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Hiking:     more books (100)

John Muir Trail: The essential guide to hiking America's most famous trail by Elizabeth Wenk, Kathy Morey, 2007-07-16 Hiking Alabama, 3rd: A Guide to Alabama's Greatest Hiking Adventures (State Hiking Series) by Joe Cuhaj, 2007-09-01 Tucson Hiking Guide by Betty Leavengood, 2004-09-01 Hiking in Japan (Walking) by Richard Ryall, Craig McLachlan, et all 2009-08-01 Hiking New York, 3rd: A Guide to the State's Best Hiking Adventures (State Hiking Series) by Rhonda Ostertag, George Ostertag, 2009-05-19 Hiking Tennessee by Kelley Roark, 1996-10-01 Hiking Illinois - 2nd Edition (America's Best Day Hiking Series) by Susan Post, 2009-01-15 Hiking Ruins Seldom Seen by Dave Wilson, 2000-02-01 Hiking Grand Teton National Park, 2nd (Hiking Guide Series) by Bill Schneider, 2005-06-01 Hiking Indiana, 2nd: A Guide to the State's Greatest Hiking Adventures (State Hiking Series) by Phil Bloom, 2010-03-23 Moon California Hiking (Moon Handbooks) by Tom Stienstra, Ann Marie Brown, 2008-02-15 AMC Catskill Mountain Guide, 2nd: AMC's Comprehensive Guide to Hiking Trails in the Catskills (Appalachian Mountain Club) by Peter Kick, 2009-03-17 Hiking (101 Essential Tips) by DK Publishing, 2004-08-23 Hiking Shenandoah National Park, 3rd (Regional Hiking Series) by Bert Gildart, Jane Gildart, 2006-01-01

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41. Distant Journeys :: International Hiking Tours For The Active Traveler
    Walking and hiking trips in Europe. Company based in Maine.  
    http://www.distantjourneys.com
    
    Extractions: FRANCE ITALY ENGLAND ICELAND ... About Us Where We Go 2003 More Information S ince 1988 Distant Journeys has been leading adventure travel trips for all levels of hikers and walkers. We offer easy hotel-based trips and more demanding hut-to-hut trips. Both offer excellent ways to explore the Alps Iceland Faroe Islands Norway , several regions in France Switzerland , the Dolomites in Italy and England Our hut-to-hut hikes offer those looking for more demanding hikes a wonderful way to explore hidden areas. We travel by foot to a new location each night staying in hotels, small inns or mountain lodges also known as refuges or huts. These "hut hikes" include the Tour du Mont Blanc , the Dolomites , the Grand Traverse of the French Alps , the Haute Route , the Berner Oberland Norway Faroe Islands and Iceland . Our inn-to-inn hikes include England Coast-to-Coast Provence and the Dordogne and offer hotel lodging each night.

42. Hiking Las Vegas: Hiking Information For Southern Nevada
    Information about Red Rock Canyon, Mt. Charleston, and Lake Mead National Recreation Area.Category Regional North America Localities E East Las Vegashiking information about Red Rock Canyon, Mt. Get the selfguided hike directions.Southern Nevada Has It All. hiking * Bouldering * Rock scrambling.  
    http://www.hikinglasvegas.com/
    
    Extractions: Hiking Las Vegas respects your privacy. I do not collect email addresses, except when they are included with orders. I do not share, sell or trade email addresses with anyone. I do not use cookies to keep track of your surfing when on this site. I will not send unsolicited email to you. I treat you how you want to be treated. Subscribe to the Newsletter and download a hike

43. Hawaiian Hiking Co.
    Our personalized hikes can accommodate groups up to eight (8) people. Given proper notice, we are capable of handtailoring a trip to meet your greatest expectations.  
    http://www.maui.net/~hihiking/
    
    Extractions: Check out our new Hana Adventure Waterfall Hike Hike in Maui with Hawaiian Hiking Co. We offer you a personal experience with pristine streams, secluded waterfalls, flora and fauna beyond belief.Our guides have decades of experience and knowledge and they are proud of their island and eager to answer your questions on Hawaiian history, ethnobotany or geology. Our personalized hikes can accommodate groups up to eight (8) people. Given proper notice, we are capable of hand-tailoring a trip to meet your greatest expectations. Hikes range from 4 to 8 hours and differ in degree of difficulty. Hawaiian Hiking Co. will provide lunch as well as day packs and rain gear. We are a small family-owned business whose primary focus is to provide our clients with memories that will last a lifetime. hihiking@maui.net Tel: (808) 878-3202 Fax: (808) 878-3203 P.O. Box 903 Haiku, Maui, Hawaii 96708 ©2000 Hawaiian Hiking Co.- Maui, Hawaii Na Ala Hele Trail and Access MA99-01 PUC 4844-C

