Welcome ​to the website of the Susquehanna Appalachian Trail Club.  SATC is one of 31 volunteer clubs that help maintain the world's largest hiking-only path, the Appalachian Trail. We offer about 100 group hikes each year,  mostly in and around Central Pennsylvania - otherwise known to many thru hikers as "Rocksylvania". We support and practice "Leave No Trace" principles and welcome your participation!​
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Latest News:

Save The Date For The Summer Picnic – Please save the evening of Tuesday, July 16th for our annual picnic.  This year it will be held at Fort Hunter.  More info to come.  Mark it on your calendars now!  

SATC Volunteers Needed – Please consider volunteering your time at the SATC booth during any of the following events: 6/1 from 9-3 at Foundry Day in Boiling Springs; and on 6/15 from 10-3 at the Duncannon Trail Days.  Sign up for a “shift” with Sally Brossman,  sbrossman84@gmail.com.  Any time you can give will be appreciated and is a great way to earn points toward the "65 Point Challenge".  Help SATC let the communities know who we are and what we do!

65 Point Challenge Has Begun - Help SATC celebrate its 65th Birthday by participating in the 65 Point Challenge.  Members are encouraged to participate in as many club related activities as possible in order to earn 65 points.  Not only will you enjoy these numerous fun events, but by listing your involvement from March 30, 2019 through February 29, 2020, you may win a prize to be drawn at the 2020 annual banquet.  Begin tracking points now and turn in your completed form by March 1, 2020.  The 65 Point Challenge form lists the activities and their point values.  A 65 Point Challenge form can be located under the membership tab.  Any questions, contact Gail Brossman, GVB1024@aol.com. 

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What Our Members Say About SATC!

"SATC hikes are always fun and well organized. I've met many good friends by being a member." Tom N.

​"Thank you so much for organizing the A.T. Hike Across Pennsylvania series. I never would have, or could have, completed the 229 miles on my own." C.W.  

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