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A.T. Passport

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$8.95
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Description

An official-looking passport to record your trip of a lifetime along the Appalachian Trail, this document makes a truly memorable keepsake for both thru hikers and section hikers. It includes space to allow hostels, hiker friendly lodgings, gear outfitters, select shuttle providers and many trail angels to stamp or sign your document as you hike the A.T. Many stamps are personalized for an extraordinary memento of your adventure. It weighs only 1 ounce and comes with a sealable plastic bag, so you can still go ultralight! And now post offices along the trail will stamp you’re A.T. Passport after the purchase of a one-cent stamp.

Don’t forget to take this cherished item out on your next Appalachian Trail hike!

  • 5
    Beautiful memorabilia

    Posted by Eva on Sep 14th 2020

    bought two as presents for my daugther and granddaugther. They will be hicking the Appalachian trail and I thoght it will be a nice memorabilia for them.

  • 5
    AT PASSPORT

    Posted by Michael on Aug 22nd 2020

    I am going to love this little bit of memorabilia , it will be a hoot collecting stamps , names and dates ! The perfect size in a waterproof bag that will bring pleasure in the years to come , Thank You ATC .

  • 5
    Souvenir

    Posted by Unknown on Aug 3rd 2020

    Very well made, and very official looking. It will hold up throughout the hike, sturdy!

  • 5
    I can't wait to collect stamps!!!

    Posted by Hannah on Jul 24th 2020

    I have started hiking recently with the AT as my "end game". I wanted a sort of talisman to carry with me to remind me what I'm working for and I loved the idea of the AT passport and collecting stamps along the way, just like traveling with my real passport! This passport is very high quality and I am excited to start collecting stamps for my book!

  • 5
    Perfect reminder of my goals

    Posted by Sam on Jul 3rd 2020

    A perfect reminder and motivator to push me towards my goal of the Appalachian Trail Thru hike