44. Hiking In The Smokies- Win A Free Llama Trek Hiking Vacation In The Great Smoky
    Offers guided llama trekking and hiking trips in the Smoky Mountains area of Tenn. and North Carolina .Category Regional North America Cocke Recreation and SportsWin a free llama trekking and hiking trip in the smokies and experiencemountains close up. Our experienced guides will escort you  
    http://www.hikinginthesmokies.com/
    
    Extractions: Enjoy guided llama trekking through the Great Smoky Mountains without carrying a backpack! Let our gentle and well trained Llama Trekking Team do all the work as you enjoy a safe, authentic and rewarding wilderness hiking experience. To set the mood for your visit to our site, click here for some hiking music. Our Llama treks vary from day (picnic) hikes to two day hiking trips or longer. We have Llama treks for the experienced hiker as well as for the entire family. English Mountain Llama Treks is authorized under a special use permit by the Pisgah and Nantahala National Forest. All of our llama trekking guides are experienced backpackers and are trained in first aid and CPR. For Llama Trekking Reservations

45. Kits's Llamas, Treking And Hiking In Olympic National Park And Olympic National
    Day and overnight/extended hiking and trekking trips in Washington's Olympic mountains.  
    http://www.northolympic.com/llamas/
    
    Extractions: P.O. Box 116, Olalla, Washington 98359 USA FAX 253-857-5141 kits@kits.seanet.com Kit's llamas are quiet, gentle, fun-loving, sensitive and inquisitive animals. Always interested in their surroundings, they are often your most attentive hiking companion. Llamas are great for family trips, groups, and individuals wishing to get out from under that heavy pack, or those wanting to take along some special luxuries. Well-handled llamas are low-impact pack animals. OUR MISSION AT KIT'S LLAMAS: To cherish nature the way it was created...... To generate wonderful memories.... To value the service and friendship of domestic animals.... To share our knowledge of creation; the mountains, the wilderness, and nature, with all it's wildlife and beauty. EXCITING AND RELAXING llama hikes for all ages, seniors to Youth, Individuals, Families, Groups with special interests, Physically and Mentally Challenged. Kit's Llamas SPECIALIZE IN THE OLYMPIC MOUNTAINS OF WASHINGTON STATE on the beautiful Olympic Peninsula. This area is located in the west-northwestern corner of Washington State south of the Straights of Juan deFuca which separates British Columbia from Washington State. The area is total wilderness with high, pristine, mountains, beautiful isolated valleys, and vistas that will take your breath away. In addition to the Olympic Mountains we also conduct trips and programs in National Parks, State Parks, County Parks, City Parks, National Forests, State Forests, Private Forests, Private Lands, and Rails-to-Trails.

46. Lancaster University Hiking Club
    Lancaster University title image, click to return to LUHC home.hiking Club title image, click to return to LUHC home.  
    http://www.comp.lancs.ac.uk/uns026/
    
    Extractions: Website Last Changed : Thursday, March 20, 2003 ; Discussion Board last updated: Fri, 10:12 PM Home Latest Club Photos Lent Diary Latest newsletter Exec Interactive Discussion Board Contact us Club mailing lists Suggest a walk Features T-shirt design Club Songbook Archives Where We Go Locations Campsite Directory Club Info General intro About the trips more... Links UK Uni Clubs LUHC Alumni more... Search the site

47. ZuluSports.com
    Site for outdoor sports enthusiasts, featuring gear reviews, tips and tricks, feature articles, and an outdoor business directory for mountain biking, hiking, skiing and snowboarding.  
    http://www.zulusports.com

48. Reviews
    Consumer opinion from OutdoorReview.com.  
    http://www.outdoorreview.com/reviews/Mens_Hiking_Backpacking_Boots/
    
    Extractions: OutdoorREVIEW.com's CHOICE award represents just what its name implies: the outdoor enthusiast's choice. It recognizes the most trusted and valued products and services selected by the enthusiasts who frequent OutdoorREVIEW.com. Products winning the CHOICE Award have received the highest ratings and most favorable consumer reviews during a one-year period (August 1, 1999 - August 1, 2000). Why Trust CHOICE Awards

49. Chattanooga Hiking Club
    Extensive listing of planned hikes with descriptions, including elevation gains. Trail access description Category Recreation Outdoors hiking OrganizationsThe Chattanooga hiking Club is a nonprofit member-supported organization that promotesa program of hiking adventures to outdoor enthusiasts of all social and  
    http://www.chattanooga.net/hiking/
    
