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| Trekking in Ecuador (Mountaineers Books, ISBN: 9780898868241) The definitive travel guide to exploring the unique diversity and splendor of EcuadorEcuador is one of the leading Latin American destinationsDetails 30 amazing trekking adventures for all levels of hikersIncludes the history of Ecuador, its people, geography, where to stay and moreTrekking in Ecuador is The Mountaineers Books newest addition to our international trekking series. (Other books include Trekking in Bolivia, Trekking In Nepal, Trekking in Russia and Central Asia, Trekking in Tibet and Trekking Peaks of Nepal.)Ecuador, appropriately named, literally means "equator, " the invisible line that divides the Earth horizontally in two hemispheres (North and South). As one of South America's smallest countries, what it may lack in size, it makes up for with an incredible variety of trekking destinations (and other outdoor activities such as climbing and paddling), birds and wildlife. 30 trekking destinations from the coastal plains to the central highlands and eastern jungle offer something for everyone. more>> | |
| Trekking in Nepal (Mountaineers Books, ISBN: 9780898865356) The most popular guide to one of today's top adventure travel destinations--Nepal. Completely updated and expanded, this seventh edition of Trekking in Nepal: A Traveler's Guide sends trekkers to Nepal equipped with comprehensive information on the country's most rewarding routes, how to get there, what to bring, what to expect, and the people and history behind it all. It covers twenty-one major areas of Nepal, plus some alternatives and side trips, in all types of terrain. Also included in this new edition are several new routes in the Makalu Barun area near Everest. The addition of sidebars throughout provides first-hand information on history, geology, climate, national parks and conservation areas, religion, wildlife, and much more. more>> | |
| Trekking the Southern Appalachians (Mountaineers Books, ISBN: 9780898869668) A new guide describing 25 multi-day outings ranging from between 30 - 50 miles in the Southern Appalachians in the U.S. states of Georgia, Tennessee and the Carolinas. All the treks described were chosen for their unique geological, ecological, or historical significance - the guide includes “Trail Summary” charts listing directions and mileage, 3D topo maps and elevation profiles and full colour photography and graphics. more>> |
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