Adventures on the Appalachian Trail

Watching the trail end without fanfare, without outside praise but rather with overwhelming personal success and gratification gave me hope in the spirit and steadfast resolve of mankind. It's almost tear-jerking, honestly. I will be watching this film again. In fact, if there was a 2000 Miles to Maine book, I'd buy it too. Sometimes I feel sucked into self-doubt, but this was singly the most uplifting true story I've seen since The Rookie and this didn't even have baseball in it. Review from The Glossy News by Brian White

2000 Miles to Maine is perfect for trail enthusiasts and those planning thru hikes, as well as the armchair set who want to get a fascinating glimpse of trail life and culture. A mother lode of information on trip planning, gear selection and the day to day realities of life on the trail.

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We have watched the DVD three times. Susan, my wife, and I have hiked the AT from the access trail in Georgia into North Carolina. We laughed at some of the common problems that everyone seems to run into on the first part of the trail. We found the DVD to be great entertainment.

I loved the video and have showed it to several friends who liked it as well. This has given me a good deal more perspective and will help me decide for sure to do my AT hike next year. I was very impressed.

Just got the DVD Tuesday (thanks for the prompt delivery) and enjoyed it ... especially Will's Dog (we laughed hysterically!). I did and do enjoy the video I've watched it twice so far ... I appreciate you taking the time to document and produce this.

I was at the ATC screening last summer and enjoyed your movie very much. I'm looking forward to seeing it again.

I would just like to express my thanks for such a wonderful movie. I have read many books on the AT, and section hiked some of it. Thank you for the addition to my collection

Loved 2000 Miles to Maine....truly inspiring.