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A guide to the best scenic day hikes and overnight trips along the state-spanning Florida Trail, this book helps readers of all backgrounds and experience levels plan an adventure exploring natural Florida.

Guidebook to the Cleveland Way and Yorkshire Wolds Way National Trails, plus the Tabular Hills Walk link route. The guidebook also contains a 1:25,000 scale OS route map booklet of the Cleveland Way. The Cleveland Way National Trail, described in seven day stages, is a fine 177km (110 miles) walk around the North York Moors National Park from Helmsley to Filey. The Yorkshire Wolds Way is one of the quietest of Britain's National Trails and wanders for 130km (80 miles) through gentle, cultivated and sparsely populated countryside. Described here in nine day stages, from Hessle near Redcar to Filey, it links end-to-end with the Cleveland Way on the coast. Also described is the three-day, 80km (50 mile) Tabular Hills Walk, a Regional Trail that allows walkers to close the loop of the Cleveland Way and transform it into an enormous circular walk. The guidebook comes with a separate map booklet of 1:25,000 scale OS maps showing the full route of the Cleveland Way. The clear step-by-step route description links together with the map booklet at each stage along the Way, and the compact format is conveniently sized for slipping into a jacket pocket or the top of a rucksack.

Livre de poche à couverture mate avec 98 pages préformatées pour enregistrer des informations telles que le nom de la randonnée, le lieu, l'heure, la météo, les dates, les sentiers, la météo, l'emplacement, le nombre d'étoiles et les notes.

An essential 'how to' guide to exploring the British countryside, dispelling myths, offering sound advice and giving Women Of Colour the self-confidence to get outdoors. In 2019, Rhiane Fatinikun led 14 women on a walk around Hollingworth Lake, Rochdale, using rough directions from a local paper. This marked the beginning of Black Girls Hike (BGH), which quickly grew into a registered charity with 14 groups and 20 leaders empowering Black women to hike and develop new skills. Finding Your Feet is Rhiane's essential guide to exploring the British countryside, offering practical tips, favourite walks and routes from across the UK, showcasing the best of nature's beauty. Showing that you don't need to have every single thing figured out to enjoy the countryside, Rhiane's approach is can-do, resulting in a book packed with compelling narrative on her own experiences with stunning photography, interviews, info boxes and quotes. - 'Why': Rhiane's journey to a closer connection with nature and her mission to make the countryside more inclusive- 'How': Key hiking skills from route planning to kit and map reading - 'Where': Brilliant hand-picked hikes in every region of the UKFinding Your Feet is both an inspiring read and practical toolkit, dispelling myths and empowering Women of Colour to confidently explore the outdoors.

For at få en timeout fra en alt for hektisk hverdag sætter Gitte Holtze ud på en vandring ad Hærvejen. Hun forventer at finde ro og stilhed, men ikke mere end det. Det viser sig, at Hærvejen med sine cirka 500 kilometer gennem Jylland er meget mere. Gitte fortæller om at gå langsomt gennem lommer af et Danmark, der lever stille og hengemt. Om tankevækkende møder med fremmede. Om glæden ved det enkle liv i en rygsæk. Om tyste nætter alene i en dansk natur meget større, end hun troede. Om en vandring, hvor hun på forunderlig vis hele tiden får det, hun har brug for. Og om hvordan hun skridt for skridt på sin vej nordpå slipper krav og hamsterræs og finder ro og klarhed. Udgivelsen er en storskrift-udgave til svagsynede i serien MAGNUMBØGER Lindhardt og Ringhof.

Hike, sketch, repeat. This illustrated journal chronicles the incredible journey of one woman as she hikes every single step of the 2,193-mile Appalachian Trail.With a combination of vivid sketches and engaging storytelling, this book describes the full range of experiences that epitomize long-distance hiking. Through rainy shelters, sweeping views, food, flowers, and towns along the way this book captures both the extraordinary and mundane aspects of the Appalachian Trail. More than just a travelogue, this intimate portrait of Carolyn Matthews-Daut's journey tells a story of self-discovery and perseverance through the physical and mental challenges of a five-month backpacking adventure. Through it all, the author's artistic talents shine in her beautifully rendered sketches, which bring to life the stunning landscapes and unique characters that she encounters along the way. This is a must-read for anyone who loves hiking, the outdoors, and the transformative power of travel.Carolyn Matthews-Daut is an accomplished interior designer who discovered her passion for watercolor painting while studying at the University of Wisconsin, Stevens Point. Since then, she has taken her sketchbook and watercolor set with her everywhere she goes. Carolyn's love of travel and adventure has taken her around the world, from the rolling farmlands of Wisconsin to the rugged mountains of New Zealand, the picturesque islands of Bar Harbor, the bustling streets of London, and the majestic canyons of Utah. Today, she resides in Lebanon, New Hampshire with her husband and a beloved rescue puppy.

