Some 80 years ago, so the story goes, a regional planner named Benton MacKaye sat atop Stratton Mountain in Vermont, looked over the endless green ridges, and envisioned a trail that would lead from mountaintop to mountaintop along the highest and wildest places remaining in the increasingly populated and industrialized East.
An edition of Hiking the Triple Crown
(2001)
Hiking the Triple Crown
Appalachian Trail - Pacific Crest Trail - Continental Divide Trail - How to Hike America's Longest Trails
by Karen Berger
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Hiking the Triple Crown : Appalachian Trail - Pacific Crest Trail - Continental Divide Trail - How to Hike America's Longest Trails
March 2001, Mountaineers Books
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0898867606 9780898867602
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"Some 80 years ago, so the story goes, a regional planner named Benton MacKaye sat atop Stratton Mountain in Vermont, looked over the endless green ridges, and envisioned a trail that would lead from mountaintop to mountaintop along the highest and wildest places remaining in the increasingly populated and industrialized East."
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