Way Ahead

Literature & Fiction

Staples, Mary Jane

Genre Fiction

Falcon

<p>Discover South Carolina's best scenic wilderness trails, historic and interpretive trails, garden walks, and oceanside rambles with this thoroughly updated guide. Whether you are a novice or seasoned hiker, you can choose from more than 200 trails and walks that delight the eyes and senses. </p>
<p>Inside this guide you'll find: details about each trail's length, interconnections, access, and degree of difficulty; maps depicting elevations, trail routes, creeks, rivers, roads, and more; information on campgrounds, equestrian and bicycle trails, and trails with handicapped access; commentary on the area's history vegetation, wildlife, and current attractions. </p>
<p>Hiking South Carolina Trails is the perfect companion to hiking, backpacking, and strolling through the state's most lovely landscapes.</p>

Hiking South Carolina Trails: Hikes along the Chatanooga Trail, Cowpens Battlefield Trail, Old Walled City Trail, Table Rock Trail, and many others (Regional Hiking Series)

Allen De Hart

Travel

<p>An information-packed tool for the novice or handy reference for the veteran. Distills years of knowledge in an affordable and portable book.<br></p>

Basic Essentials Edible Wild Plants & Useful Herbs, 2nd (Basic Essentials Series)

Science & Math

Jim Meuninck

Biological Sciences

<p>Essential information on choosing the right sit-on-top kayak; picking the proper paddle and accessories; performing forward, steering, and bracing strokes; equipping a sit-on-top for fishing, diving, and photography; and transporting a sit-on-top from the garage to the water.<br></p>

Basic Essentials Sit-on-Top Kayaking (Basic Essentials Series)

Sports & Outdoors

Dennis O. Stuhaug

Water Sports

Descriptions of 126 hot springs to hike in Idaho, Washington, Oregon, and British Columbia.

Hiking Hot Springs in the Pacific Northwest, 3rd (Regional Hiking Series)

Evie Litton

Hiking & Camping

<p>This latest addition to the Falcon <i>Fishing</i> series tackles the great angling state of Colorado. Features the best fishing locations, with maps and detailed directions, information on the best times of year and the different gamefish available at each location, tackle recommendations, advice on camping, notes on special regulations, and much more. An indispensable guide both for Colorado residents and visiting anglers.<br></p>

Fishing Colorado: An Angler's Complete Guide to More Than 118 Top Fishing Spots (Fishing Series)

Ron Baird

Hunting & Fishing

<p>From old country roads to dense forest paths, Kentucky boasts more than 1,500 miles of marked and maintained trails.<br></p>

Hiking Kentucky (State Hiking Series)

Michael Hunt Brown

<p><div>Yellowstone National Park encompasses many of North America's great coldwater fisheries. Fabled trout waters--the Madison River, the Gallatin, the Firehole, Yellowstone Lake, Slough Creek, the Yellowstone River, and many others--draw anglers from around the world to test their skills amidst the park's spectacular scenery and wildlife.<br /> <br /> <i>Fishing Yellowstone National Park</i> tells anglers:<br /> *where to go--both along the roads and off-the-beaten path<br /> *how to get there<br /> *what gamefish are found in the park's many lakes and streams<br /> *the geography and angling history of many of the park's most famous waters<br /> *the top fly patterns and lures for each fishery<br /></div></p>

Fishing Yellowstone National Park, 3rd: An Angler's Complete Guide to More Than 100 Streams, Rivers, and Lakes (Regional Fishing)

Parks, Richard

<p><div> <div>The book describes in detail 102 of the best fishing holes found all across the  state and provides everything you need to know to have a successful trip including detailed maps, tips and tactics for favorite local species, and information on other nearby outdoor activities and amenities.<br /></div> <div><br /></div> <br /></div></p>

Fishing Georgia: An Angler's Guide to the Best Fresh and Salt Water Fishing (Regional Fishing)

Dallmier, Kevin

<p><div> <div>Like the United States, the fishing in Virginia is as diverse as the terrain. From 600 pound giant tuna in its offshore waters to that evolutionary aberration but delicious flounder in the Chesapeake, to oversized bucketmouths in the piedmont lakes to eight inch brook trout in the bubbling mountain streams, what more can a dedicated angler ask for.<br /> <br /> In this book Martin Freed and Ruta Vaskys give a sampling of what an angler is to expect from Virginia. Though over 100 locations are described, that is just a small number of the total. If you had a few lifetimes, the Old Dominion has more fishing opportunities than anyone could possible expect to try. But one can at least if give it a go. What more can any fisher ask?<br /> <br /></div> </div></p>

Fishing Virginia: An Angler's Guide to More Than 100 Fishing Spots

Freed, Martin

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