Comments on: Contact http://www.virginiahiker.com Your hiking resource to Virginia! Mon, 16 Jan 2012 22:24:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: johnny http://www.virginiahiker.com/contact/comment-page-1/#comment-15766 johnny Sat, 09 Apr 2011 23:05:48 +0000 http://www.virginiahiker.com/?page_id=58#comment-15766 Hi,I live at the foot of Mt. rogers/Whitetop Mnt. along the AT and several old trails.I am from the whitetop branch of Cherokee Indians who established the trails in the area many of which are spurs of the AT.we are trying to sell our place and it would be perfect for anyone who loves hiking and the outdoors like I do.This area is a center for hiking as it is near the old Cherokee trail renamed the Virgina creeper if any one is intrested in the history of the area or the property call me at 276-388-3099 Hi,I live at the foot of Mt. rogers/Whitetop Mnt. along the AT and several old trails.I am from the whitetop branch of Cherokee Indians who established the trails in the area many of which are spurs of the AT.we are trying to sell our place and it would be perfect for anyone who loves hiking and the outdoors like I do.This area is a center for hiking as it is near the old Cherokee trail renamed the Virgina creeper if any one is intrested in the history of the area or the property call me at 276-388-3099

]]> By: Mark Harrison http://www.virginiahiker.com/contact/comment-page-1/#comment-12814 Mark Harrison Thu, 26 Feb 2009 23:37:01 +0000 http://www.virginiahiker.com/?page_id=58#comment-12814 Hi Chris, My name is Mark Harrison; I work for Backpacker magazine, coordinating Backpacker.com's index of interactive hiking maps. This year I'm looking to increase our coverage of Virginia hiking trails and in my search for potential map correspondents I came across your site. I notice that you have a trail information section of your site, but no maps to go along with your trail listings. I'm wondering if you would be interested in collaborating with me to create maps of your favorite VA trails that we would feature on Backpacker.com (and link back to this site) and which you could also use to embed in this blog (increasing the interactivity of your own site). If you're interested, I'd be happy to give you a more thorough rundown of Backpacker's mapping initiative. Feel free to call or E-mail at your convenience. Thanks for considering it! Regards, Mark Harrison Backpacker.com 303-625-1633 mharrison@backpacker.com Hi Chris,

My name is Mark Harrison; I work for Backpacker magazine, coordinating Backpacker.com’s index of interactive hiking maps. This year I’m looking to increase our coverage of Virginia hiking trails and in my search for potential map correspondents I came across your site. I notice that you have a trail information section of your site, but no maps to go along with your trail listings. I’m wondering if you would be interested in collaborating with me to create maps of your favorite VA trails that we would feature on Backpacker.com (and link back to this site) and which you could also use to embed in this blog (increasing the interactivity of your own site). If you’re interested, I’d be happy to give you a more thorough rundown of Backpacker’s mapping initiative. Feel free to call or E-mail at your convenience. Thanks for considering it!

Regards,

Mark Harrison
Backpacker.com
303-625-1633
mharrison@backpacker.com

]]> By: Chris http://www.virginiahiker.com/contact/comment-page-1/#comment-12804 Chris Fri, 30 Jan 2009 16:44:22 +0000 http://www.virginiahiker.com/?page_id=58#comment-12804 Hi April, two of the easiest spots for you to get to on the AT would either be Harper's Ferry or the Chester Gap area right off of 66. No section of the AT is "close" to Alexandria, but you can probably be there within an hour or so drive. Check out the trails.com site for a map of the different spots http://www.trails.com/activity.aspx?area=10128#trailid=HGD110-040&lat=38.86451&lon=-78.1509&zoom=14&m=terrain&a=HK Thanks for commenting! Hi April, two of the easiest spots for you to get to on the AT would either be Harper’s Ferry or the Chester Gap area right off of 66. No section of the AT is “close” to Alexandria, but you can probably be there within an hour or so drive. Check out the trails.com site for a map of the different spots http://www.trails.com/activity.aspx?area=10128#trailid=HGD110-040&lat=38.86451&lon=-78.1509&zoom=14&m=terrain&a=HK

Thanks for commenting!

]]> By: april http://www.virginiahiker.com/contact/comment-page-1/#comment-12791 april Fri, 12 Dec 2008 18:15:03 +0000 http://www.virginiahiker.com/?page_id=58#comment-12791 Hi, I live in Alexandria. Do you know the best way for me to get to the Appalachian Trail? I just want to pick it up as close to Alexandria as I can and hike for several miles. If you have a specific address of a parking lot, or directions, that would be great. Hi,

I live in Alexandria. Do you know the best way for me to get to the Appalachian Trail? I just want to pick it up as close to Alexandria as I can and hike for several miles. If you have a specific address of a parking lot, or directions, that would be great.

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