James M.
10/11/2020
Small but interesting museum that covers the high points of the trail's development. As well, has some exhibits about famous hikers. Wish there were more artifacts and equipment and hiking gear.
Appalachian Trail Museum
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1120 Pine Grove Rd
Gardners, PA 17324
The Appalachian Trail Museum, located in Pennsylvania's Pine Grove Furnace State Park, is dedicated to preserving and sharing the rich history of the Appalachian Trail. Housed in a historic grist mill, the museum features exhibits on legendary hikers, artifacts, and a collection of over 12,000 photos documenting the journeys of thru-hikers.
The museum also includes a children's discovery area, a hiker welcoming space, and the iconic trail shelter built by hiking pioneer Earl Shaffer. Since its opening in 2010, it has welcomed visitors from across the United States and around the world, furthering the appreciation for the trail and its community.
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John M.
9/3/2020
Seriously, if you love hiking and the outdoors then the Appalachian Trail Museum should be on your bucket list. Thanks to technology you can tour the museum from your home, but the experience of...
Nancy H.
8/9/2016
It is a very small museum but full of information about the Appalachian trail excellent source for hikers! Also bickers! And sorry no Wifi available around this area
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