
Whether you're planning a thru hike or day trip, Wilderness Press Pacific Crest Trail: Northern California helps you prep for a journey that winds past stunning rivers, peaks, forests and meadows.

Explore the incredible scenery and vastness of the rugged Cascade mountain range with Pacific Crest Trail: Oregon and Washington as your comprehensive guide to this epic, well-traveled trail.

Venturing north on the PCT from the Mexico border to Yosemite or planning a day hike somewhere in between? Pacific Crest Trail: Southern California offers a comprehensive look at what lies ahead.

An indispensable guide to finding, identifying and using the region's wild medicinal plants, Pacific Northwest Medicinal Plants includes 120 plant profiles with color photographs and more.

Author Bryan MacKay takes you on 22 exceptional canoe and kayak trips in Paddle Maryland, your guide to Chesapeake Bay, the Eastern Shore and the Free State's many streams, creeks, swamps and marshes.

From the Appalachian highlands to the Gulf Coast, FalconGuides Paddling Alabama offers opportunities for kayakers, canoers, rafters, rowers and water lovers of every interest and ability-level.

Get off the beaten path! Paddling Alaska charts 36 streams, rivers and lakes within easy driving distance of population centers.

Explore the diverse natural wonders along 31 southern New England streams, rivers and coastal waterways with Paddling Connecticut and Rhode Island.

Look inside this handy paddling guidebook to find descriptions, directions, GPS coordinates for put-ins and takeouts, and maps with access points and landmarks throughout Maryland and Washington, DC.

Your guide to one of North America's premier paddling destinations, Paddling Southern Maine: Day Trips for Recreational Kayakers, Canoers and SUPers helps you find the outing you're looking for.

From the canyons of Big Bend to the cypress swamps of Pine Island Bayou, the waters of Texas have something for every paddler. Get out and explore the Lone Star State with FalconGuides Paddling Texas.

Discover 112 flatwater and whitewater routes in this definitive paddling guide to Washington.

Beginning at the river's headwaters on Columbia Lake in British Columbia, Paddling the Columbia provides comprehensive information for traveling its full 1,245 miles to the Pacific Ocean.

Explore the rich indigenous and forestry history of New Hampshire with the help of Paddling the Northern Forest Canoe Trail. It takes you through pockets of pristine backwoods full of wildlife.