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One of 11 official guides to the Appalachian Trail, each of which includes a pack-sized book and up to seven separate, water-resistant maps in a resealable plastic bag. This volume covers about 225 miles of the famous footpath from Waynesboro, Virginia, at the southern end of Shenandoah National Park along...

The 4-county Catskill Park with complete trail index and guide on map backs. Magnetic north-south navigation lines, easy-to-read green overprints of state-owned land (both wilderness and wild forest). All marked and many unmarked trails, woods roads, views, parking, campgrounds, lean-tos, springs. Five-Map Set

Entirely new digital five-map set, produced using the latest GPS technology. Includes the Long Path from the George Washington Bridge to Mount Ivy, the Shore Trail along the Hudson River in the New Jersey Section of the Palisades Interstate Park, as well as hiking trails in Tallman Mountain, Blauvelt, Rockland...

All digitally produced map features Mohonk, Minnewaska and the Sam's Point Dwarf Pine Ridge Preserve with a large-scale map (20-foot contours) of the detailed Lake Mohonk and Lake Minnewaska areas! UTM grid lines, shaded-relief, green overprint for public access lands, points of interest, swimming areas. Many types (horse, mtn. bike)...

Complete trail system, including horse and (proposed) mtn. bike trails. 20-foot contours. Includes lakes, mines, beaches, x c ski trails, parking, woods roads, shelters, views, multi shaded park land boundaries. Appalachian Trail, Long Path. Historical notes.

The definitive guide to bouldering in the Shawangunks of New York, a rocky paradise with hundreds of problems. And just minutes away from the NYS Thruway! Includes photographs, complete descriptions, and detailed maps for all levels of difficulty This guide focuses on Trapps, Near Trapps, and Peter's Kill, covering more...

A complete guide to climbing in Rumney, New Hampshire, including locations, history, access, ethics, rock and protection, crag map Extensive information on the following Rumney areas: the Meadows, Orange Crush and New Wave, Main Cliff, the 5.8 Crag, the West Crags, the Northwest Crags, Outlying Areas Written by Ward Smith...

The eleven Appalachian Trail Guides published by the Appalachian Trail Conference (ATC) and three of its member clubs provide the only official descriptions of each part of the legendary 2,160 mile Appalachian National Scenic Trail from Maine to Georgia. The directions - north to south and south to north on...

Official guidebook and maps for the Appalachian Trail in Massachusetts and Connecticut—142 miles from the Vermont line to the New York line near Kent, Conn. Extensive cultural history present in the first A.T. guidebook format change in 65 years. Packaged with five four-color, waterproof topographical maps on three sheets. Paperback:...

The essential climber's guide to rock and ice routes in New York's Adirondack Park. 473 pages. Third edition. Areas covered include Keene Valley, Cascade Lakes, Whiteface, Poke-O-Moonshine, Wallface, the Northwest, the Southern Adirondacks, and many slides and remote climbs in the High Peaks Photographs are used to detail the different...

GPS Made Easy feature 112 pages of how GPS works, how to coordinate waypoints and helps you use waypoint manipulation. The fourth edition covers improvements in GPS accuracy as a result of WASS (Wide Area Augmentation System). Many new GPS receivers now accept corrective signals from this system of satellites...

Written by Jon Skyes, this book is a comprehensive guide to rock and ice climbing on Cannon Cliff and the Crags of Franconia Notch. Describes 465 rock and ice routes, more than 200 of which are new; route descriptions include difficulty ratingsR87-page softcover book, includes map, illustrations and b&w photos;...

The most comprehensive guide to rock climbing and bouldering in eastern Massachusetts. Second edition. Filled with helpful and accurate beta on more than 800 routes in 50 areas of the state Includes detailed route maps, directions, GPS coordinates Paperback; 242 pages; measures 6 x 9 inches

Detailed route maps and descriptions of fifteen of New England's best climbing locations. Covers NH's Cannon cliff, Whitehorse Ledge, Cathedral Ledge, and Rhode Island's Fort Wetherill State Park Other selections include urban cragging at Crow Hill near Boston, Connecticut's Ragged Mountain, and Vermont's Wheeler Mountain Includes climbing history for each...