Hey Everyone! I put this together to help some friends out, and realized it's probably useful to a lot of other folks. I also wanted to see if anybody had any suggestions or comments. This also applicable to Boston and DC, as those are roughly the three main places that transit to the trail goes through.
Backpacking the AT via Mass Transit from NYC: Harpers Ferry to Maine The Appalachian trails goes right by NYC, and is perfectly suited for a transit accessible section hike. In fact, the 870 mile section from the Harpers Ferry to the NH/Maine border has decent transit options every 20-50 miles, which I’ve covered in this guide. I’ve also included a segment linking to transit options in Maine, which are not as closely linked.
If you’re going to do some part of this, I highly recommend downloading the Guthook Map and buying these sections. It’s both a good map app, and a great guide to the trail, covering water sources, food resupplies, tent and lean-to sites etc. It also has comments from other hikers with the latest info on water and trail conditions
Below I’ve listed the AT mileage as found in the Guthook App (measured from the Southern Terminus in Georgia), and Transit options at each point. Using Guthook and these references, you should be able to put together any type of trip from a single overnight, all the way up to a month long backpacking trip through the entire area.
Couple of Notes: This is a wall of text, and can be intimidating. I suggest planning this out in manageable chunks. For example, I think that the Delaware Water Gap (Mile 1296) is a great start/finish point for a section, due to convenience of buses to Manhattan, and good food options. Other notably good points to get access include: Greenwood lake (1372), Harriman (1385), Garrison (1411), Harlem Valley/Wingdale (1453). These could all be looped into a short or long weekends, and this area of the trail isn’t called the “Deli to Deli” Section for nothing. The logistics are probably the easiest of the entire trail, while also being full of beauty.
Taxis: While I have provided numbers for various taxi companies, I make no guarantee as to if you’ll have a good experience. I recommend contacting them well in advance, and get a cost before you get in the car. If the cost seems unreasonable, it probably is, and I recommend contacting another service. I also haven’t listed every road crossing that you can get a taxi at. I’ve selected ones that make sense due to proximity, or being the first/last area that makes sense for a while. For pretty much all of the NY section of the trail, catching and Uber is also an option. The Trek also maintains a list of shuttles covering this whole area as well:
https://thetrek.co/appalachian-trail/accessing-the-appalachian-trail-shuttles-buses-taxis/ Amtrak: Amtrak occasionally has issues with being significantly late, especially on the line going by Harrisburg. I wouldn’t recommend planning on a close connection, and if you do, have a backup plan (ie, take a $20-$30 Uber ride to a trail head if you miss a bus).
Also, I make no guarantee that all of the options work. I as a random redditor take no responsibility for any misadventures you might have from this info. I’ve found google maps to be fairly reliable, but have included direct links to every transit operator so you can check latest schedules with them. Be sure to check everything before you go, especially with all of the uncertainty surrounding COVID. Enjoy!
1025.9 Harpers Ferry - From here you can walk a couple blocks to the train station and catch either an Amtrak or MARC train back to Washington’s Union Station. See 1048.6 for info on Union Station.
MARC:
https://s3.amazonaws.com/mta-website-staging/mta-website-staging/files/Routes+Schedules/marc_brunswick-washington.pdf Amtrak:
https://www.amtrak.com/routes/capitol-limited-train.html Or you can take it to Chicago. You do you.
1048.6 US-40 - Walk 4 miles to the Meyersville Park and Ride
https://goo.gl/maps/Q8Ajy3h7Qz9rK2jKA and catch the 505 Bus.
https://s3.amazonaws.com/mta-website-staging/mta-website-staging/files/Routes+Schedules/505.pdf This bus can take you to the Shady Grove Metro train station. You can then take the train to Washington DC’s Union Station,
https://goo.gl/maps/PyfbpJDEFbjKd3VC9 At Union Station you can catch a bus or Amtrak train back to NYC. Bus operators include: Bolt Bus:
https://www.boltbus.com/ Megabus:
https://us.megabus.com/stops Greyhound:
https://www.greyhound.com/ Note: This bus runs weekdays only
1096.3 Shippensburg Rd - This is an 8.5 mile road walk
https://goo.gl/maps/9XHQTdrzW7fAXVEj8 or call a taxi or shuttle:
Chambersburg Taxi - (717) 377-0806 Express Taxi - (717) 977-9539
Once at the Walmart you can take the CAT 81X to the Harrisburg Amtrak Station. See 1184.7 for info on Amtrak.
https://www.cattransit.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2020/06/Route-81X-Public-Schedule-2019.11.04-v2.pdf Note: This is a weekday only service
1131.9 US-11 Carlisle Pike - Walk 1.2 miles west to catch the bus at Country Club Rd. There are two buses that stop here that will take you to the Harrisburg Amtrak Station:
CAT C Bus -
https://www.cattransit.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2020/03/Route-C-Public-Schedule-2019.11.04.pdf and take it to Harrisburg Amtrak Station. Note: Route is Weekday only, but does run hourly/every other hour. Be very careful if crossing Carlisle Pike! See 1184.7 for info on Amtrak.
