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Hiking:     more books (100)

Pennsylvania Hiking Trails: Keystone Trails Association Footpath My Ass!: And Other Keen Observations Made by a Middle-aged Woman Hiking the Appalachian Trail by Theresa Croteau, 2009-10-02 North Carolina Waterfalls: A Hiking and Photography Guide by Kevin Adams, 2005-09-15 Hiking the Carolina Mountains by Danny Bernstein, 2007-03-13 Hiking Texas: A Guide to 85 of the State's Greatest Hiking Adventures 2nd edition by Laurence Parent, 2009 Afoot and Afield: Denver/Boulder and Colorado's Front Range: A Comprehensive Hiking Guide by Alan Apt, 2008-02-28 Hiking Trails of the Smokies by Great Smoky Mountains Natural History Association Staff, 1994 Hiking Nevada, 2nd: A Guide to Nevada's Greatest Hiking Adventures (State Hiking Series) by Bruce Grubbs, 2006-07-01 Afoot and Afield: San Francisco Bay Area: A Comprehensive Hiking Guide by David Weintraub, 2004-09-29 Frommer's Best Hiking Trips in Hawaii by Pamela Wright, David Thompson, et all 2009-09-08 Hiking the Southwest's Canyon Country by Sandra Hinchman, 2004-09-01 Hiking New Mexico's Aldo Leopold Wilderness by Bill Cunningham, Polly Cunningham, 2002-06-01 Boys, Bears, and a Serious Pair of Hiking Boots by Abby McDonald, 2010-04-13 Hiking Massachusetts by Benjamin B. Ames, 2002-08-01

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61. PNW-Hike
    hiking trail reviews and message board.Category Regional North America Recreation and Sports Outdoorshiking trail reviews and message board  
    http://www.halcyon.com/gpadden/hike.html

62. Riohiking
    Specializing in ecotours to Rio de Janeiro's mountains; Sugar Loaf, Corcovado, Tijuca Peak and Pedra da Gavea. Tropical rainforest trails.  
    http://www.riohiking.com.br/

63. Guided Hiking, Guides Hikes And Guided Walking Tours - New England Hiking Holida
    Offers guided hiking tours of North America, Europe, and the Pacific Rim with lodging in traditional Category Recreation Outdoors hiking Guides and OutfittersNew England hiking Holidays Offering guided hiking tours of North America, Europe,and the Pacific Rim. Country Inn, Guided hiking and Walking Holidays.  
    http://www.nehikingholidays.com/
    
    Extractions: Country Inn, Guided Hiking and Walking Holidays Footpaths by Day! Country Inns by Night! What better way to experience the outdoors than to join one of our country inn/guided hiking holidays. Does an active, outdoor vacation that doesn't mean giving up life's little luxuries appeal to you? If it does, you'll love a New England Hiking Holiday! HIKING AND WALKING! We have done all the research for you. We have sought out the best trails , both long and short, challenging and gentle. We have walks for you, we have hikes. Whether it's five miles along rolling carriage roads you desire or a steeper ascent to a rocky peak, we have both. We always have two guides per trip to accommodate both slower and faster walkers and to appeal to the casual but enthusiastic walker as well as the experienced hiker. Our groups are small and personal (around 16 people per trip) and our experienced guides are always eager to share their love and knowledge of the natural world. GREAT INNS What an array of fine inns we have for you this year. Whether it's an exquisitely restored, 15th century highwayman's inn or a luxurious, more modern mountain top chalet we are sure you'll enjoy the comforts and hospitality of your accommodations. Fine food and great beds really top off a day of hiking.

