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If you are planning to thru hike the Appalachian Trail in New York, this page will showcase every section in the entire state. There is a series of videos below that will showcase each section of the Appalachian Trail to help you prepare for your thru hike.
In this video we discuss backpacking the most dangerous trail on the Appalachian Trail, also known as New York. There are many reasons why you should be careful backpacking and hiking the Appalachian trail, and in this video we provide a couple examples of why.
In this video, we provide highlights from the 19.6 mile hike from Wayawanda Shelter in New Jersey to the Dam Outlet in New York on the Appalachian Trail. In this section, be very careful when hiking in the rain over the slippery rocks. In this section, I fell multiple times resulting in a slip and fall toe injury
In this video we provide highlights from the 12.4 mile hike from Dam Outlet to William Brien Shelter on the Appalachian Trail in New York. In this video we hike into Harriman State Park and encounter some hungry bears along the Appalachian Trail.
In this video we provide highlights from the 11.9 mile hike from William Brien Shelter to US Route 9D on the Appalachian Trail in New York. In this video we reach Mile 1400, hike over Bear Mountain and visit the Trailside Museum & Zoo before crossing the Hudson River which the lowest point on the Appalachian Trail.
In this video we provide highlights from the 14 mile hike from US Route 9D to Dennytown Road Campsite on the Appalachian Trail in New York. The Dennytown Road Campsite is located off a main road and has access to a port o potty and running water. However, this location is rear the road and you will encounter a lot of noise through the night if you plan to stay there.
In this video, we provide highlights from the 19.7 mile hike from Dennytown Road Campsite to Morgan Stewart Shelter on the Appalachian Trail in New York.
In this video, we provide highlights from the 10.9 mile hike from Morgan Stewart Shelter to NY Train Platform on the Appalachian Trail in New York. The train will take you all the way into New York if you are looking for some time off the Appalachian Trail and is one of the only locations on the trail that has access to public transportation.
In this video we provide highlights from the 18.5 mile hike from NY Train Platform in New York while crossing the Connecticut state line to spend the night to Mount Algo Shelter. In this video we receive trail magic from PTL Trail Magic and encounter a huge rattlesnake just before we reach the Mt Algo Shelter in Connecticut.