CAT 81X Bus -
https://www.cattransit.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2020/06/Route-81X-Public-Schedule-2019.11.04-v2.pdf 1132.7 Bernheisel Bridge Rd - There are couple options:
Walk 1.5 miles to the intersection of Farmers and Carlisle Pike.
https://goo.gl/maps/ZVbLB6R719184MuL9 Catch the CAT C bus.
https://www.cattransit.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2020/03/Route-C-Public-Schedule-2019.11.04.pdf and take it to Harrisburg Amtrak Station (see 1184.7). Note: Route is Weekday only, but does run hourly/every other hour. Be very careful if crossing Carlisle Pike!
Walk 2 miles to the Fry/Weg Warehouse and catch the CAT CY Bus.
https://goo.gl/maps/6L9r46WLZYxdbXxK8 https://www.cattransit.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2020/09/route-CY-2020-10-18.pdf Note: There are currently are only 2 trips a day, 6 days a week from here. Be very careful if crossing Carlisle Pike!
1151.3 US-22/Susquehanna River - Catch the
CAT 23X Commuter bus from the Park and ride, and take to the Harrisburg Amtrak Station
https://www.cattransit.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2020/03/Route-23X-Public-Schedule-2019.11.04.pdf Note: Route is weekdays only, and has only a few trips See 1184.7 for info on Harrisburg Amtrak Station info
1184.7 Swatara Gap - Walk along the rail trail, and then surface roads to the Mattel distribution center area
https://goo.gl/maps/jj8rapAMNgGVHwvY6 where you can catch Bus 16. From there you have two options. There are two options. One is to transfer to Bus 8 and take it to Hershey Intermodal center, and transfer to CAT Bus 322 to the Harrisburg Amtrak station.
There are several options throughout the day to take this route.
https://goo.gl/maps/kreW1xWNx3ovnf4w7 ->
https://lebanontransit.org/map-schedules/routes/route-10-old-forge-road-express/ https://lebanontransit.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Route-8-Schedule.pdf https://www.cattransit.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2020/03/Route-322-Public-Schedule-2020.03.09.pdf The other option is to take the express bus, which runs twice a day Round Trip:
https://lebanontransit.org/map-schedules/routes/harrisburg-commute-king-express-a-b-schedules/ You take the same Bus 16
https://goo.gl/maps/VzpESaLHVHG77Cup9 , and transfer to Express Bus 22
https://goo.gl/maps/GGHTXskjxnrsxbGg7 https://lebanontransit.org/map-schedules/routes/harrisburg-commute-king-express-a-b-schedules/ Live schedule updates can be found here:
http://realtime.lebanontransit.org/InfoPoint Note: Not all of these routes operate on weekends.
Google has issues with updated schedules and has issues putting these together. I recommend using the operators website to figure out transfer schedules. Both of these options will require a lot of attention to detail on the schedules to make it work. However, once in Harrisburg your options get better.
From the Harrisburg Amtrak Station, you can take: Amtrak back to NYC via Philadelphia:
https://www.amtrak.com/routes/keystone-service-train.html Greyhound Bus:
https://www.greyhound.com/ Pre-COVID there were other operators like Megabus that used to operate this route.
As an editorial note: given the disconnect between Google maps and updated schedules, this is the trickiest connection I’ve found on this list.
1220.5 PA 61/Cabelas/Hamburg - Walk 1.2 miles form the trail to the Walmart.
https://goo.gl/maps/peCcYsM2GkNZ5BB78 Take BARTA Bus 21
http://busfinder.bartabus.com/InfoPoint to the BARTA Transportation Center in Reading. Take an Ourbus to NYC
https://www.ourbus.com/ Note: Buses currently run only 3 days a week. Pickup and drop off in NYC is NOT PABT, but rather at Madison and E33rd.
