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Featuring a comprehensive directory, this guide highlights the best rail trails in Northern California, showcasing scenic routes perfect for hiking, biking, and exploring the outdoors. Each trail is detailed with information on terrain, distance, and unique features, making it an essential resource for outdoor enthusiasts looking to experience the natural beauty of the region. Ideal for both casual walkers and avid cyclists, it encourages adventure and discovery in Northern California's diverse landscapes.

Featuring detailed hike descriptions, maps, and vibrant color photos, this guide explores the most scenic waterfall hikes in Northern California. Each hike includes historical insights, trivia, and GPS coordinates, leading adventurers through state and national parks, forests, and hidden wilderness areas. It caters to both urban parks and remote locations, ensuring a comprehensive experience for waterfall enthusiasts.

Featuring nineteen accessible hikes, this guide offers detailed maps and clear descriptions tailored for outdoor enthusiasts in the Denver area. It highlights trails in the picturesque foothills of the Front Range, making it an ideal resource for both locals and visitors seeking easy adventures in nature.

Featuring 59 diverse routes, this guide covers everything from easy day hikes to challenging mountain climbs and backpacking tours in a lesser-known California park. It offers detailed descriptions and insights for outdoor enthusiasts looking to explore a variety of terrains and experiences, making it an essential companion for adventurers seeking to discover the park's hidden gems.

Set against the breathtaking backdrop of Alaska, this compilation showcases the harrowing and inspiring tales of search and rescue operations. It highlights the extraordinary bravery and dedication of pilots, troopers, military personnel, and rangers who risk their lives to help others in extreme conditions. These stories reveal the depths of human kindness and resilience in the face of adversity, offering a profound appreciation for those who serve in these critical roles.

Highlighting 45 top hiking trails in the Reno and Lake Tahoe region, this guidebook is designed for both locals and visitors. Each hike is conveniently located within an hour's drive, making it easy to explore the stunning natural landscapes and diverse terrains of the area. Perfect for outdoor enthusiasts, the book provides essential information to enhance the hiking experience.

Best Easy Day Hikes Lake Tahoe includes concise descriptions and detailed maps of 27 of the premier easy day hikes in northern California’s most popular recreational destination. The hikes circle the lake, from the west shore to the east; from the slopes below Mount Rose to South Lake Tahoe. Whether you want spectacular Tahoe views, secluded rambles, alpine tarns, or journeys through historic resorts, you’ll find them in this guide. Discover the Tahoe basin’s natural wonders by dropping into Skunk Harbor, cruising to Galena Falls, climbing along the storied Tahoe Rim and Pacific Crest Trails, and catching your breath in secluded mountain meadows.

Featuring 47 exceptional hikes near Sacramento, this guide showcases diverse landscapes, from the scenic Blue Ridge to the picturesque canyons of the American River. Each hike is carefully selected for its accessibility and natural beauty, making it perfect for outdoor enthusiasts looking to explore the stunning trails within a short drive of the city. Whether seeking challenging treks or leisurely walks, this resource offers a variety of options for all skill levels.

Mount Rainier National Park is a beautiful but sometimes deadly place. Nearly two million people visit each year, and most live to tell the tale. But if they don't travel safely-or if they're unlucky-they may find themselves victims of a climbing accident high on the mountain, lost and alone in the deep woods, or battling for survival in a sudden blizzard on the Muir Snowfield, known as one of America's most dangerous hikes. Death in Mount Rainier National Park tells the stories of more than four hundred visitors who've perished in the park over its long history, illuminating both what went wrong and ways to get it right. Book jacket.

Exploring the rich history of Denali National Park, the narrative spans over 11,000 years of human habitation, highlighting the lives of Native Americans and early explorers. The book details the conservation efforts that led to the park's establishment in 1917, celebrating its centennial. Through various perspectives, it illustrates the park's significance as a natural treasure and its evolution over time, making it a compelling read for those interested in environmental history and conservation.