This guide features sixty trails across the Green Mountain State.
(1) Introduction (2) The Green Mountain National Forest, Southern Section (3) The Taconic Range (4) The Southern Uplands (5) The Green Mountain National Forest, Northern Section (6) The Champlain Lowlands (7) The Connecticut Valley (8) The High Five (9) The Worcester Range (10) The Northern Uplands (11) The Northern Border (12) The Northeast Kingdom (13) Appendices
Vermont is a land of lush farmlands and green mountains, waterfalls and marshlands, a national forest, and the fourth-largest freshwater lake in the country. This newly revised edition of Hiking Vermont covers that ground and more in sixty of the finest hikes in Vermont. Enjoy views and rambles along the Taconic Range, poetic stops along the partially barrier-free Robert Frost Interpretive Trail, wilderness wanderings, and visits to a farmstead and a sugar bush with a nearby swimming hole. Several hikes follow sections of the Long Trail that offer rugged wilderness opportunities in manageable portions. This guide will introduce you to these natural wonders and other splendors of the Green Mountain State.
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Features:
Hikes suited to every ability
Accurate directions to popular as well as less-traveled trails
Detailed trail descriptions and easy-to-follow trail maps
Difficulty ratings, elevation gains, and special attractions for every featured hike
Publisher: Falcon
Distributor: The Globe Pequot Press
Publication Date: 05-22-2008
Pages: 208
Measurements: 9.00in X 6.00in
