AMC Not Without Peril
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Chronicling 150 years of misadventure in New Hampshire's Presidential Range, this 10th anniversary edition of Not Without Peril includes a new afterword by author Nicholas Howe.
Shop similar products- This book offers extensive and intimate profiles of people who found trouble on New Hampshire's Presidental Range, from the 19th century through present day
- Together these profiles tell a compelling story about our changing relationship with the mountains we love and the risks they pose
- Among the mountains in the Presidential Range, Mount Washington is notable for its dangers and the challenge it has posed to adventurers for centuries with its severe weather
- Veteran journalist Nicholas Howe draws on his investigative skills and familiarity with the mountains of his childhood to create this gripping collection
Made in USA.
View all AMC Non-Fictional Adventures| Best Use | Casual |
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| Dimensions | 9 x 6 inches |
| Author(s) | Nicholas Howe |
| Number of Pages | 344 |
| Format | Paperback |
| ISBN-13 | 9781934028322 |
| Publisher | Appalachian Mountain Club Books |
| Copyright Year | 2009 |
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Great Book
We have had this book for years and my wife and I continually go back to it. If you are a fan of the White Mountains in NH this book is for you filled with short stories of many of the original settlers of that area. You will read amazing tales of resilience as well as tales of tragedy. You will learn about many of the people who’s names are now the labels of the very trails and mountains you climb. A great read
Must read for NH's White Mountain lovers
If you love hiking in the White Mountains, this is a must read. Howe tells stories of misadventure with a narrative that is captivating, pulling the reader in with passion and excitement that makes you recollect your own hikes. Many of the stories pull in the history of the names of many trails/lodgings in the area, such as the Observatory, the cog, Pinkham, and how they all left their mark on adventuring in the mountains.