The shelters of the Long Trail and Appalachian Trail system are incredible.  Each one I stayed at was unique and felt like a home.  Probably because it was raining most of the time and while many of the shelters only have three sides, they all have a roof.

Here are photos of most all of the shelters along the Long Trail in order of appearance, north to south.  Photos taken in 2011.

Journey’s End II Camp

Journey’s End II Camp

Shooting Star Shelter

Laura Woodward Shelter

Hazen’s Notch Camp

Tillotson Camp

Tillotson Camp

Spruce Ledge Camp

Corliss Camp

Roundtop Shelter

Roundtop Shelter

Bear Hollow Shelter

Bear Hollow Shelter

Whiteface Shelter

Beaver Meadow Lodge

Beaver Meadow Lodge

Sterling Pond Shelter*

Taft Lodge

Taft Lodge

Butler Lodge

Taylor Lodge

Puffer Shelter

Buchanan Lodge

Duck Brook Shelter

Bamforth Ridge Shelter

Bamforth Ridge Shelter

Bamforth Ridge Shelter

Montclair Glen Shelter

Cowles Cove Shelter

Birch Glen Camp

Theron Dean Shelter

Stark’s Nest

Stark’s Nest

Battell Shelter

Cooley Glen Shelter

Skyline Lodge

Boyce Shelter

Boyce Shelter

Sucker Brook Shelter

Sunrise Shelter

Governor Clement Shelter

Governor Clement Shelter

Clarendon Shelter

Minerva Hinchey Shelter

Little Rock Pond Shelter

Big Branch Shelter

Lost Pond Shelter

Peru Peak Shelter

Spruce Peak Shelter

Spruce Peak Shelter

Story Spring Shelter

Kid Gore Shelter

Melville Nauheim Shelter

Seth Warner Shelter