1260.1 PA-248 - It’s a short walk to a stop for Bus 325. Transfer to Bus 209 to get to the Allentown Bus Terminal.
https://goo.gl/maps/f3haz8mvvctVTPc69 http://www.lantabus.com/routes-and-schedules/325-weekday/ https://www.lantabus.com/routes-and-schedules/route-209/ Note: These buses are currently weekday only. Verify schedules before travel
See 1280.5 for details on travel form the Allentown Bus Terminal
1280.5 - Wind Gap - Walk one mile to catch Bus 217, transfer to Bus 107 to the Allentown Bus Terminal.
https://goo.gl/maps/mLgqaNSvUszG99od6 or transfer to Bus 106 or 216 or 214 to get to the Easton Intermodal Center. I would suggest using Google Maps to figure out the best option to get to Easton, as there are so many options, and it varies based on time. Note Google has issues figuring out the trips back to Manhattan. I recommend directly contacting the bus operators.
https://goo.gl/maps/MPQCzWnaZ83gGThg7 https://www.lantabus.com/routes-and-schedules/route-217/ https://www.lantabus.com/routes-and-schedules/route-107/ https://www.lantabus.com/routes-and-schedules/route-106/ http://www.lantabus.com/routes-and-schedules/route-216/ https://www.lantabus.com/routes-and-schedules/route-214/ From Allentown Bus Terminal you can catch: Greyhound:
https://www.greyhound.com/en-us/bus-from-allentown-to-new-york Trailways:
https://trailways.com/schedules/bus-from-allentown-pa-to-new-york-ny/ Transbridge
https://transbridgelines.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/Allentown-Clinton-Eastbound-1-4-21.pdf Ourbus to NYC
https://www.ourbus.com/ From Easton Intermodal Center: Trailways:
https://trailways.com/schedules/bus-from-allentown-pa-to-new-york-ny/ Greyhound:
https://www.greyhound.com/en-us/bus-from-allentown-to-new-york NOTE: Not all bus routes do not run every day. Verify travel and make reservations in advance.
1296: Delaware Water Gap (DWG) - It’s a really cool area, and you can take a Martz bus from the PABT to their station located here
https://goo.gl/maps/VqYJqZXSBTkqcpLw9 and walk to the AT by the river. You can look up schedules and buy tickets here:
https://martztrailways.com/schedules/ Port = PABT Port Authority Bus Terminal in Manhattan, DWG - Delaware Water Gap
Pro Tip - There’s a bunch of great food options that you pass by walking from the bus terminal, so it’s a good place to stock up on a hot meal before setting off, or to reward yourself after finishing. I’m personally partial to Sango Kura’s Ramen/Sushi/Sake, and Joe Bosco’s BBQ.
1338: High Point State Park - At this point you’re 6.5 miles of road walking away from the Port Jervis Train station (NJ Transit). This is not a particularly fun road walk as it’s a fast, busy road, but it does have a large shoulder on one side. You can knock off a mile and half of the road walk by taking some trails to the Steenykill Lake boat launch
https://www.state.nj.us/dep/parksandforests/parks/maps/HighPointTrailsFinalDraft_reduced.pdf The better option is to call a cab, numbers for some listed below. I recommend adding a large amount of time between pickup and the train you’re going to catch. Check out Fox N Hare Brewing Company while you wait. J L Dispatching Taxi Service - (845) 856-3544 Yo Taxi - (845) 672-4171 Swift Cabs - (845) 672-4888 Port Jervis Dial A Bus - (845) 856-7999
1365: Warwick Turnpike - You will likely be able to catch an Uber from here. You have two options, either take it to catch the NJ Transit bus 197 either in Hewit NY
https://goo.gl/maps/cHzsM3u1PLaYcMAu7 or Warwick NY
https://goo.gl/maps/NhFD1KMGtJ56DDkb7 1368.5 State Line Trail - You take the turnoff and follow the state line trail down to the parking lot. There is a bus stop a couple hundred yards up the road where the 197 bus stops that will take you to Manhattan.
https://goo.gl/maps/7kP18iv1HKWHt6iW9 Map showing trail down:
https://www.njparksandforests.org/parks/maps/AbramHewittFinalDraft_reduced.pdf 1372.4 Greenwood Lake - There is a direct connector trail between the AT and Main Street in Greenwood lake. You can take the NJ Transit bus 197 to here:
https://goo.gl/maps/Ji7D6u8QRs6tZMmP7 1374.6 NY-17A - There is a bus stop near the top of the hill where NJ Transit Bus 197 makes a stop.
https://goo.gl/maps/4PuJLSQvH3oZLLew6 If riding too here, you should definitely let the bus driver know.
