9 Stunning Photos of the ‘Invisible’ Appalachian Trail

This is a guest post by Raymond Salani III, author of The Appalachian Trail: Four Seasons Along the Traila new photographic collection published by Schiffer Publishing.

tThe Appalachian Trail: Four Seasons Along the Trail is a new photographic collection showcasing the landscapes, seasons and iconic scenes of the Appalachian Trail. Reflecting on author Raymond Salani III’s personal experience along the trail, this book offers a deep appreciation of its rugged beauty and timeless appeal, and is a must-have for outdoor enthusiasts.

Here is a sneak peek of 9 photographs from the book that capture the beauty of the trail.

1. The Appalachian Trail in Massachusetts in the fall

2. The Appalachian Trail at Bear Mountain, New York in winter

3. Massanutten Mountain and other blue ridges

4. New York’s Lake Tiorati from the Appalachian Trail

5. Stream on the Appalachian Trail in Vermont

6. The Appalachian Trail turning right in the southern district of Shenandoah, Virginia

7. Clarendon Gorge, Vermont

8. Northern District of Shenandoah National Park

9. Pennsylvania farmland seen from the Appalachian Trail

About the author

Raymond Salani III is an award-winning photographer who often travels more than 20 miles to capture stunning nature scenes. Published in national geography and 1X.com, is working on books about hiking the Appalachian Trail and the landscapes of the Tetons. His art reflects a passion inspired by Ansel Adams. He lives in Tinton Falls, New Jersey.

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All images, including featured image, courtesy of Raymond Salani III and Schiffer Publishing.

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