Volunteers work to restore the Appalachian Trail after Helene’s destruction
Summary
Volunteers are working to fix the Appalachian Trail after Hurricane Helene caused severe damage. The hurricane led to the closure of a large part of the trail, but most of it has been reopened thanks to volunteer efforts.Key Facts
- Hurricane Helene caused heavy rain and flooding in the Southeast.
- The Appalachian Trail had 430 miles closed due to damage from the hurricane.
- The damage included fallen trees and destroyed bridges.
- Volunteers have repaired most of the trail, leaving only five miles still closed.
- Their efforts have taken several months to achieve this progress.
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