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- Mountains-to-Sea Trail | North Carolina
The Mountains-to-Sea Trail is North Carolina’s state hiking trail It stretches 1,175 miles from the Great Smoky Mountains to the Outer Banks, stopping at many of our state’s most beautiful places along the way
- The Mountains-to-Sea Trail
The Mountains-to-Sea Trail is a simple footpath stretching almost 1,200 miles across North Carolina from Kuwohi in the Great Smoky Mountains to Jockey’s Ridge on the Outer Banks More than just a walk in the woods, the MST traces the diversity that is North Carolina
- Interactive Map - Mountains-to-Sea Trail
We’ve also added icons to help you find trail segments and mileage, parking, and trail alerts, as well as photos taken along the trail route The route on this map depicts the “current” route – the combination trail backroad route that people use now to complete the MST
- Trail Segments - Mountains-to-Sea Trail
The Sauratown Mountains Pilot Mountain State Park to Hanging Rock State Park 35 0 miles Difficulty: to
- Frequently Asked Questions - Mountains-to-Sea Trail
The Mountains-to-Sea Trail is as diverse as the state it showcases Depending on the section of the trail, you may see mountain vistas, rolling Piedmont farms, picture postcard colonial towns, weathered tobacco barns, old textile villages, country churches, rushing mountain streams, coastal swamps, hardwood and pine forests, lighthouses, sand
- Mountains-to-Sea Trail Guides
Friends of the Mountains-to-Sea Trail’s trail guides provide all the information needed to complete each of the 18 trail segments and alternate paddle route, including detailed hiking directions, going both east and west; information about where to get supplies, lodging, camping, food, and water along the trail; and trailheads, complete with
- Segment 5 - Mountains-to-Sea Trail
By Carolyn Sakowski and Friends of the Mountains-to-Sea Trail This segment, covering almost 85 miles, offers the hiker some of the most astounding scenery in northwestern North Carolina
- Current Conditions of the MST in Western NC, March 2025
Over 45% of the Mountains-to-Sea Trail has reopened in the mountains following Hurricane Helene So much incredible work has been done by the staffs of the National Park Service and the US Forest Service, contractors and MST volunteers to get nearly half of the trail cleared and safe for hikers
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