64. Camp Sloggett, Kokee, Kauai
    YWCA's Camp Sloggett in Kokee State Park, Kauai Hawaii is a perfect location for camping, hosteling, hosting company incentive retreats, family reunions, and workshops where you can enjoy hiking and biking.  
    http://www.campingkauai.com

65. Outdoors In MaineToday.com | Hiking
    lists, resources, news and features about Maine outdoor and recreation activitiesincluding biking, camping, canoeing, fishing, golf, hiking, hunting, kayaking  
    http://outdoors.mainetoday.com/hiking/
    
    Extractions: (10 images) Saturday March 22, 2003 Maine is a hiker's paradise with peaks both challenging and friendly. If you are going hiking, don't forget the proper gear. Get some tips from Carey Kish in Getting Started and peruse his Gear List. We've got information about places to hike all around the state in our region-by-region guides Interested in hiking in the White Mountains but want to avoid the crowds? Maine's slice of the national forest is scenic and serene. Get all the details and a map. The 4,000-footers make a tangible goal for hikers who aim to bag all 48 high peaks in New Hampshire and the 14 peaks in Maine. Read more about the Four Thousand Footers. Some of the best hikes in Maine are in state parks and public lands. Check the Bureau of Public Land's list of state parks and public lands for information.

66. Backpack Camping - Redirection
    Information on applying for permits to camp along any of the several hiking trails throughout the state.  
    http://dep.state.ct.us/rec/camping/backpack.htm
    
    Extractions: Backpack Camping The address for this page has changed to: www.dep.state.ct.us/stateparks/camping/backpack.htm You will be automatically redirected to this page in 10 seconds. If your browser does not support automatic redirection, please use the link above. Home Contact Us Search Feedback ... Website Legal Info Send comments or questions regarding this site to dep.webmaster@po.state.ct.us

67. WINTER HIKING & BACKPACKING !
    Tips, techniques, and gear advice.  
    http://www.backpacking.net/winter.html
    
    Extractions: " The seasons are for our enjoyment - get out in it ! " The Lightweight Backpacker There's probably a few good reasons to hang up the hiking boots during the WinterI just can't think of one ! Many of the trails that we travel in Spring, Summer, and Fall are also available during the Winter. Many public parks, cities, and towns maintain trail systems which remain accessible for Winter hiking and even snowshoeing. Some have special rules that apply to Winter use so check with them for specifics. If nothing else, it's a great way to keep those hiking muscles active. Many lowland backcountry trails are also available year-round, albeit muddy. Trails in the mountains, (although buried in deep snow) are also traversable (with the help of some special gear). With some additional education, training, and gear, there's no reason we can't be just as actively hiking in the Winter as in the other three seasons. Check it out ! Find out what's available in your area. You might be surprised at the possibilities. For the higher elevations, why not try snowshoeing ?

68. Maui's Fantastic Hiking: Welcome To Hiking Maui Where You'll Find Some Of The Mo
    Maui's Fantastic hiking, enjoy some of the most beautiful beaches, lush tropicalrain forests, and gorgeous secnery in the world, where you can enjoy scuba  
    http://www.maui.net/~tkern/hiking.html
    
    Extractions: West Maui Wailuku - Ma'alaea Kapalua - Napili Olowalu - Ma'alaea South Maui Ma'alaea - Kihei Kihei - Makena North Maui Kahului - Spreckelsville Paia - Ke'anea East Maui Ke'anea - Hana Hana - Kaupo Haleakala - Upcountry This Page Last Updated on 1/2/99 Hiking can be a incredible experience here on Maui, there is such a range of conditions and terrains. A person can choose to hike the coastline, Haleakala Crater, or any number of exotic areas within the island. West Maui has wonderful hiking. There's the striking shoreline of Dragon's Teeth and the quiet, lush beauty of Iao Valley. One of Maui's newest trails is also in West Maui, The Pali Trail, where there are spectacular views of Lanai and Kahoolawe. Eas Maui has an abundance of excellent hiking trails. In East Maui you can hike bamboo and rainforests in the Hana area, the spectacular Haleakala Crater, or historic shoreline areas of LaPerouse.

