Discover South Carolina's best scenic wilderness trails, historic and interpretive trails, garden walks, and oceanside rambles with this thoroughly updated guide. Whether you are a novice or seasoned hiker, you can choose from more than 200 trails and walks that delight the eyes and senses. 
Inside this guide you'll find: details about each trail's length, interconnections, access, and degree of difficulty; maps depicting elevations, trail routes, creeks, rivers, roads, and more; information on campgrounds, equestrian and bicycle trails, and trails with handicapped access; commentary on the area's history vegetation, wildlife, and current attractions. 
Hiking South Carolina Trails is the perfect companion to hiking, backpacking, and strolling through the state's most lovely landscapes.

Hiking South Carolina Trails

Sports & Outdoors

De Hart,Allen

Hiking & Camping

Globe Pequot Pr

North Carolina's Mountains-to-Sea Trail offers some of the most rewarding hiking experiences in the East. Covering nearly 1,000 miles, it stretches from Clingman's Dome, the highest peak in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, to Jockey's Ridge, the largest sand dune on the Atlantic Coast. The route, a mix of some 500 miles of designated and planned hiking trails and 500 miles of state bicycle paths also used for hiking, winds through three national parks, three national forests, seven state parks, two wilderness areas, and two wildlife refuges, as well as farming communities and small towns. The only comprehensive guide to the Mountains-to-Sea Trail, Allen de Hart's book allows hikers to hit the trail with confidence. It is organized around thirty-eight trail sections, each with detailed descriptions, maps, and photographs. De Hart discusses terrain, scenery, plant and animal life, rivers and streams, and historic sites; and his "campside stories" introduce hikers to local history and lore. Also covered are parking; provisions, camping, and lodging; rules and regulations; and health and safety tips.

Hiking North Carolina's Mountains-to-Sea Trail

The University of North Carolina Press

In this new edition of the most comprehensive guide to the trails of Virginia, Allen de Hart gives directions to and descriptions of more than 1,400 trails, noting nearby points of interest, botanical and zoological features, and characteristics of the region's terrain. From the mountains to the coast, he covers all national, state, county, and city recreational areas with hiking or interpretive trails accessible to the public. Maps and photographs supplement the descriptions. The third edition has been completely revised and updated to reflect the addition of hundreds of miles to the state's trail systems, showing which trails are best suited for foot traffic, bicycles, and horses, and which trails are handicapped-accessible. The book also includes information on how to prepare for hikes, more comprehensive introductions to parks and scenic areas, and sections on Native American and pioneer trails. This is an indispensable guide for hikers, walkers, birders, anglers, and anyone interested in exploring the Old Dominion's wealth of natural areas.

The Trails of Virginia: Hiking the Old Dominion

History

Americas

South Carolina Trails

Travel

United States

Globe Pequot Press

Describes the length, difficulty, appropriate maps, and route directions for hiking trails in each section of Virginia, including national forests, national parks, and county, municipal, and private trails

SC-HIKING OLD DOMINION (Sierra Club Totebook)

Random House, Inc.

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Trails of the Triangle: 200 Hikes in the Raleigh/Durham/Chapel Hill Area

Hart, Allen De

Specialty Travel

John F Blair Pub

Trails of the Triad: Over 140 Hikes in the Winston-Salem/Greensboro/High Point Area

The Triangle is consistently rated one of the best places in the nation to live and work. Its rapidly growing population has generated a need for housing, shopping centers, and infrastructure―and for recreational facilities. Trails of the Triangle describes over 400 trails within a 50-mile radius of the Triangle, whether on federal, state, city/county, or private property. Trails range in distance from a few yards, such as the 92-yard Honeysuckle Lane Trail in Fuquay-Varina to the 50-mile Falls Lake Trail. There are residential trails such as Shelley Lake Trail, which is so popular that it has a speed limit of 10 miles per hour and a centerline to separate traffic. There are trails in remote forests, such as the Summit Loop Trail, where you may not see another person. You can find trails for equestrians, in-line skaters, cyclists, and even the differently abled. Before his death, Allen de Hart hiked more than 53,000 miles in 46 states and 18 foreign countries. He is the author of nine books and trail guides for the Carolinas and other Southeastern states. He built his first trail with his two brothers to create a shortcut from their family’s farm to the local school. After earning a master’s degree from the University of Virginia and serving nine years in the United States Army, de Hart moved with his wife to Louisburg, NC, where he taught history and served as director of public affairs for Louisburg College.

Trails of the Triangle: Over 400 Trails in the Raleigh/Durham/Chapel Hill Area

Blair

Now completely revised and updated, North Carolina Hiking Trails is the most comprehensive guide available to the trails of the Old North State.

North Carolina Hiking Trails

UNKNO

Appalachian Mountain Club

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