12 15-May Carvers Gap Walnut Mtn Rd. 25.4
13 16-May Walnut Mtn. Rd. Wilbur Dam Rd. 26.8
14 17-May Wilbur Dam Rd. Damascus, VA 37.6
15 18-May Damascus Elk Garden (VA 600) 23.8
16 19-May Elk Garden VA 670 32.1
17 20-May VA 670 VA 42 31.2
18 21-May VA 42 VA 612 Kimberling Creek 33.6
19 22-May VA 612 Pearisburg, VA 42.1
20 23-May Pearisburg Rocky Gap (VA 601) 34.8
21 24-May Rocky Gap VA 624/ North Mountain Trail 32.2
22 25-May VA 624/ North Mountain Trail Salt Pond Rd. (USFS 191) 33.5
23 26-May Salt Pond Rd. (USFS 191) Thunder Ridge Overlook 35.7
24 27-May Thunder Ridge Pedler Lake Rd. (USFS 38) 31.2
25 28-May Pedler Lake Rd. (USFS 38) Tye River (VA 56) 29.5
26 29-May Tye River (VA 56) Rockfish Gap (US 250/I-64) 29.7
27 30-May Rockfish Gap Simmons Gap 35.3
28 31-May Simmons Gap Skyland 34.6
29 1-Jun Skyland Front Royal: US 522 37.2
30 2-Jun Front Royal: US 522 Bears Den Hostel 33.5
31 3-Jun Bears Den Hostel U.S. Alt 40 37.8
32 4-Jun U.S. Alt 40 PA 233 36.7
33 5-Jun PA 233 PA 94 35
34 6-Jun PA 94 Duncannon, PA 34.5
35 7-Jun Duncannon, PA PA 225 8.4
36 8-Jun 0
37 9-Jun PA 225 PA 645 36.4
38 10-Jun PA 645 Port Clinton/PA 61 26.3
39 11-Jun Port Clinton/PA 61 PA 309 26
40 12-Jun PA 309 Smith Gap Rd. 25.9
41 13-Jun Smith Gap Rd. Delaware Water Gap 24.9
42 14-Jun Delaware Water Gap Crigger Rd. 33.4
43 15-Jun Crigger Rd. Barrett Rd. 31.8
44 16-Jun Barrett Rd. Seven Lakes Drive 31.6
45 17-Jun Seven Lakes Drive NY 301 Fahnestock State Park 29.9
46 18-Jun NY 301 Fahnestock State Park Schaghticoke Rd. 38.4
47 19-Jun Schaghticoke Rd. US 7 Housatonic River 30.3
48 20-Jun US 7 Housatonic River Rt. 7  (Sheffield, Mass.) 31.6
49 21-Jun Rt. 7  (Sheffield, Mass.) Tyne Rd. 29.9
50 22-Jun Tyne Rd. Cheshire, MA 26.9
51 23-Jun Cheshire, MA Bennington, VT; City Stream, VT 9 33.2
52 24-Jun Bennington, VT; City Stream, VT 9 Manchester City, VT 40.1
53 25-Jun Manchester City, VT North Clarendon, VT 32.4
54 26-Jun North Clarendon, VT Stony Brook Rd. 28.9
55 27-Jun Stony Brook Rd. Hanover, NH 35.3
56 28-Jun Hanover, NH NH 25A 32.9
57 29-Jun NH 25A Franconia Notch, US 3 35.5
58 30-Jun 0
59 1-Jul Franconia Notch, US 3 Crawford Notch, US 302 27.7
60 2-Jul Crawford Notch, US 302 Pinkham Notch, NH 16 26
61 3-Jul Pinkham Notch, NH 16 Androscoggin River 21.4
62 4-Jul Androscoggin River Grafton Notch, Maine 26 30.8
63 5-Jul Grafton Notch, Maine 26 South Arm Rd. 20.4
64 6-Jul South Arm Rd. Maine 4; Rangely, ME 26.4
65 7-Jul Maine 4; Rangely, ME Caribou Valley Rd. 23.9
66 8-Jul Caribou Valley Rd. Long Falls Dam Road 27.4
67 9-Jul Long Falls Dam Road Moxie Pond 29.4
68 10-Jul Moxie Pond Maine 15 24.8
69 11-Jul Maine 15 Katahdin Ironworks Logging Road 29.9
70 12-Jul Katahdin Ironworks Logging Road Jo-Mary Road 28.6
71 13-Jul Jo-Mary Road Abol Bridge 40.9
72 14-Jul Abol Bridge Katahdin 15.1
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3 comments:

  1. mkirkJuly 23, 2011 at 11:04 PM

    Adam, very impressive to see the numbers! You're probably too busy to do this, but I think it would be cool to hyperlink all your video updates to the corresponding days to this spreadsheet as a type of index. Just a thought. Congrats again.

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  2. CassedayJuly 24, 2011 at 8:48 AM

    Matt- that's an excellent idea . . . especially for posterity sake.

    I wanted to make sure I documented the days before I started to forget. (There's much more I want to do as well). Once I started doing it, it made me realize why I've been so tired lately. It's been really hard getting back into my "normal" life. A few days I seriously couldn't figure out why I was so lethargic -- I think I remember now!

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  3. mkirkJuly 24, 2011 at 11:36 AM

    Adam, I can totally relate to that lethargic feeling. In addition to residual fatigue there are (at least for me) deflated post-hike emotions that can drain my battery. Reflecting on the journey is good therapy. So too is making plans for future adventures (no matter how short).

    I look forward to reading some more reflection about your awesome journey.

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