1383.4 East Mombasha Rd/1384.8 Orange Turnpike - It’s a ~3 mile road walk, or Uber ride to the bus stop in southfields, which is a ShortLine Bus run by Coach
https://www.coachusa.com/bus-schedules There is currently very limited schedules on this route. I would recommend the next option, or if you really need to bail here, take an uber to the Harriman Train station
https://goo.gl/maps/GZk2nuaQpenTL7re7 1385.9 Sapphire Trail/Harriman Train Station - This 2.2 mile trail goes to the Harriman Train station. This is on the Port Jervis line, so service isn’t that frequent.
https://goo.gl/maps/GZk2nuaQpenTL7re7 1386.6 NY-17/Agony Grind - The Shortline Bus by Coach stops here, although has limited service
https://www.coachusa.com/bus-schedules. As of 2021 this is not a reliable stop.
1405.7 US-9/Bear Mountain Inn - Ordinarily there is a shuttle bus between Manhattan and Bear Mountain. Due to COVID, this service has been suspended.
1407.2 Manitou - Ordinarily there is service at the Manitou station. Currently service is suspended due to COVID
http://web.mta.info/supplemental/mnserviceupdates.htm?story=1427 1411.4 Trail Junction - Side trail to
Garrison Metro North Train station. The 2 mile side trail can be viewed here
https://parks.ny.gov/documents/parks/HudsonHighlandsTrailMapSouth.pdf https://goo.gl/maps/sDT7SQTyJWvXYx3f7 navigate via Avenza's free map here
https://www.avenzamaps.com/maps/91861/hudson-highlands-state-park-trail-map-south This is currently the best access into Manhattan, as the train runs relatively frequently, and stops at Grand Central. Hopefully Guthook will add in the side trail route.
1444.1 NY-55 & 1451.7 NY-22 - 4 mile for NY-55 and 2.5 mile for NY-22 road walk to the Pawling Metro north station. There is the Appalachian Trail station at NY-22, but it has very limited hours normally and is not running due to COVID. Likely able to catch an Uber or you can call a cab:
https://goo.gl/maps/zHaB9ojB3MJnUvgZA.
Taxi services will cover this entire area too, in case you have an issue. Pawling Train Station Taxi - (845) 855-9800 Segundo's Taxi - (845) 264-3020 Pauling Taxi Service - (845) 855-8585
1453.6 Trail Junction - This junction leads 2.5 miles to the Harlem Valley Wingdale Train station
https://goo.gl/maps/JxvegjPWLJrhjzNw8 Trail map
https://imgur.com/a/itWgK3S https://www.nature.org/content/dam/tnc/nature/en/documents/pawling.pdf There are a couple of other routes possible if coming from the North. Hopefully Guthook will update the side trail.
1470.1 Macedonia Rd/ Kent CT - This is ~10 miles from the Wassaic Metro North Stop. It is a fairly quick cab ride.
https://goo.gl/maps/o3s5iBMHsxoTUHBL8 Morning Star Car Service - (845) 832-7933 Litchfield County Livery - 860-601-9143 Big Bully Taxi - 845-546-5707
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1502.3 Cobble Rd/Salisbury CT *- This is ~15 miles from the Wassaic Metro North Stop. It is a fairly quick cab ride.
https://goo.gl/maps/o3s5iBMHsxoTUHBL8 Emerald Express - (518) 592-1074 Watson Livery - (845) 464-8178
1523.8 US-7/Great Barrington - As of now in 2020, Peter Pan is no longer running a bus service from Great Barrington to NYC. A mile and a half north of where the trail crosses US-7, there is a stop for Bus 21
https://berkshirerta.com/plan-your-trip/route-21-schedule/ at the Claire Teague Senior Center. You can take this to the Lee Outlets, and transfer to Bus 2
https://berkshirerta.com/plan-your-trip/route-2-schedule/, which will take you to the Pittsfield ITC (Amtrak/bus center in Pittsfield).
https://goo.gl/maps/rGzVLzVfMrzACKiR9 These buses take awhile (it’s a 21 mile route). Note, these buses do not run on Sunday. The other faster, albeit more expensive option is to take a taxi back to Wassaic, or Catskills Amtrak station which are only 30 miles away.
