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First comprehensive, authoritative hikers guide to the entire Northeast featuring 100 carefully selected hikes with 125 photos and 29 maps, includes: |
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New
York: Two
hikes near NYC (Hudson Highlands), popular hikes in the Catskills,
and finishing with 20 of the great High Peak/Adirondack routes.
Maine:
Kathadin, Bigelow, Saddleback,
Grafton Notch, Evans Notch.
New Hampshire: Mt.
Washington and the Presidential Range, Crawford Notch, Franconia
Notch, Waterville Valley, Moosilauke, etc.
Vermont: Features
10 classic hikes in the Green Mountain State.
Massachusetts & Connecticut: Mount
Greylock, Mt. Everett, Wachusett,Bear Mtn. and Mt. Algo. |
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304 pages, 4,000'-er lists, index, 2nd edition 2005, $18.95 |
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ISBN 1-886064-22-9 |
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GRAPHICAL PREVIEW |
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Exploring the New York, Vermont & Québec shores |
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"50 different watery paths of adventure". Route descriptions augmented with maps and photographs. History, geology and environmental issues. |
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320 pages, 1st edition 2009, $17.95 |
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ISBN 978-1883789-65-7 |
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Writings of a pioneering peak-bagger, pond-hopper, and wilderness preservationist |
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Bob Marshall in the Adirondacks collects nearly forty writings about the Adirondacks by one of America's greatest champions of wilderness. These articles are part of Adirondack history and part of the history of conservation. Bob Marshall embodied the spirit of wilderness, and fought for wilderness protection throughout the US. His passion for wilderness was nurtured in the Adirondack Mountains. Hardcover, 308 pages, 6-1/4" x 9-1/4", photographs & maps |
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$24.95 |
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