69. Stikage Outdoor Adventure Sports Equipment
    manufacturer of mountaineering, backpacking, hiking, and climbing equipment  
    http://www.stikage.com

70. RockyMountainNews.com - Colorado Mountain Club Backcountry Guide
    Join the Colorado Mountain Club! hiking in Colorado. Recent trailupdates Shanahan Ridge The Ponderosa Pine branches have begun  
    http://cfapps.insidedenver.com/backcountry/

71. Hawaii Adventures: Hiking Adventures, Mauna Kea Tours And Volcano Tours On The I
    Small, guided, hiking expeditions to many destinations not accessible by rental car, including volcano trips. Enticing picture slide show of destinations.  
    http://www.arnottslodge.com/activity.html

72. Vancouver Hiking
    Author's photos, hiking and backpacking tips, and trail information. Includes useful forms for planning Category Recreation Outdoors hiking Personal PagesVancouver hiking offers trail descriptions , photos, backpacking tips,wildlife info and more . Welcome to hiking in the Vancouver area.  
    http://vancouverhiking.tripod.com/
    
    Extractions: Vancouver Hiking Norvan Falls Coquitlam Hikes Squamish Hikes Garibaldi Lake ... Personal Page Welcome to Hiking in the Vancouver area Most Vancouver winters are six months of rain . There is a long standing joke , "What do you call two days of rain ? " The weekend ! I like to spend the month of June on the beach soaking up some much needed sun . By the end of July most of the snow on the peaks has melted ,and the sound of the " Rats with Wings " ( seagulls ) are driving me crazy Yes it's time to hit the hills and back country . Vancouver has some of the best hiking in Canada . All of it is within easy reach of the city . Here you'll find some of my favourites . I have also posted some links , pics , tips, a few maps , and some useful forms.

73. Jackson Hole, Wyoming Snowshoeing, Hiking Backpacking
    Jackson Hole, Wyoming snowshoeing, hiking backpacking trips THE HOLE hiking EXPERIENCEJoin us any Season hiking Tours, Snowshoe Tours, Backpacking Treks  
    http://www.holehike.com/
    
    Extractions: The Hole Hiking Experience offers tours throughout the year into the Teton, Gros Ventre, Snake River, and Big Hole Mountain Ranges. Your visit is enhanced when you join a local naturalist to learn about the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. Destinations are based on your expectations and physical ability. Whether you choose a day trip, backpacking trek, or multi-day adventure, we’ll handle the details while you enjoy the experience! For a fantastic winter excursion, join us to snowshoe! You will journey into a breathtaking winter wonderland with a naturalist guide. While looking for animals and identifying their tracks, we will discuss winter ecology making the landscape come alive! As you discover, your field biologist will explain. Snowshoeing is an outdoor activity that everyone can enjoy at one’s own pace. Join us for a day tour or discover this spectacular region with our five-day snowshoe package. In the spring, summer and fall, we explore the mountains by foot. Take a hike through seemingly endless mountain meadows ablaze with brilliant wildflowers or watch the sunset behind the majestic Teton Range. Backpack to truly experience nature. Regardless of the tour you choose, you will be surrounded by the impressive landscape. Your naturalist guide will acquaint you with the wildflowers, birds, wildlife, history and geology of the unique Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. By joining us, the natural world comes alive!

74. Hiking In Western New York
    s and photos of about 30 hiking and walking spots in Western New York. Most are in Erie County.  
    http://www.wnyhikes.com/

75. SMOKY MOUNTAINS HIKING CLUB
    A group of people of all ages who enjoy the outdoors together. Conducts frequent group hikes, maintains Category Regional North America Recreation and Sports OutdoorsWebsite of the Smoky Mountains hiking Club. The Copyright (c) 1997,1998,1999,2000,2001, 2002, 2003 Smoky Mountains hiking Club.  
    http://www.esper.com/smhc/

76. Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park Mill Run, Pennsylvania
    A wooded campground in the Laurel Highlands, close to white water rafting, bike and hiking trails. Offers recreational facilities and activities for all ages.  
    http://www.jellystonemillrun.com/
    
    Extractions: is a very special place. This is resort camping at its best. Our wooded campground is nestled in the beautiful Laurel Highlands close to white water rafting, bike and hiking trails. Fallingwater, the famous home designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, the world famous ski resort, Seven Springs, are just some of the outside attractions we offer. We offer recreational facilities and activities for all ages. Swimming pool, water slides, crafts, fire truck rides, train rides, wagon rides, mini golf and Yogi and friends are but a few. From pup tents to motor homes, Beautiful Rustic Cabins with all the comforts of home to Trailer Rentals, it's a camp-resort designed for the entire family. We've kept in mind that families who go camping are the kind of families who like to do things together. That's why the accent is always on FAMILY FUN here!

