Iconic and Hidden Gems of the Appalachian Trail
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- ISBN 9780764371066
- Weight: 1814g
- Dimensions: 305 x 203mm
- Publication Date: 28 May 2026
- Publisher: Schiffer Publishing Ltd
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Hardback
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A large-format nature photography book, with photos all drawn from 20 selected day
hikes from the Appalachian Trail, combining coffee-table image presentation with
practical trail information and QR codes to digital hike guides and maps.
In Iconic and Hidden Gems of the Appalachian Trail: 20 Unforgettable Hikes, Raymond Salani III offers an immersive journey through some of the trail’s most celebrated and lesser-known day hikes. The book presents each hike with comprehensive maps, paired seasonal photographs, and rich narrative essays that explore local biodiversity, geology, and cultural history. Readers will find a balanced blend of inspiring nature photos, writing, and actionable trail details, including difficulty ratings and GPS coordinates. Innovative QR codes link hikers to digital maps and navigation resources, enhancing real-time trail exploration. The volume appeals to both seasoned hikers and armchair travelers interested in the diverse ecological and scenic variety of the Appalachian Trail.
Key Features:
• Environmental education, cultural history, and personal reflections
• Highlights iconic landmarks and hidden gems from Georgia to Maine
• Practical data on distance, elevation, and difficulty level
• QR codes for smartphone navigation and real-time trail guidance
• 20 curated hikes with in-depth overviews and detailed route maps
• Over 250 original photographs showcasing seasonal contrasts and biodiversity
This guidebook serves nature lovers, outdoor enthusiasts, and photographers seeking both inspiration and reliable trail information.
In Iconic and Hidden Gems of the Appalachian Trail: 20 Unforgettable Hikes, Raymond Salani III offers an immersive journey through some of the trail’s most celebrated and lesser-known day hikes. The book presents each hike with comprehensive maps, paired seasonal photographs, and rich narrative essays that explore local biodiversity, geology, and cultural history. Readers will find a balanced blend of inspiring nature photos, writing, and actionable trail details, including difficulty ratings and GPS coordinates. