Appalachian trail mail drop addresses

A great topic for thru-hikers and section hikers alike!

The Appalachian Trail (AT) spans over 2,190 miles from Georgia to Maine, and mail drops are a convenient way to receive packages with supplies, food, and other essentials along the way. Here are some general guidelines and specific mail drop addresses for the AT:

General Guidelines:

  1. Mail drops must be addressed to the hiker's name, not the trail name.
  2. Use the hiker's expected arrival date as the date on the package.
  3. Include a clear and concise description of the contents in the package.
  4. Use a sturdy, waterproof package to protect the contents.
  5. Check with the post office for any specific regulations or restrictions.

Mail Drop Addresses:

Here are some specific mail drop addresses for popular sections of the AT:

Georgia:

North Carolina:

Tennessee:

Virginia:

West Virginia:

Maryland:

Pennsylvania:

New Jersey:

New York:

Connecticut:

Massachusetts:

Maine:

Remember to check with the post office for any specific regulations or restrictions before sending your mail drop. It's also a good idea to include a contact number or email address in case the package is delayed or lost. Happy hiking!