Update to the Southeast Section Hiker Map 10/26/25

     This afternoon, I was able to locate an open download of the Appalachian Trail map that includes shelters, trailheads, water sources, resupply points, and, most importantly, the trail centerline. This map is a significant addition to the map project and will continue to be a free resource for everyone to use!

      I have been on a few trips around the AT using other maps to plan, and I now won't need anything else but the Southeast Section Hiker Map to plan. Who doesn't love a great free resource!

    The planner can be found here, and the map has been auto-updated on the cloud.












Credits:

Huge thanks to u/Giveaway_Guy on Reddit for sharing their map. 

Link to the original map and post on Reddit here


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