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New Hampshire : An Explorer's Guide (3rd ed)

Travel

Christina Tree

Peter Randall

Reference

Countryman Pr

Continually updated, expanded, and improved over the course of its 14 years in print, Vermont: An Explorer's Guide presents a traveler's portrait of the state, both selective and thorough. Organized geographically, each section opens with a verbal snapshot of the region and goes on to include capsule descriptions of its finest museums and sites, activities, lodgings, restaurants, entertainment, and shops. 54 photos. 25 maps.

Vermont an Explorer's Guide (7th ed)

Peter S. Jennison

Backcountry Pubns

For more than a century, the lakes and mountains of New Hampshire have drawn vacationing city-dwellers seeking respite and recreation in the natural world. In addition, the state now offers a wealth of shopping, dining, and entertainment venues, all made accessible by a burgeoning hospitality industry. This completely updated and revised edition of the oldest travel guide to New Hampshire takes you to it all, including: Hundreds of miles of the finest hiking in New England; Fishing and boating at the gracious lakeside inns and vacation cottages of the Lakes Region; The historic homes and museums of New Hampshire's seacoast; Plus information on ski resorts, summer theater, music festivals, farmers' markets, covered bridges, art galleries, and craft shows. Special symbols highlight bargains, child-friendly establishments, and handicapped access. Detailed maps, a quick-reference "What's Where" section, and a lodging index make it easy to find your way around the state. Includes over 800 lodging and dining reviews. An independent guide; no paid listings.

New Hampshire: An Explorer's Guide (4th ed)

Arts & Photography

Photography & Video

The authors have traveled throughout Maine to provide discriminating, opinionated recommendations for travelers of all persuasions. 60 photos. 25 maps.

Maine: An Explorer's Guide

Kimberly Grant

Sought out by locals and visitors alike, this first comprehensive traveler's guide to Vermont is still the most authentic. Longtime Vermont travelers and writers Christina Tree and Peter Jennison take you beyond foliage and maple syrup, off the beaten path and down winding dirt roads into the heart of Vermont. They seek out the places that don't make it into other guidebooks to give travelers a true insider's look at the Green Mountain State. Now in its eighth edition, it includes more information on restaurants, lodgings, activities, and attractions than ever. Special symbols highlight bargains, kid- and pet-friendly establishments, and handicapped access. Handy maps, a quick-reference "What's Where" section, and a detailed index make it easy to find where you want to go and how to get there.

Vermont: An Explorer's Guide

Peter Jennison

Countryman Press

The Maine "bible" celebrates its 10th edition as the most comprehensive guide to the state. Christina Tree and Elizabeth Roundy Richards have explored every corner of the state to provide discriminating, opinionated recommendations for travelers of all stripes. From rustic sporting lodges, rafting trips, and hiking trails, to artists' colonies, historic homes, and museums, they guide readers beyond the lobster pounds and tourist trails of the heavily traveled coast, into the far reaches of this vast and beautiful state. Features include: 
• More than 1,000 dining and lodging reviews • 34 up-to-date regional and downtown maps • calendar guides to annual events and celebrations • an alphabetical "what's where" subject guide for trip planning • handy icons that point out places that offer best value, cater to families, welcome pets, and provide handicapped access 
An independently researched guide; no paid listings. 80 black &amp; white photographs, 34 maps, index.

Maine: An Explorer's Guide, Tenth Edition (Explorer's Guides)

Elizabeth Roundy Richards

Explore the gracious inns and vacation cottages of the Lakes region, the historic homes and museums of the state's major cities, and the hiking trails and scenic drives of the White Mountains and the Great North Woods. From its spectacular mountain summits to its tranquil lakes and its small but bustling coastline, New Hampshire has long been a destination for travelers seeking respite and recreation in the natural world. This completely updated fifth edition of the state's oldest travel guide provides comprehensive and trustworthy advice for travelers of every taste and budget. Here you'll find information on ski resorts, summer theater, music festivals, covered bridges, farmers' markets, art galleries, crafts shows, and much more. Features include: • Hundreds of dining reviews, from roadside diners to four-star cuisine • Opinionated listings of inns, B&amp;Bs, hotels, and vacation cottages • 16 up-to-date regional maps • Handy icons point out places that offer best value, cater to families, welcome pets, and provide handicapped access. • 60 black and white photographs € 16 maps € Index

New Hampshire : An Explorer's Guide (New Hampshire: An Explorer's Guide)

Christine Hamm

Two veteran travel writers reveal the best dining, lodging, and attractions in the Green Mountain State. Visitors and local Vermonters alike seek out this comprehensive guide, the first traveler's guide to the state and still the most authentic. From the green foothills of the Connecticut River Valley to the shores of Lake Champlain, from the peaks of the Green Mountains to the far reaches of the Northeast Kingdom, Vermont travelers and writers Christina Tree and Sally West Johnson find places that don't make it onto bus tours or into other guidebooks. Features include: • Hundreds of dining reviews, from roadside diners to four-star cuisine • Opinionated listings of inns, B&amp;Bs, hotels, and vacation cottages • 25 up-to-date regional maps • Handy icons point out places that offer best value, cater to families, welcome pets, host weddings, and provide handicapped access. • 80 black and white photographs € 25 maps € Index

Vermont : An Explorer's Guide (Vermont : An Explorer's Guide, 9th Ed)

United States

The definitive travel guide to Maine, in print for more than 20 years, just gets better and more comprehensive with each new edition. 
The "Maine bible" is the only guide you'll need to find opinionated, authoritative recommendations for travelers of every taste and budget. From rustic sporting lodges, rafting trips, and hiking trails, to artists' colonies, historic homes, and museums, the authors guide readers beyond the obvious places to the far reaches of both coastal and inland Maine. 
Features include: • Hundreds of dining recommendations, from lobster rolls to four-star cuisine • Opinionated listings of inns, B&amp;Bs, hotels, and vacation cabins • 150 black &amp; white photographs • 34 up-to-date regional and downtown maps • Calendar guides to annual events and celebrations • An alphabetical "What's Where" guide for trip planning • Handy icons point out places that offer best value, cater to families, welcome pets, and provide handicapped access • Index • An independently researched guide; no paid listings

Maine: An Explorer's Guide, Eleventh Edition

K.W. Oxnard

A newly revised and expanded edition of the most authentic and comprehensive guide to Vermont, from two veteran travel writers who know where to find the best lodging, dining, and things to see and do in the Green Mountain State. From the green foothills of the Connecticut River valley to the shores of Lake Champlain, from the peaks of the Green Mountains to the far reaches of the Northeast Kingdom, Vermont: An Explorer's Guide goes beyond Ben &amp; Jerry's and the most popular tourist destinations to include towns and communities that are off the beaten path, yet hold special interest and charm to delight travelers of all tastes and budgets. Features include: 
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<li> An alphabetical "What's Where" subject guide to aid in trip planning </li>
<li> Hundreds of dining reviews, from roadside barbecues and diners to four-star cuisine </li>
<li> Opinionated listings of inns, B&amp;Bs, hotels, and vacation cottages </li>
<li> Handy icons that point out places of extra value, family-friendly establishments, handicapped access, special venues for weddings and civil unions, and lodgings that accept pets </li>
</ul>
Vermont: An Explorer's Guide is an indispensable resource for exploring all this unique and intriguing state has to offer. 60 black &amp; white photos, 25 maps, index.

Vermont: An Explorer's Guide, 10th Edition

Sally W. Johnson

Sally West Johnson

W.W.Norton&Company

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