The AT is not wellmaintained in some parts from "summary" of A Walk in the Woods by Bill Bryson
The Appalachian Trail is more than 2,100 miles long, spanning from Georgia to Maine. For the most part, it is a well-maintained trail that offers hikers stunning views and a sense of accomplishment. However, there are certain sections of the trail that are not as well-kept as others. In these neglected areas, hikers may encounter fallen trees, overgrown vegetation, and eroded paths. The lack of maintenance can make it difficult for hikers to navigate these parts of the trail, leading to frustration and potential safety hazards. Additionally, the presence of litter and debris in these areas can detract from the natural beauty of the surroundings. While the majority of the Appalachian Trail is maintained by dedicated volunteers and organizations, there are some sections that simply do not receive the same level of attention. Factors such as budget constraints,...
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