Outdoor Lit.

[SaintNick413]

I know "lit" has a vague contemporary meaning, but I'm talking about literature. I recently posed a question about what other's favorite musical artists are; now I'm wanting to know, is there any literature (short stories, novels, non-fiction) that fans the flame of your zeal for the outdoors? It seems that I can't always get outside when I want to, but the right book could take me on a journey or deepen my passion to explore to the point that I have no choice but to trek somewhere. Any help is appreciated! 

[John]

Thoreau's Walden

The Wilderness World of John Muir edited by Edwin Way Teale

Joshua Slocum's Sailing Alone Around the World

Chris Duff's On Celtic Tides: One Man's Journey Around Ireland by Sea Kayak

Galen Rowell's In the Throne Room of the Mountain Gods

[Joe]

Any book by Wendell Berry especially his books with non-fiction essays. 

[aggieplanner]

John Graves' Goodbye to a River, or any of his other related works.

[TomIrvine]

Here's a good thread for you.

https://conversations.rei.com/t5/adventure-travel/favorite-adventure-books-and-stories/m-p/4152#M192