    Extractions: the environment and believes in conservation. TRIP REPORTS (* contains pictures) NEW! Lookout Mountain Dayhike -Feb 15 Cumberland Trail Dayhike -Feb 8 NEW! Sycamore Creek Dayhike -Jan 11 Feb meeting -Feb 3 Trail Maintenance - Dec 7 Brainard Levee Dayhike - Dec 7 ... Little Frog Bushwhack - Feb 7 98* NEXT FOUR WEEKS ACTIVITIES Trail Maintenance (S) - Mar 15

50. Explorer Post 411
    Explorers scouting site includes information on the group program including hiking, camping, conservation, and outdoor controlled insanity.  
    http://www.geocities.com/Yosemite/Gorge/4941/main.html/
    
    Extractions: outdoor controlled insanity. We hope you find our website enjoyable and useful. It includes a listing of Links to important environmental Websites, along with a page of humurous environmental stories and facts. New! Classic Darwin Award Candidates Added Jan. 2000 SCCOPE 2000 , environmental conference for high school students organized by Post 411 was a great success, thank you to all who participated and helped plan the event.

51. HIKING.BE - The Belgian Hiking Website
    http://www.hiking.be/

52. Assorted Topics (Part I)
    Guide on how to prepare and what to expect. References to other sources of information.  
    http://www.k9web.com/dog-faqs/misc.01.html#l_234117
    
    Extractions: Cindy Tittle Moore cindy@k9web.com Commercial Kennels Introduce the dog to all the new things you get for a new baby: let it investigate the crib, baby clothes and that sort of thing. Dogs generally seem to know that something is up, especially as the woman gets closer to her time. After the baby is born, but before you bring it home, see if you can take something home for the dog to smell, like a blanket or an undershirt the baby had on. Let the dog smell it thoroughly. When the baby comes home, try to hold everything else normal, feeding time, any morning walks, the like. When you bring the baby in, put the dog on a down-stay and introduce the dog to the baby. Have one of the parents hold the baby in their lap and let the dog sniff the baby. Let it lick the baby if you're up to that, but do NOT let the dog nuzzle (push with its nose) or paw at the baby. It is important to introduce the dog to the baby. This makes it clear to the dog that the baby is a new member of the pack. If you exclude the dog from the baby, it may try to attack this "non-member" to protect its pack. Include the dog in the daily routine with the baby. Give it the same, if not a little more, amount of attention it always got. You do not want it to feel like it has been displaced or ignored in favor of the baby.

53. Boston Hiking Guide (with MBTA Info)
    Boston hiking Guide hiking areas near Boston Massachusetts with distance (if any)from 1. T stations (colorcoded) 2. bus routes Unwanted popup window?  
    http://www.geocities.com/Yosemite/Trails/1171/
    
    Extractions: Blue Hills Canton : Hudson; Milton Quincy : #215 (0.5 mi), #238 Lincoln Conservation/Walden Pond Lincoln Lincoln RR Sta (pkg lot) Lynn Woods Lynn Middlesex Fells Malden Oak Grove T (0.3 mi), #132; Medford : #95, #99, #100 (1 block), #134 Moose Hill Wildlife Sanctuary Sharon Sharon RR Sta (1.5 mi) Wompatuck State Park Hingham : #220 (1 mi) Medium (300-900 acres) Breakheart Reservation Saugus : #429 (0.8 mi); Wakefield Wakefield RR Sta (1.8 mi), #136/137 (1.5 mi) Franklin Park Roxbury Forest Hills T (0.5 mi), #21, #31 Horn Pond Woburn : #134 (0.2 mi), #350 (pkg lot) Prospect Hill Waltham Brandeis RR Sta (1.5 mi), #70 (0.2 mi), #70A Stony Brook Reservation West Roxbury Small (100-300 acres) Arnold Arboretum Jamaica Plain Forest Hills T (1 block), E/Forest Hills T [#39 bus] (1 block) Charles River (linear park) Boston Charles T Science Park T , various buses Chestnut Hill Reservoir Brighton D/Reservoir T (1 block)

54. 1st Class Adventures - Your Online Source For Adventure Vacations
    Link site listing adventure vacation companies worldwide including backpacking, bicycling, hiking, canoeing and kayaking, skiing, and worldwide tours..  
    http://www.1stClassAdventures.com

55. Louisiana Hiking Club
    A Louisiana hiking resource page including trail descriptions, trip information and books relevant Category Recreation Outdoors hiking OrganizationsA louisiana hiking resource page including trail descriptions, trip informationand books relevant to southern hiking. Destination Finder.  
    http://www.geocities.com/louisianahikingclub/
    
