Comprehensive guidebook and maps for the Appalachian Trail New Hampshire and Vermont. Essential for any A.T. thru-hiker. Features topographic and profile maps with detailed trail information. Maps detail the Appalachian Trail from the NY/CT line to the NJ/PA line. Maps are treated to resist the effects of water and . . .

Comprehensive guidebook and maps for the Appalachian Trail through New Hampshire and Vermont. Essential for any A.T. thru-hiker. Features topographic and profile maps with detailed trail information. Maps cover the Appalachian Trail from the ME/NH border to the VT/MA border. Maps are treated to resist the effects of . . .

This guide covers 281 miles, from Katahdin in Baxter State Park to the New Hampshire state line. A must for through-hikers, it includes a guidebook plus topographical and profile maps that are tear- and water-resistant. 156-page softcover book; 14th edition (2004); size: 4 1/2 x 6 1/2 inches. Seven multicolor topog . . .

An indispensable sourcebook for planning your next rock climbing adventure in Connecticut. Detailed topos for all the major crags. Descriptions of hundreds of routes. Background and historical information on many of the crags. Easy-to-follow driving and approach directions to climbing and bouldering destinations. . . .

A highly entertaining, totally nonthreatening introduction to the camping and travel skills needed in a wilderness environment. Provides information on dressing and packing for the outdoors, equipment, campcraft, trip planning, outdoor hazards, low-impact camping, and more. By Allen O'Bannon with illustrations by Mik . . .

The best resource for finding campsites, from convenient roadside stopovers to secluded hike-in spots, throughout the entire New England region. Covers more than 800 campgrounds in Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont. Complete contact information and summaries of each campgroun . . .

The Adirondack Book is the most popular all-purpose guide to one of the nation's favorite natural and recreational park lands, covering campsites, trails, white-water challenges, antiques, local crafts and studios, restaurants, history, cultural events, classic diners, elegant country inns, opera, and modern dance. En . . .

The definitive climber's guide for the eastern region of New Hampshire's White Mountains. Covers Mount Washington Valley, plus the Kancamangus, Conway, Bartlett, Jackson, and Pinkham Notch areas. Route descriptions include difficulty ratings, lengths, and a detailed accounting of the obstacles faced. Photos of each . . .

Mountain travelers looking to explore everything from remote backcountry to the more well-known and popular sites will find the Longstreet Highroad Guide to the Vermont Mountains indispensable. Features great places for summer and winter activities, including hiking, camping, fishing, canoeing, downhill and cross-coun . . .

Experienced mountain travelers and f irst-time visitors will find the Longstreet Highroad Guide to the New York Adirondacks indispensable. This reference book details the best the mountains have to offer, including quiet backcountry campsites, day-long or week-long mountain climbs, or locals' favorite fishing spots. F . . .

100 best hikes throughout Vermont, both on and off the Long Trail, and a guide to the best backcountry skiing. Introduction to nearby areas in Quebec. All the major summits. Hikes for all ages and abilities. 50 black and white photos; 16 pages of color photos. 35 maps. 192 pages. Fifth edition. Author, Jared Geo . . .

From the intricate network of trails in Franconia Notch to the breathtaking 10-mile Sugar River Trail, Linda Chestney's book provides information on hundreds of miles of trail rides suitable for riders of all levels. This book provides a special appeal to the leisurely crowd who are novice to intermediate riders. Trai . . .

Some of the most scenic, interesting and challenging road rides in New England are featured in detail in this completely revised, compact cyclists guide. 46x tours, ranging from 15 to 100 miles, have proven appeal for active weekend riders and competitive cyclists alike. Trip descriptions include length, terrain type, . . .

Enjoy days of pleasure while canoeing or kayaking the flatwater lakes and ponds of New Hampshire and Vermont. Guidebook offers detailed descriptions of 55 paddling trips and 90 scenic destinations. Detailed descriptions of each lake and pond, with paddling routes, local flora and fauna, and seasonal highlights. Drivi . . .

Whether you are a novice or seasoned hiker, veteran hiker and outdoor writer Larry Pletcher will introduce you to the finest trails in the Granite State. Covers 100 trails in a variety of terrains, such as the verdant North Country forest, the challenging Caps Ridge Trail over White Mountain granite, and the shore of . . .

A cross-section of hikes in all kinds of terrain, in all regions of the Adirondacks. Serves as a traveler's companion to some of the nicest places that can easily be reached on foot or a reintroduction to old but forgotten favorites. Hike descriptions include round-trip distances, practical advice, elevation changes, . . .