Shortlisted for the Edward Stanford Travel Book of the Year Award 2024Tim Hannigan undertakes an epic east-west journey on foot through his own homeland, from the woodlands of the Tamar Valley to the remote western region of Penwith. As he walks, he explores how the Cornwall of the popular imagination has been constructed by writers, artists and others, and how myths, projections and tropes intersect with the real Cornwall - its landscapes, histories, communities and sense of self. A richly informative tour of one of the most popular regions of Britain, The Granite Kingdom can be read as an evocative travelogue, a celebration of Cornwall's landscapes, a fascinating account of its history and cultural significance, and an unflinching exploration of uneasy questions about regional identity.

Through photography and essays, this book is a celebration of one of America's most valuable and iconic rivers and a warning demonstrating the river is a bellwether of overuse and climate change.

Over the years, the Lord has taken WG Waltz's passion for hiking and photography and has turned it into a wonderful type of ministry where he is able to share his experiences on God's green earth with readers all over the world through social media, personal testimony, and now, through this devotional. Waltz's A Hiker's Perspective Through HIS Eyes artfully combines one man's many journeys to God's beautifully crafted natural masterpieces with scriptural reflection and prayer. What started out as Waltz wanting to share with others the beautiful sights the Lord has blessed us to see has now become a passion to also share His love with so many others through His beautiful creation. Behind every photograph is a story thoughtfully told by the Lord that suggests both the past and the future to come, and Waltz seeks to show us how to change our perspective so we may see the bigger picture. It is in nature that we can experience His presence so richly and unearth the lessons that His creation holds, and God has blessed us with senses so that we may fully experience the world around us that He so lovingly created. It's Waltz's hope that the words and photographs upon these pages bless you as deeply as they have blessed him, for what we don't see in these pictures is on the other side of the horizon. May God favor you and guide you through these days, weeks, and months to come.

Waldschneisen, Bäche, dichte Hecken, Wälle, Gräben und Bäume dienten in alten Zeiten als Grenzmarkierungen. Bis in das 17. Jahrhundert wurden an manchen Orten eigens dazu Bäume gepflanzt und mit einem Beil eine Kreuzmarkierung hineingetrieben. Es wurden Warttürme gebaut und Grenzsteine gesetzt. Über Jahrhunderte entstand eine feste Grenze zwischen der Grafschaft Dortmund und den Nachbarterritorien. Mit diesem Buch folgst Du der alten Grenzziehung und triffst auf alte Reste der fast vergessenen Grenzbefestigungen um Dortmund. Mache Dich auf zu einer Zeit- und Wanderreise über alte Landwehren zu Grenzsteinen. Sagenhaftes und Wahres begegnen Dir sowie so manch schräges Gemäuer. Grundlage dieses Wanderweges ist eine Karte von 1611, die der Chronist Detmar Mulher zeichnete. Lasse Dich durch eine grüne Kulturlandschaft führen und entdecke ganz nebenbei, wie schön Dortmund und sein Umland ist. Fotos, Skizzen und persönliche Schilderungen der Autorin komplettieren das Buch.

Year after year, the 500-mile trek across Spain known as the Camino de Santiago attracts pilgrims and adventurers from around the world. Some want to check off an item on their bucket list. Others are working through grief or making difficult decisions. Many are searching for deeper meaning in life. Kevin O'Brien walked the Camino to pray. Each day of the pilgrimage, he asked God to give provision and protection to every member of his family, and as he did, he could not help but reflect on the blessings- and even miracles- that God had already given. Seeds Planted is more than a journal of the Camino experience. It is a stunning reminder that God is good, and He cares about the details of our lives. In fact, He walks with us ... every step of the way.

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The book describes the route of the Cuckmere Pilgrim Path, a 14 mile round walk through the Sussex countryside. The path links seven churches and the Long Man, a chalk hill figure. As each church is reached, the narrative of the walk breaks off and there is a section about the detailed history of the building and its setting. The route includes Alfriston, Berwick, Alciston, Selmeston, Arlington, Wilmington and Lullington.

Experience the city that never sleeps like a local: on foot! Whether you're strolling along tree-lined streets in the Village or hustling down Fifth Avenue, discover the best of the Big Apple with Moon New York City Walks.Walk through the city's coolest neighborhoods, including Soho, the West Village, the Lower East Side, Williamsburg, and more, with color-coded stops and turn-by-turn directions Find your scene with top ten lists for restaurants, nightlife, and arts and culture Get to know the real New York on six customizable walks: Stroll past icons like the Flatiron Building, the Empire State Building, and Rockefeller Center, or learn more about the history of jazz and the Harlem Renaissance. Take in jaw-dropping views along the High Line, shop the trendiest brands in the Meatpacking District, and explore world-famous galleries and museums. Cross the Williamsburg Bridge, hit a flea market, and discover coffee shops tucked among the Brooklyn warehouses. Sample authentic Chinese noodles and dim sum, comforting soul food, and old-school deli standbys, or admire the city skyline from one of New York's many rooftop bars Explore on the go with foldout maps of each walking route and a removable full-city map, all in a handy guide that fits in your pocket Discover public transportation options like bike rentals, subway, taxis, buses, and ferries With creative routes, public transit options, and a full-city map, you can explore New York at your own pace, without missing a beat.About Moon Travel Guides: Moon was founded in 1973 to empower independent, active, and conscious travel. We prioritize local businesses, outdoor recreation, and traveling strategically and sustainably. Moon Travel Guides are written by local, expert authors with great stories to tell—and they can't wait to share their favorite places with you. Check out our guides to more of the world's best cities, so you can hit the ground running! Also available: Moon Tokyo Walks, Moon Paris Walks, Moon Rome Walks, and Moon London Walks.