77. GORP.com-adventure Travel-hiking, National Parks, Travel Destinations, Gear, Boo
    Resource for outdoor sports, adventure, and travel. Includes destination, activity, and gear directories Category Recreation Outdoors DirectoriesAttractions national parks, wilderness, wildlife. Activities hiking,biking, canoeing, kayaking, rafting, climbing, skiing, camping, more.  
    http://www.gorp.com/

78. Trails
    Offers descriptions, pictures, directions, and tips for hiking several Northern British Columbia trails.  
    http://www.packcountry.com/trails.htm
    
    Extractions: This site was last updated June 26, 2001 Quick Links Tools of the trade Weather report Outdoor sports medical advice I AM Canadian and proud of it! Local Trails Always Under Construction Note: Most local trails on these pages are in the Caledonia Ramblers Trail Guide which can be purchased from most local book stores for around $9.95 (prices will vary). The trail guide contains complete trail descriptions and directions on how to get there. Who We Are The Special Stuff The Tourist Favorite The hikers, this is who we are. Mount Robson (Berg Lake Trail) - Photos - Topo. Map Trail Elevation / Change in elevation from trail head Distance Location Torpy Mountain (updated Fall '00) 6700ft / 2700ft gain Approx 15km round trip requiring a full day. You may also take Fang Mtn. to the left which is approx. a 5km round trip Highway 16 East or the Old Giscome Highway to MacGreggor then approximately 38km on the Pas Lake, Torpy and Upper Torpy roads Fang Mountain (via Fang trail) (updated Fall '00) 6397ft / 3300ft gain Approx 16km round trip requiring a full day Same as Torpy with parking just off of Pas Lake road after Pas Lake The Vineyards (not up yet) Various points Approx 20km round trip to the last peak if you have to hike from the Everett Creek FS road. If you can drive up the hill it is 15km round trip

79. UC Hiking Club
    Cal hiking and Outdoor Society. Welcome to the CHAOS home page! CHAOSis a group of UCB students, staff, Berkeley area residents Category Reference Education Berkeley Organizations  
    http://www.emf.net/~chaos/

80. Allentown Hiking Club - Allentown Pennsylvania
    Activities include hiking, walking, backpacking, climbing, cycling, and canoeing. Site features membersh Category Recreation Outdoors United States Pennsylvania The Allentown hiking Club. The Allentown hiking Club was formed in December 1931. TheAllentown hiking Club new member brochure is available to download online.  
    http://www.allentownhikingclub.org/
    
    Extractions: Activity Schedule - Wednesday, March 5, 2003 Please forward all Club related articles, thoughts, classifieds, and schedule activities to the PO Box or via email , preferably via email or on disk in any type of MS Word format. Schedule activities are currently being accepted for the period from April to June. There is now an on-line form for submitting hikes you plan on leading. You do not have to use the form in the newsletter or on-line, but if you choose not to, please include all the listed fields in your description of the activity. The Allentown Hiking Club The Allentown Hiking Club was formed in December 1931. As our bylaws state the aspiration of this club is to escape the crowded city; to walk, hike and climb for enjoyment and exercise with nature loving companions; to maintain its section of the Appalachian Trail; and to stimulate public interests in every phase of nature and the outdoors through programs and lectures. The club is sponsored by the Allentown Recreation Bureau and is a member of the Keystone Trail Association and the Appalachian Trail Conference. We maintain 10.3 miles of the Appalachian Trail, including two backcountry shelters, Allentown (north of New Tripoli) and G.W. Outerbridge (west of the Lehigh Gap).

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