Appalachian trail

Seems odd to try and review such a huge thing as the AT when I've really only done about 150 intermittent miles of it (scattered through NJ, PA, NH and VA), but still, I hike some sections quite regularly and will comment on those. NE PA, NW NJ are host to a fair length of the AT and the trail through these areas is very well marked and maintained. Very rocky, VERY rocky! A true ankle-turning experience, but if you take your time, injuries can be avoided. Through NE PA, the trail affords few good views, but those that there are are quite pretty. NJ provides more chances to escape the "green tunnel" and see the surrounding areas. If you get the chance, definitely try a section and see for yourself. Facilities are few and far between, but the experience is one that should at least be tried.