Our premier hostel location along the Appalachian Trail is Rutland, VT. We've been operating as a hostel since 2012 in that location, offering hikers rides into town and a clean, affordable place to stay and clean up. Downstairs, we also run a small casual café-style restaurant named The Yellow Deli. We also have other locations along the trail: our organic Stoneybrook Farm in Hillsboro, VA (near Harper's Ferry, WV). .

Meanwhile along the Continental Divide Trail (accessible by bus) we also have a mesa property just outside the city limits of Boulder, Colorado, looking toward the Flatirons. In downtown Boulder, we also run a restaurant called The Yellow Deli. Volunteers and work trade is requested there, but come as you are! 

 When staying at any of our hostels, we don't ask for money, although donations are appreciated to help us carry on. But in exchange for your stay, we ask that you contribute some of your time and skills to help further our efforts. Whether it's carpentry or mechanical skills, helping out on the farm with garden or animal chores, or simply helping us make the meal and clean up afterward. We appreciate your help in keeping us going. 

If you need a greater time of recharging, we invite you to stay on for several days. Please help us out and improve the hostel so other hikers' experience will be even better. We appreciate any time donations anyone can give. But again, it's not an obligation or expectation — just whatever you can do.