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Listen To Our New Podcast - A.T.rail of History

A.T.rail of History will cover all things Appalachian Trail. It will carry out the mission of the A.T. Museum, telling the stories of the founding, construction, preservation, maintenance, protection, and enjoyment of the Trail since its creation.

To listen to the podcast, click on the graphic above. It will also be available on Apple, Spotify and other major podcast providers.

As America’s most famous long-distance trail celebrates its first century, this is an appropriate time for the Trail’s Museum to start a podcast. As is implied by the word “History” in the name, the Trail’s history will be an important focus of this podcast. However, the history of the Trail will not be its sole focus. Episodes will also cover the modern Trail, how it has evolved and some of the challenges that it will face during its second century.

On the podcast we will feature original interviews and discussions about the Trail. We’ll also post audio versions of some Museum events, including those at the Hall of Fame celebrations. 
We hope this will be an interactive podcast. If you have ideas for topics we ought to cover or people we ought to interview, please let us know. Contact us at a[email protected] Follow the podcast on Facebook and Instagram.

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