Hudson Car Service - (518) 697-0056 Morning Star Car Service - (845) 832-7933
From the Pittsfield ITC, you can either take a Greyhound bus to NYC, or an Amtrak train back - both have at least one transfer, so both options take awhile. The Amtrak option also does not run every day. While I ordinarily recommend using google maps to handle the details of transit, it has issues putting it all together, especially with the schedule issues with Peter Pan. I would recommend directly checking on
https://www.amtrak.com/ and
https://www.greyhound.com/ for options.
1541.2 Jerusalem Road - You can walk 4 miles to the Lee Premium Outlets and catch Bus 2 behind the Polo Ralph Lauren
https://goo.gl/maps/XP7pyjhkR1ecUzrT6 https://berkshirerta.com/plan-your-trip/route-2-schedule/ that will bring you to the Pittsfield ITC Bus/Amtrak station. See description at 1523.8 for info on the Pittsfield ITC. Note, these buses do not run on Sunday. It should be noted that walking along Goose Pond Rd (1548.5) is a nicer, quieter, safer road walk.
1548.5 Goose Pond Road - You can walk 4 miles to the Lee Premium Outlets and catch Bus 2 behind the Polo Ralph Lauren.
https://goo.gl/maps/VoKCnn4LeJ3HZ7QCA https://berkshirerta.com/plan-your-trip/route-2-schedule/ The bus will bring you to Pittsfield ITC Bus/Amtrak station. See description at 1523.8 for info on the Pittsfield ITC. Note, these buses do not run on Sunday.
1572 Dalton- A couple blocks off the trail you can catch Bus 4
https://berkshirerta.com/plan-your-trip/route-4-schedule/ to the Pittsfield ITC.
https://goo.gl/maps/amSCrFgxnZ81naQ57 See description at 1523.8 for info on getting to and from the Pittsfield ITC. Note, these buses do not run on Sunday.
1580 Cheshire - You can catch Bus 1
https://berkshirerta.com/plan-your-trip/route-1-schedule/ to the Pittsfield ITC. See description at 1523.8 for info on getting to and from the Pittsfield ITC. Note, these buses do not run on Sunday.
https://goo.gl/maps/aW74Xdspo87ujXxY6 *
1595.4 North Adams *- You can catch Bus 3
https://berkshirerta.com/plan-your-trip/route-3-schedule/ at the Stop and Shop in North Adams, a half mile west of the trail, or walk 2 miles into downtown North Adams. Then transfer to Bus 34
https://berkshirerta.com/plan-your-trip/route-34-schedule/, and then to Bus 1
https://berkshirerta.com/plan-your-trip/route-1-schedule/ to the Pittsfield ITC.
https://goo.gl/maps/tf6YgR71RDyc86JN7 Note, these buses do not run on Sunday. See description at 1523.8 for info on getting to and from the Pittsfield ITC.
1613.8 Route-9 Bennington VT: It’s a five mile road walk into Bennington on a busy road Otherwise, there is a bus that runs a couple times a day
https://goo.gl/maps/tEJRkT7NBRczZQ3X9 https://www.greenmtncn.org/emerald-line.html (it’s the LT/AT stop). You must call the bus service at (802) 447-0477 to request a pickup at the LT/AT stop. You can also check Guthook comments for info on shuttle services. Otherwise, here are some listed taxi services. Be advised that some carriers don’t have cell phone service at the trailhead, so plan ahead when you have service on one of the mountains above the road.
Mike's ALL HOUR Taxi - (802) 379-6279 Walt’s Taxi - (802) 681-7054
Once you’re in Bennington, you would ordinarily be able to take a VT Transline to Albany for a Greyhound/Trailways bus, or Rensselaer NY for Amtrak Service back to NYC. However due to COVID Transline has suspended service. Please check
https://www.vttranslines.com/ for updates
1649.1 Prospect rock/ Manchester Center VT- It’s a 2.5 mile walk to Zoey’s Double Hex Restaurant, which is where one of the three daily buses to Albany stops, and ~4 miles to the Bus parking area where the other two stop
https://goo.gl/maps/6ZDmBwck8Lm99m2w9 Check out
https://www.vttranslines.com/bus-schedules/ for details. Note, all services are cancelled due to COVID
There are several taxi options as well: Equinox Transportation - (802) 430-9920 Mountain Drivers - (802) 772-5223 Manchester Taxi - (802) 362-4118 Northshire Taxi - (802) 345-9333
1679.9 Russell Road /Wallingford VT - It’s a 3 mile road rock to the Cumberland Farms where the VT Translines bus stops, which does daily runs to Albany.
