Guide to the John Muir Trail (Guide to the John Muir Trail)
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The John Muir Trail is perhaps the most famous trail in America. The trail passes through a land of 13,000-foot and 14,000-foot peaks, of soaring granite cliffs, of lakes literally by the thousands, of canyons 5000 feet deep. It is a land where man's trails touch only a tiny percentage of the total area, so that by leaving the Muir Trail you can find utter solitude. Perhaps best of all, it is a land blessed with the mildest, sunniest climate of any major mountain range in the world. This guidebook describes the trail both north-south and south-north. It gives point-to-point mileages both ways to the nearest tenth of a mile. Its twenty-eight two-color maps are based on corrected U. S. G. S. topo maps, and contain hundreds of updating changes in this second edition.
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Book Description
On the legendary John Muir Trail you pass through a land of 13- and 14,000-foot peaks, deep canyons, massive granite walls, and sparkling lakes. Here's the best guide to this 211-mile hiking wonderland, written by two of WP's most venerable authors. 28 2-color maps are based on corrected, updated USGS topo maps.
Guide to the John Muir Trail (Guide to the John Muir Trail),Thomas Winnett,Kathy Morey,Wilderness Press,0899972217,Backpacking,California,Guidebooks,Hiking,John Muir Trail,Reference,Travel,Travel - United States,United States - Pacific - California,United States - West - Pacific (General),Travel & holiday guides,Walking, hiking, trekking
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