Poet, novelist and essayist Kenneth Steven takes us on a series of meditative quests in search of “atoms of delight”—treasures, both natural and spiritual.In this captivating collection of short pieces, each documenting a different journey through some of Scotland's most beautiful landscapes, Steven invites readers to accompany him as he seeks out crystal-clear waters, delicate orchids, plump berries, and pebbles polished by time and tide. Appreciative of the gift of silence and the value of solitude and simplicity, he takes journeys that prompt introspection, as we pause, breathe, and discover alongside him the transformative power of nature's wild places.Exploring the profound connections and peace we can find in the natural world and within ourselves, this is an evocative book that will inspire you to make your own pilgrimages, to discover the extraordinary in your surroundings when you take time for contemplation.

"In Globetrotting, Duncan Minshull, the UK's 'laureate of walking,' brings together the work of more than fifty walker-writers who have traveled the world's seven continents by foot. From the 1500s to the present day comes a memorable band of explorers and adventurers, scientists and missionaries, pleasure-seekers and literary drifters recalling their experiences and asking themselves a compelling question -- why travel this way in the first place?"

In the summer of 2019, the author and her twin sister, Marcia, began the Vezelay Route, a five-hundred mile trek dedicated to Mary Magdalene, which runs through south central France on the Camino de Santiago de Compostela. They walked from Vezelay to Nevers, hoping to return the next year to reach Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port, the gate over the Pyrenees. In 2022, as the pandemic waned, the author returned to the Voie de Vezelay, seule, to walk it alone. It was a leap of faith, just as the Fool in the Tarot flung herself wildly off the precipice, her knapsack across her back. What transpires might spur you on to set out too. No more dilly-dallying. Just catch the magic and leap. Written with humor and humility, the author details, once more, her heroine's journey and pilgrimage on the Way of St.James. 23 full color oil paintings by the author, as well as photos and a map, illustrate the book.

These 20 circular walks are a gateway to all the things that make Suffolk so special - from rolling farmland and quaint villages to iconic coastal locations and sleepy woodland paths. These short walks explore the charm and natural beauty of Suffolk's varied landscapes. At the heart of every walk is a top-rated local pub.

The first book of travels from Henry and Barbara. A road trip through Alaska and the Yukon; A hike in Glacier National Park; A hike in Iceland; Hiking in Carlsbad National Monument; and a hike on Hinchinbrook Island in Australia.

Bradt's new guide to Orkney is written by experienced writer and journalist Mark Rowe, author of Bradt's hugely popular guide to the Outer Hebrides and something of a specialist in more remote parts of Scotland. Orkney comprises 70 islands, 19 inhabited, and the focus of this guide is the 13 major inhabited islands. Masses of background information is included, from geography and geology to art, architecture and archaeology, with significant coverage of wildlife, too, as well as all the practical details you could need: when to visit, suggested itineraries, public holidays and festivals, local culture, plus accommodation and where to eat and drink. Wildlife lovers, walkers, bird-watchers, beach lovers, archaeology enthusiasts, genealogists, foodies, couples seeking escape and cyclists are all catered for, and this is an ideal guide for those who travel simply with curious minds to discover far-flung places of great cultural, historical and wildlife interest. Orkney is extraordinary. Home to Skara Brae, the most important Stone-Age village in northern Europe, it is also the site of the Neolithic henge of the Ring of Brodgar and Maeshowe chambered tomb, the entrance to which is aligned with the setting sun on the winter solstice. In fact, Orkney has so many archaeological sites it has been designated Neolithic Orkney World Heritage Site. Here, too, you'll find the Old Man of Hoy spectacular 140m-high sea stack, Scapa Flow, scene of the dramatic scuttling of the German Fleet in 1919, and Marwick Head nature reserve, the definitive wildlife location, dramatically perched on cliffs and a wonder-world for bird lovers. The archipelago also offers the world's shortest scheduled commercial flight - just two minutes, between Westray and Papa Westray - and is the location of Scotland's only wine festival and the UK's most northerly distillery. Food lovers won't be disappointed with an astonishing number of local food outlets and family producers.