Conquering the Notch: The Appalachian Trail's Toughest Mile
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Trek
Hikers tackle the Mahoosuc Notch, known as the hardest mile of the Appalachian Trail, facing a challenging boulder field that requires climbing, leaping, and scrambling. Despite the physical demands and mishaps like a dropped hiking pole, the hikers persevere, eventually reaching the steep Mahoosuc Arm climb. Exhausted but determined, they push through to their campsite, looking forward to a shorter, more relaxed day ahead.