Emergencies, Shuttles, & Supply Drops

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KHTA Town Guide – Emergency, Shuttles, & Supply Drops

I-69 Corridor – Martinsville Going N or S

With the completion of I-69 it is possible to reach public transportation in Martinsville.  In partnership with Greyhound, Miller Transportation offers a bus route between Evansville and Indianapolis.  In Martinsville the stop is at the south boundary of the McDonalds.  MapMyRide may provide some information.  For further info you may call 800-544-2382. Greyhound may provide information on their website.

To reach public transportation in Martinsville, one Thru-Hiker from Louisville was dropped off at the Deam Lake TrHd.  Upon reaching the Morgan Monroe North TrHd he made his way to Martinsville and then used buses to return to Louisville.

When the northern trailhead is extended to the outskirts of Martinsville, this will be a convenient way to thru-hike the trail.

 

Pathfinder Outfitters –  Serves The Entire 160 Mile KHT

Offers all services needed by hikers and backpackers

https://www.pathfinderoutfitters.com/

Steve Chafin – stevechafin@gmail.com – info@pathfinderoutfitters.com

812-340-0700

 

Go Deep Adventures – South End of the KHT

Jeff Campbell, Guide and Outfitter – 812-896-7671 

salembsw@gmail.com

https://www.facebook.com/Knobstoneshuttle/

 


Adventure Shuttles – Serves The Entire 160 Mile KHT

Offers emergency gear, water and supply drops, shuttle services, and anything else the hiker may need.

Kimberly Sue Hall (Dickerson) – 812-844-2756 – KimTreks298@gmail.com 


 

Indiana Outfitters is a website that lists a variety of resources for outdoor activities.
The Hiking Trail shuttles are in full swing now with the cooler weather. We shuttle the:
Tecumseh Trail Shuttle,
Pioneer Trail,
Extended Knobstone Trail (150 miles or any portion thereof)
and the Knobstone.
(812) 340-0700 for a reservation

KHT Hike Planning and Emergency Help:
Steve Schaftlein, 502/262-6829.

Trail Angels – Thru-Hike Support

 

Some KHTA supporter/members offer assists to thru-hikers.  Info & help may be available to carry equipment on road walk sections, provide water, or store supplies. Contact the KHTA.