https://goo.gl/maps/6kapAzAXjhy1Q4Mn6 See
https://www.vttranslines.com/bus-schedules/ for details. There are some folks listed in Guthook comments who do shuttles here Note, all services are cancelled due to COVID
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1686.2 VT-103 / Rutland * - There is a Ludlow Bus Route stop at the trailhead. The bus runs infrequently, so check the schedule and plan accordingly
https://goo.gl/maps/Yv4KrkcdSYxzGSsm9 https://www.thebus.com/ludlow-route/ There are also taxi options to get into Rutland, and Uber reportedly works: Timberline Transportation - (802) 345-6917 Catamount Taxi - (802) 236-0282 Tri State Transportation - (802) 855-3130
Once in Rutland, you have two options. You can either take Amtrak to NYC via Alban, or the VT Translines bus. Once in Albany you can transfer to either an Amtrak or bus back to NYC. Note, due to COVID both the Rutland Amtrak and VT Transline have been suspended.
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1706.0 - Inn at Long Trail/Rutland * - The Rutland Killington Commuter Bus stops here.
https://goo.gl/maps/m1Ksez9TCLP7fDfXA Note, this bus runs infrequently, verify schedule
https://www.thebus.com/rutland-killington-commute You can also catch a taxi into Rutland. Please see taxi options and transport to/from Rutland at 1686.2
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1750.7 Hanover NH *- You can take a bus from Hanover to White River Junction, and catch an Amtrak train back to NYC.
https://goo.gl/maps/Yu7tmFuaoFZHz1NS8 https://www.amtrak.com/ You can also catch the Dartmouth Coach
https://dartmouthcoach.com/ to Boston, and then take a bus or train back to NYC. Currently, the Amtrak service, as well as Dartmouth Coaches’ direct service to NYC is suspended due to COVID.
1803.6 Kinsman Notch/ Lincoln NH - It’s a 7 mile road walk to the 7-11 where the bus stop is
https://goo.gl/maps/YdvTtWvFw22VyRuC6 There are also several taxi companies:
Ali’s Taxi Rides: (603) 348-3914 Shuttle Connection: (603) 745-3140
Concord Coach runs a bus from Lincoln to Boston, where you can take a bus or train back to NYC.
https://concordcoachlines.com/stop/lincoln-nh/ 1819.9 I-93 /Liberty Springs Trailhead/ Lincoln NH - You can likely get a ride from one of the taxi services listed at 1803.6 back to Lincoln. The AMC Hiking shuttle also stops here, although is not running due to COVID. See
https://www.outdoors.org/lodging-camping/lodging-shuttle for details and reservations.
1847.6 Webster Cliff/Crawford notch - The shuttle services listed for Lincoln will likely work here, as does the AMC hiking shuttle, which is not running due to COVID. See
https://www.outdoors.org/lodging-camping/lodging-shuttle for details. Note, little to no cell service exists in the Notch, so plan accordingly.
1873.6 Pinkham Notch Visitors Center - Concord coach stops here, and goes to Boston.
https://concordcoachlines.com/stop/pinkham-notch-nh/ From Boston, you can catch train or bus back to NYC.
1894.8 Rattle River - This is the last access for quite some time. Concord bus has a stop in Gorham
https://concordcoachlines.com/stop/gorham-nh/, which is a 4.7 mile road walk from the AT.
https://goo.gl/maps/fyC4g9NsfDyVnQUu6 This bus will drop you off in Boston, where you can take a train or bus to NYC. Shuttle service may also be available from the Rattle River Hostel (603) 466-5049 - and others which can be found in the Guthook comments.
Maine From here through Maine, there are no regular bus routes, but options to exist. I’ve included a partial list here, and information sources. Overall the best bet besides these two points to split it up is to work with a shuttle operator.
2193 - The End/Start Mt. Katahdin - See the guide here on getting here
https://thetrek.co/appalachian-trail/get-mount-katahdin-sobos/ 2003.3 - ME-27 Carrabassett Valley - The Maine Hut to Hut trail system is nearby, and has a good rundown on transit options here
https://mainehuts.org/transportation-services. The main theme is you’ll have to take a shuttle service of some variety to Bangor, Augusta, or Portland. Where you can take a Concord Bus to Boston, or a train or bus to Boston. Since the shuttle service is to order, you can also get picked up at many othe road crossings in the Rangely/Carrabassett area. Be sure to work the details out ahead of time.
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