Terror on the Appalachian Trail

Allison delivers today's stories about murders on the Appalachian Trail in the Eastern United States.

When you think about hiking, camping & spending time outdoors, you think about getting away from it all, clearing your head while getting close to nature. John Muir, who is also known as “John of the Mountains” and “Father of National Parks”, who was an early advocate for the preservation of wilderness in the US, has a quote: “The clearest way into the Universe is through a forest wilderness.”  Today, however, we’ll be talking about the stories of the Appalachian Trail hikers who never made it back from their dream walk.

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References:

1. Wikipedia: John Muir
2. Strange Outdoors: Appalachian Trail Murders
3. National Park Foundation: Appalachian National Scenic Trail
4. NY Post: How a WWII vet and a grandma of 23 made the Appalachian Trail a phenomenon 
5. Outside: The Stranger in the Shelter

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