The most popular nature calendar ever published, this Sierra Club classic features a wire-o binding, a week-by-week format, and 55 full-color images by some of America's leading nature photographers. Packaged in a sturdy gift box/mailer, it is perfect for holiday giving.

Sierra Club 2009 Engagement Calendar

Arts & Photography

Sierra, Club

Photography & Video

Potter Style

Sierra Club 2011 Engagement Calendar

With nearly 10 million copies sold, the Sierra Club wall calendar is a perennial favorite. The 2010 edition is, as always, the definitive one of its type, with dramatic and awe-inspiring color photographs of wild places all across the country, from Oregon to Minnesota to South Carolina, taken by world-renowned nature photographers. [BURST] A PORTION OF THE PROCEEDS GOES TO SUPPORT THE SIERRA CLUB’S EFFORTS TO PRESERVE AND PROTECT THE EARTH.

Sierra Club 2010 Wilderness Calendar

Calendar, 2011 for the world of the Sierra Club and environmental causes

Sierra Club 2011 Wilderness Calendar

Sierra Club 2012 Engagement Calendar

The most popular nature calendar ever published, this Sierra Club classic features "wire-o" binding, a week-by-week format, and 55 full-color images by some of America's leading nature photographers.

Sierra Club 2013 Engagement Calendar

With nearly 10 million copies sold, the Sierra Club wall calendar is a perennial favorite. The 2013 edition is, as always, the definitive one of its type, with dramatic and awe-inspiring color photographs of wild places all across the country, from Oregon to Minnesota to South Carolina, taken by world-renowned nature photographers.

Sierra Club 2013 Wilderness Calendar

The Sierra Club Bulletin, Vol. 6: 1906-1908 (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from The Sierra Club Bulletin, Vol. 6: 1906-1908 Every year the Sierra Club gives the lover of natural scenery an Opportunity to gratify his taste. From the Club's camp in Paradise Valley I had my first experience of a formidable mountain climb. Pitched on the slope of Mt. Rainier at an altitude of about feet, - almost at timber-line, - it was within a few moments' reach of the Nisqually Glacier, which at that point is a mass of be grimed ice and nev , furrowed crosswise with crevasses and lengthwise with moraines as far as eye can see. Be yond Paradise Valley looms the Tatoosh Range, a beauti ful little series of summits, ha-covered with a resplendent mantle of snow when we saw it. Indeed, its attractions were found so irresistible that we decided to climb its highest peak soon after establishing our main camp. A most perfect day's outing it proved to be; enough snow to make us realize its height and enough rock-work to add the spice of danger to the climbxf The summit of Pinnacle Peak afforded a magnificent view of Mt. Rainier, whose lofty white cone &#64258;ung a challenge to us across the valley. From our cloud perch we scanned the great mountain narrowly, for its conquest was to be our main effort, and our respect for its height grew as we looked. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com This book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.

Sports & Outdoors

Forgotten Books

This Revised And Updated Volume Features: -- 261 color photographs -- 19 maps -- Facility charts for each park with addresses, phone numbers, hours, and much more practical information at a glance -- Trail charts indicating length, ascent, degree of difficulty, and where to go to get away from the crowds -- Appendix identifying animals and plants commonly found in the parks.

Sierra Club Guides to the National Parks of the Desert Southwest

Travel

Food, Lodging & Transportation

Random House, Inc.

The national parks of the Pacific Southwest and Hawaii combine an unparalleled grace and nobility with qualities of otherworldliness and fantasy. This book provides a tantalizing invitation to eight parks: from the primeval Sequoia and Redwood and the legendary Yosemite to the primitive wilderness areas of Kings Canyon and Lassen Volcanic, down the California coast to the Channel Islands and across the Pacific to Haleakala, and on to the moonscape of the Hawaii volcanoes. This volume features 180 color photographs; 13 maps which include access and trail maps; facility charts for each park, providing addresses, phone numbers, hours, services for the disabled; trails charts indicating length, ascent, degree of difficulty, and where to go to get away from crowds; an Appendix identifying 75 animals and plants commonly found in the parks, with full-color photographs.

Sierra Club Guides to the National Parks of the Pacific Southwest and Hawaii (The Sierra Club guides)

United States

Random House Inc (P)

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