    Extractions: The Louisiana Hiking Club organized to meet the needs of Louisiana backpackers and hikers. Its goals are: In 1999, our member backpacking and dayhiking trips ranged from short outings on Louisiana's Wild Azalea Trail to trips of more than 100 miles along Arkansas' Ozark Highlands Trail . Other hikes included: Linville Gorge near Shining Rock, North Carolina; sections of the Appalachian Trail; and Alabama's Sipsey Wilderness . Make no mistakebackpacking and hiking are alive and well in Louisiana ! The Louisiana Hiking Club is a member of the American Hiking Society . Annual dues are 10 dollars per family. Meetings are held the first Thursday of each month from 7-9 pm at the Bluebonnet Library, 9200 Bluebonnet Blvd., Baton Rouge (in 2003, meetings for February, April and June will be held the second Thursday) ..Please

56. Hike Ontario, The Hiker's Home On The Web
    A nonprofit organization representing the interests of walkers and hikers in Ontario. Twenty-two hiking clubs and trail building associations are presently members, representing over 13,000 individuals.  
    http://www.hikeontario.com

57. Footprint Hiking Club
    hiking and backpacking club in South Africa. Plenty of photos and useful African linksCategory Recreation Outdoors hiking Organizations AMA POOT POOT hiking TRAIL, BALD IBIS hiking TRAIL, GROOTWATER hiking TRAIL.BOE BOES NEST hiking TRAIL, TAAIBOS hiking TRAIL, CAMEL ROC hiking TRAIL,.  
    http://www.footprint.co.za/
    
    Extractions: SECRETARY: Cheryl Moonsamy Club members on the Naukluft trail MISSION STATEMENT To offer members the opportunity to enrich their lives by partaking in environmental and socially related activities offered by the club while taking an active and responsible stance in the preservation of the environment. Why not sign our GUESTBOOK NEW! PICTORIAL TRAIL REPORTS AMA POOT POOT HIKING TRAIL BALD IBIS HIKING TRAIL GROOTWATER HIKING TRAIL BOE BOES NEST HIKING TRAIL ... WATERBERG KRUIN HIKING TRAIL OTHE PAGES A VERSE OR TWO (SOME AMATEUR POETRY) DIDINGWE RIVER LODGE HIKING WITH CHILDREN LINDENAU LODGE Have a look at Aileen's web pages " The Joys of Hiking " INDEX TO OTHER PAGES To visit other pages on this website click on a hyperlink below ors: since 24 Jan 99 Club Information Pages: Home History Philosophy Hiking Tales ... A Verse or Two (Amateur Poetry) General Hiking Advice: Hiking Equipment How to Start Hiking Hiking with Children Pictorial Trail Reports Long Distance Trails (Three days or longer) Naukluft Trail Fish River Canyon Trail Otter Trail Kilimanjaro-Marangu Route ... Amatola Trail Two Day- Backpacking Tails: Serendipity Group of Trails St. Fort Hiking Trail

58. Pictures Of Pisgah National Forest, Brevard NC - Near Fish Hatchery
    Site containing camping pictures from the hike in Pisgah National Forest, near Brevard, NC. Jess and Matt.  
    http://home.carolina.rr.com/httpd/hikepisgah/hikepisgah.html

59. Alaska Mountaineering And Hiking
    Mountaineering supplies including snow and ice protection, crampons, axes, altimeters, boots, skis, Category Recreation Climbing Gear Retailers Online Sales  
    http://www.alaskan.com/amh/

60. Hit The Trail - Grand Canyon And The Southwest
    Former Grand Canyon ranger talks about hiking and backpacking at the Grand Canyon and in the desert southwest. Learn what equipment and preparation is necessary to have a successful and enjoyable time while on your outdoor adventure.  
    http://hitthetrail.com/
    
    Extractions: Hello and welcome! Spring is showing up all over Arizona. Daffodils are blooming in the high country and the desert landscape is starting to fill up with wildflowers. Lupine, brittlebush, and globemallow are lining the highways and the desert is green from the recent rains. This third week of March is promising to bring us a little more rain and snow, although no more than an inch of accumulation of snow is expected in the high country over the next few days. Also, if you are planning on hiking down to Phantom Ranch or Bright Angel Campground anytime in the coming months, I would strongly suggest that you carry some form of water purification with you, either in the form of iodine tablets or a water filter. There have been many waterline breaks in the Phantom area, and each time there is a new break, you must get your water supply from Bright Angel Creek. Springtime is especially bad for breaks as snowmelt causes many rockslides that take out the waterline. Fortunately, the creek runs alongside both Phantom Ranch and the campground, but you will need to purify it before drinking. This applies to both campers and lodge guests! I recommend always carrying iodine tablets in your first aid kit, no matter what the circumstances. I am starting to hear from a lot of people as they make their plans for a spring trip to Grand Canyon. I've had several questions about the North Rim. Please be aware that the North Rim is closed until mid-May. The North im is closed every winter from the first major snowfall in late autumn until the road is plowed again in mid-May. Visitor services, such as restaurants, gift shops, and lodging, are open from mid-May to mid-October.

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