Ashby Gap Shelter
Description:
The Ashby Gap Shelter in Northern Virginia was located just west of the village of Paris. Built by the Potomac Appalachian Trail Club in the 1941 on a tract of private land, the shelter was torn down in 1955, when the AT was re-routed away from the site. The 1941 ATC Guide to the Paths of the Blue Ridge offers this description:
Ashby Gap Lean-to is situated in a clearing near the summit of the Blue Ridge on the northwest slope, a little over a mile south of Ashby Gap. It is close to the site of an old cabin.
Collection:
Trail Shelters
Date:
Unknown
Creator:
Unknown
Subject
Trail SheltersContributor
Mills KellyFormat
Black and white photographSource:
ATC Archives. Ed Garvey Photos. Virginia folder.
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Copyright Appalachian Trail Conservancy. All rights reserved.Citation
Unknown, “Ashby Gap Shelter,” Appalachian Trail Histories, accessed November 21, 2024, https://appalachiantrailhistory.org/items/show/532.
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