Below are some of our customers posing with their fully customized maps. You will see a variety of color schemes that the individual hikers chose (or helped create), and all of these contain their personal “PhotoBar” at the bottom of their map with their favorite A.T. photos.
All but one of these custom maps also has the hiker’s timeline of where they hiked each day. The timeline is sandwiched between the elevation profile and the PhotoBar, but is too small to see clearly on these images.
Note: NoBo refers to a hiker who hiked the compete A.T. (Appalachian Trail) NorthBound (Georgia to Maine), and SoBo refers to a hiker who hiked the trail SouthBound (Maine to Georgia).
Below are some final comments, from other customers. These are from map customers who ordered custom maps, but have not yet shared photographs of their mounted maps:
“ He absolutely loves it. Thank you again…this is a priceless treasure for us. ”– M.C. (who gifted a custom map to ‘Dawson Murphy’, 2019 A.T. Thru-Hiker, SoBo)All-green full-custom version.
“I showed the map off to several friends and family, all of whom could not get enough of it! I and they have nothing but positives to say, no negatives whatsoever. ” – ‘Duck’ , 2019 A.T. Thru-Hiker, NoBo (Bold hypsometric version, full custom)
“Thanks for all the hard work McGyver, the map is simply incredible! ” – mr.batman.777, via our Instagram account.
The final comments below were from a customers who own our Standard, non-customized maps:
“Just wanted to share with everyone how much I truly love the Appalachian Trail map…it is gorgeous… just what I envisioned for the wall in our mountain home. Your craftsmanship is impeccable… the quality and detail is so far above anything I’ve seen in my long search. It is so much more than a map, it is art. ” – J.G. (A.T. Hiker, Blue Ridge, GA)J.G. purchased the State Colored version.
“I got it. Oh my God, it is damn beautiful. My girlfriend and I are blown away at how beautiful it is. We haven’t worked out where it’s going to go, but it is definitely going to play a part in the future of our home. ” – Steve Adams, host of the podcast Mighty Blue on the Appalachian Trail.(That link will take you to a podcast where Steve talks about unexpectedly receiving our standard map as a gift from one of his listeners).
Later, Steve upgraded his standard state-colored map with a full-custom version which commemorated his 2019 thru-hike. That custom map is reviewed at the top of this page.
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