AMC White Mountain Guide - 31st Edition
Whether you're backpacking through the Presidentials or taking a day hike to one of the region's many stunning waterfalls, the AMC White Mountain Guide is the must-have book for your adventures.
- For both day hikers and backpackers, the AMC White Mountain Guide has been a trusted, indispensable resource for 115 years
- 31st edition features turn-by-turn descriptions of more than 500 trails, as well as trip planning advice, safety information and a checklist of New Hampshire's 4,000-footers
- Hikers can discover new routes and better plan for old favorites with a list of suggested hikes in each region
- Suggested hikes include easy-to-follow trail statistics charting cumulative distance, elevation and time between waypoints
- Boxed set includes 6 pull-out topographic maps, updated to reflect the latest trail openings, closings and reroutings
- Maps include trail-segment mileage, hut, lodge, camping, shelters, wilderness-area boundaries, AMC shuttle stops and more
- Maps are GPS-charted the AMC cartography department
Made in USA.
View all AMC New England and Mid-Atlantic Hiking Guidebooks| Best Use | Hiking |
|---|---|
| State / Province | New Hampshire |
| Format | Paperback |
| Dimensions | 7.25 x 5.25 inches |
| Author(s) | Ken MacGray and Steven D. Smith |
| Publisher | AMC |
| Number of Pages | 672 |
| ISBN-13 | 9781628421408 |
| Copyright Year | 2022 |
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31 Editions!? AMC must be on to something!
As a hiker/backpacker living in NH, I've been meaning to purchase a copy of the AMC White Mountain Guide for years. While planning a day hike to North and South Kinsman, I wanted some additional insight on which trail I should pursue. This Guide, along with Falcon guide and some online resources, helped in my decision making. Comes with three fairly large scale maps, which are very helpful for planning. I do not recommend them for trail use as they aren't water proof. I will likely use them extensively in future hikes.