Selected Articles from Past Issues

• Officials Inspect Gas Line Construction Area
• A Message from the PATH President / Parthena Martin
• Reflections from the Outgoing President / Paul Clayton
• Hiker's Bookshelf
• Officers Elected for 2001
• September Work trip Sets Record
• James River Foot Bridge Dedicated
• PATH member's AT book Published
• We Walk Among the Aliens / by Karl Kunkel
• The Peripatetic Monster Rock Shelter
• Scotty never Folds at Five / by Karl Kunkel
• Knot Maul Trail Journal
• The Hiker Hay ride / by Missy Manning
• Farewell to a Real Friend of the AT / by Karl Kunkel
• Beaver Days II: The Leveler
• Beaver Pond: First Big 1999 Project / by Karl Kunkel
• What in Blazes....?
• Radford '99 Highlights
• PATH prepares for '99 season.
• Notes from the President, by Paul Clayton
• Basic Trail Maintenance Workshop, by Marcha Hudson Cope
• Latest AT Guide to Southwest Virginia Rolls off the Press
• In Remembrance of Ralph Gurgio
• PATH, the Appalachian Trail, and the Cooperative Management System, by Parthena Martin and Gordon Burgess
• Remembering Hazel Monroe, by Kenneth Rose
• This Trail's Not Wide Enough for the Both of Us!, by Robert Rubin
• Parthena Looks Back at 1997
• PATH Agrees to Maintain Extra Miles
• New Shelter a Cooperative Effort
• From PATH's Trail Journals:
• A Short History of PATH
• Forest Service Honors PATH Members for Volunteerism
• A Shelter Construction Challenge / By Paul Clayton
• Tree Hugging, Bureaucracy and the AT
• Hiking the Georgia Loop Trail, / By Dwayne Johnson
• Lessons From an AT Section Hike / By Dwayne Rich
• New Bridge at Dry Run
• Trails Need Spring Fix up, Too / Jean Farley
• Shelters in PATH's Maintenance Area
• Chef David's Corn Casserole
• Comments on Proposed Plan for Jefferson National Forest
• Maintainer Bill Medlin Dies While Hiking
• Summerfest 2002: Chatfield Shelter Area Rehabilitation
• PATH Members Attend ATC Biennial Conference
• September Work Trip a Blazingly Good Time
• PATH Pioneers, Bob and Lib Connor
• Trail Notes
• Backpacking Seminar

Other Items of Interest

• Clearing a Path: Hacking, Raking and Shoveling, Volunteers Keep Hikers' Way Free / By Lisa O'Donnell, Winston-Salem Journal
• Path Members Keep Wilderness Open for Travel / By Karl Kunkel for the High Point Enterprise
• Volunteers Work on Appalachian Trail / By Mike Gangloff, Bland County (Va.) Messenger
• Wild Imagination / Ed Zahniser, the son of one of the originators of the Wilderness Act, gave this talk about the effect of wilderness has on people at the Southern Regional Management Conference.