Progress - Appalachian Trail












Date 
Day
Pounds of Trash
Miles Hiked
Location
Totals

1090.5
2189.4
15-Aug
140
0
15.1
Mt.Katahdin!!
14-Aug
139
6.0
26.0
Big Miles!
13-Aug
138
4.0
26.8

12-Aug
137
2.0
17.0

11-Aug
136
1.0
30.0

10-Aug
135
1.0
24.8

9-Aug
134
2.0
26.5

8-Aug
133
1.0
22.5

7-Aug
132
.5
22.4

6-Aug
131
.5
23.9

5-Aug
130
.6
23.5

4-Aug
129
1.7
24.7

3-Aug
128
.5
19.0

2-Aug
127
0
23.9

1-Aug
126
.5
21.0

31-July
125
3.7
25.0

30-July
124
2.7
19

29-July
123
6.3
9.3

28-July
122
11.9
20

27-July
121
7.0
24.8

26-July
120
3.0
7.5
Hanover, NH
25-July
119
1.0
27.3

24-July
118
2.0
20.6

23-July
117
2.0
24.4

22-July
116
1.5
19.7

21-July
115
8.7
25.2

20-July
114
6.0
21.6

19-July
113
6.5
16.5

18-July
112
12.5
19.6

17-July
111
5.4
24.8

16-July
110
4.6
17.5

15-July
109
0
0

14-July
108
5.3
19

13-July
107
3.0
24.8

12-July
106
1.0
10.3

11-July
105
5.0
13
Kent, CT
10-July
104
10.0
25.6

9-July
103
15.1
19

8-July
102
34.1
18.5

7-July
101
47.5
18.5

6-July
100
13.0
7.9

5-July
99
15.1
23.8

4-July
98
4.0
13

3-July
97
6.5
18

2-July
96
41.6
19.9

1-July
95
7.8
24.8

30-June
94
27.3
18.6

29-June
93
0
0

28-June
92
0
0

27-June
91
8.8
20.8
Palmerton, PA
26-June
90
15.3
20.8

25-June
89
71.1
21.8

24-June
88
3.1
22.8

23-June
87
7.8
11

22-June
86
19.6
4

21-June
85
2
25.8

20-June
84
17.6
19

19-June
83
9.1
25.8

18-June
82
33.5
13.6

17-June
81
12
19.3

16-June
80
57.6
14

15-June
79
12.5
20

14-June
78
2.7
21.5

13-June
77
2.1
15.3

12-June
76
0
0

11-June
75
0
0

10-June
74
1
13.3
Front Royal, VA
9-June
73
3
28.4

8-June
72
1
24.4

7-June
71
5.1
21.4

6-June
70
0
25.7

5-June
69
.5
14

4-June
68
10
15.5

3-June
67
2.8
20

2-June
66
0
0

1-June
65
1
20

31-May
64
1.2
26.8

30-May
63
9.3
20.8

29-May
62
3.3
10

28-May
61
0
0
Daleville, VA
27-May
60
5.5
10

26-May
59
7.5
25

25-May
58
8.1
21

24-May
57
6.1
18.5

23-May
56
5.5
20

22-May
55
13.4
8
 Pearisburg, VA
21-May
54
28.5
26.2
20-May
53
9
25
19-May
52
12.5
24.6
18-May
51
20
21
17-May
50
0
0
 Trail Days
16-May
49
0
0
 Trail Days
15-May
48
0
0
 Damascus, VA
14-May
47
3.5
14
13-May
46
7
13
12-May
45
1.4
14.7
11-May
44
3
10
10-May
43
4
22.7
9-May
42
8.9
24
8-May
41
11.8
22
7-May
40
6
11.8
6-May
39
0
0
5-May
38
0
1.5
4-May
37
11.4
8
3-May
36
12.5
15
2-May
35
3.5
12
1-May
34
0
6
 Erwin, TN
30-Apr
33
4.5
15
29-Apr
32
10.6
4.9
28-Apr
31
7
13.2
27-Apr
30
27
15
26-Apr
29
14.3
4
 Hot Springs, NC
25-Apr
28
1
3
 Hot Springs, NC
24-Apr
27
9.5
15
23-Apr
26
6
13
22-Apr
25
3
12.8
21-Apr
24
1.5
13
20-Apr
23
3.5
10
19-Apr
22
2
5
 Gatlinburg, TN
18-Apr
21
2.7
8
 Clingman's Dome
17-Apr
20
2
12.1
16-Apr
19
8
16.8
15-Apr
18
2.5
12.8
14-Apr
17
3.6
9.1
13-Apr
16
3.1
7
12-Apr
15
0
16
11-Apr
14
13.3
11
 Franklin, NC
10-Apr
13
0
0
9-Apr
12
2.5
12.2
8-Apr
11
2.7
16.2
7-Apr
10
1
7.5
6-Apr
9
2
8.1
5-Apr
8
10.4
9.4
4-Apr
7
15.5
13.2
3-Apr
6
8
11.5
2-Apr
5
4.5
7.5
1-Apr
4
7.5
8.5
 Neil's Gap
31-Mar
3
25
7.6

30-Mar
 2
31.75
9.6
29-Mar
 1
8.5
7.3

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