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5 Scenic, Historical Balds You Should Hike In Appalachia - Vimarsana News

5 Scenic, Historical Balds You Should Hike In Appalachia

Although there is great debate about the past and future of these pastoral settings, there is no denying their unparalleled beauty.

Rock slide closes off mountain roads in Pisgah National Forest following heavy rainfall - Vimarsana News

Rock slide closes off mountain roads in Pisgah National Forest following heavy rainfall

The Appalachian Ranger District of Pisgah National Forest has closed Cold Springs Road #148 and Brown Gap Road #148A in Haywood County due to a rock slide

Source: wlos.com
Ringing out the Year of the Trail: A highlight reel of trail news in 2023 - Vimarsana News

Ringing out the Year of the Trail: A highlight reel of trail news in 2023

Declared to be the Year of the Trail  more than a year before it even began, 2023 had a lot to live up to. But over the last 12 months of land pr...

Snowy start in higher elevations prompts some school closures, delays - Vimarsana News

Snowy start in higher elevations prompts some school closures, delays

Some parts of the mountains woke up to snow Wednesday morning, prompting some school districts to delay or cancel classes for the day.

Source: wlos.com
Warren Doyle Knows More About the Appalachian Trail Than Anyone. He Hates What It's Become. - Vimarsana News

Warren Doyle Knows More About the Appalachian Trail Than Anyone. He Hates What It's Become.

Doyle set a speed record on the AT 50 years ago, long before YouTubers and partying twentysomethings had flooded the iconic trail. Through his Appalachian Trail Institute, which he’s run since 1989, he’s still trying to convert a new generation of thru-hikers to his personal philosophy of what the trail should be.