Hiking North Carolina : a guide to nearly 500 of North Carolina's greatest hiking trails

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North Carolina Collection (Wilson Library)

Call Number
C917.02 J68h 2007
Status
In-Library Use Only
Call Number
C917.02 J68h 2007 c. 2
Status
Available

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Summary

From the Great Smokies and the Blue Ridge Parkway to the Piedmont and the Outer Banks, this thoroughly updated and revised guide features more than 200 hiking trails in all regions of the state.

Contents

The regions -- The seasons -- Being prepared -- Zero-impact hiking -- Hiking with dogs -- Hiking with kids -- Backcountry etiquette -- Map legend -- Mountains -- Appalachian trail -- Cumberland Knob Recreation Area -- Stone Mountain State Park -- Doughton Park -- Mount Jefferson State Park -- E.B. Jeffress Park -- Boone -- Price Park -- Moses Cone Memorial Park -- Blowing Rock -- Elk River Falls Trail -- Roan Mountain -- Tanawha -- Grandfather Mountain -- Linville area -- Lost Cove area -- Harper Creek area -- Linville Gorge Wilderness -- Linville Falls Recreation Area -- Crabtree Meadows -- Mount Mitchell -- Craggy Gardens -- Asheville -- Chimney Rock Park -- Mount Pisgah area -- Shining Rock Wilderness -- Graveyard Fields -- Great Smoky Mountains National Park -- Joyce Kilmer Memorial Forest -- Highlands area -- Piedmont -- Pilot Mountain State Park -- Hanging Rock State Park -- Winston-Salem -- Greensboro -- High Point -- Eno River area -- Duke Forest -- William B. Umstead State Park -- Schenck Forest -- Raleigh -- South Mountains State Park -- Uwharrie National Forest -- Morrow Mountain State Park -- Charlotte -- Crowders Mountain State Park -- Coast -- Nags Head Woods Ecological Preserve -- Cape Hatteras National Seashore -- Cape Lookout National Seashore -- Croatan National Forest -- Bald Head Island.

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