Maps & Books
| Our comprehensive maps and guidebooks of New Hampshire, Maine, and Vermont are accurate and easy to use. They include sport-specific trail ratings, trail mileage between points, and route descriptions. We field-check our maps to ensure realistic, up-to-date information on the best day trips, hiking & walking excursions, and multi-sport outings of all kinds. | ||||
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| No
room in your pack for a book? By popular demand, the waterproof,
tearproof map from our White Mountains Map Book
(below) is now available separately! Updated third edition. "The map is first class..." - Conway Daily Sun |
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| White Mountains Map Book:
New Hampshire & Maine - Hiking Guidebook and Map (2nd edition map) |
$16.95
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| This
unique packet includes a 64-page guidebook with 76 day hikes, campground
listings, hut directory, campsites & cabins, pet rules, and
web sites & phone numbers. Also includes a waterproof,
tearproof map, featuring 386 trails, mileage points
for every trail, and a GPS grid. Includes updated second edition
map. "A true work of art..." - Mike Dickerman, hiking author/columnist |
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| Kancamagus Highway & Mt. Moosilauke In The White Mountains National Forest (2nd edition) |
$4.95
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| A
waterproof, tearproof guide to
a stunning National Scenic Byway. Drive, hike, walk, or take a picnic.
Dozens of trails and other points of interest within a 34-mile
east/west stretch, in a compact, car-friendly format—don't
drive "the Kanc" without it! |
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Topographic
Map - 50 day hikes of Mount Washington and the Presidential
Range, Crawford Notch, Franconia Notch, Mount Chocorua, and the North
Conway area. Featuring the Appalachian Trail and mileage between
points. |
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| Camden Hills, Maine - Hiking & Biking |
$8.95
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| Waterproof topographic map and guide to mountain summits with spectacular ocean views, sandy beaches, quiet nature preserves and freshwater lakes. Paddlers enjoy kayaking Penobscot Bay, and bikers can cycle to lighthouse, coastal towns and parks. |
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Acadia National Park, Mount Desert Island, Maine  |
$4.95
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| Acadia
National Park - Waterproof |
$8.95
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| This
clear, easy-to-use map of Acadia National Park has everything you need to plan your excursions along the roads, trails, and unique Carriage Roads of Mount Desert Island. Also available in a go-anywhere waterproof, tearproof version. |
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| Maine Southern Coast |
$4.95
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| A
day-tripper's map and guide to the best outdoor town and country activities
between Portsmouth, New Hampshire and Portland, Maine. Shows you how
to get around by bike, train, trolley, or your
trusty feet. Comprehensive coverage of beaches and lighthouses. |
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| Maine Coast by Foot, Bike or Car |
$4.95
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| This
destination map covers 20 classic day trips and 10 road biking
routes. Make the most of your vacation by quickly locating the
best of Casco Bay's lighthouses, public shorelines, and islands. Includes easy-to-use descriptions to help you explore the coast and visit public islands. Discover historic World War II bunkers and locate local Audubon sanctuaries, plus parks for birding and wildlife viewing. |
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| Peaks Island, Maine |
$4.95
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| An
island experience just minutes from downtown Portland, Maine. Great
as a day trip planner, this complete reference to what to do
while visiting Peaks includes tips on parking in Portland and
Old Port attractions. |
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| Peaks Island, Maine Poster |
$15.95
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| Once
you've been to Peaks, you'll want a souvenir. This poster of our Peaks
Island map is ready for framing. |
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| Portland
Trails, Maine (2nd edition) |
$4.95
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| Hike,
bike, walk, and just enjoy the outdoors in Portland, Maine and the
surrounding communities and islands. Proceeds help non-profit Portland
Trails accomplish its goal of creating a 30-mile network of multi-use
urban trails within Greater Portland. |
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| Northern Vermont - Hiking Trails (3rd edition) |
$5.95
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| Topographic
map - 42 day hikes and over a hundred mapped trails
of Mt. Mansfield, Stowe Village, Camel's Hump, Worcester Range, Lake Willoughby,
Cotton Brook, Little River State Park, and Lake Elmore. 6 maps
in one! |
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$4.95
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| Features
Mad River Path hikes, swimming holes, and Long Trail
hikes along the ridge from Camel's Hump to Sunset Ledge, including
shelters and camping. If you prefer the comforts of
a bed, the map lists country inns, lodges, food stores,
and gear shops in town. The Mad River Valley, home of the Sugarbush Ski Area, is known to local Vermonters simply as "The Valley". |
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| Burlington, Vermont - Hiking and Biking (2nd edition) |
$4.95
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| Three
hundred miles of road biking. Includes mountain biking, hiking,
walks, parks, and unique multi-modal transportation such as our two-ferry
bike tour around Lake Champlain. Updated second edition. |
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| Northern Vermont - Mountain Biking (2nd edition) |
$4.95
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The definitive map of both mountain bike and road rides for
Mt. Mansfield, the Stowe area, and Lamoille County.
Family fun as well as athletic challenges. Updated second edition. |
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$6.95
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| Waterproof,
tearproof topographic map and guide to over 200 miles
of trails and touring centers. Includes backcountry trails.
An extraordinary value. Updated second edition. "The only map of its kind." - Rossignol Ski |
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| Stowe, Vermont - Recreation Path |
$2.95
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| Ski
it, skate it, snowshoe it, walk it, jog it, bike it, dog walk it,
whatever it is that you like to do, just don't miss this favorite
four-season greenway in Stowe, Vermont. It's a delight! |
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| The Valley of the Mad River,
Vermont - Snowshoe Trails |
$2.95
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| Join
in the fun and snowshoe Vermont! This map shows you where to go
and how to get there. Featuring 15 guided tours and 100 miles of mapped
trails. Includes a beautifully illustrated animal track identification
guide. |
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| Canoe and Natural History Guide to the Winooski River Valley |
$4.95
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| Even
if you never "put in" on northern Vermont's lovely Winooski
River, you'll want this guidebook for its descriptions of the area's
animal and plant life and natural history. And if you do put
in, you'll find the tips on paddling useful. Find out why the Abenaki Indians called this river the Winooski... |
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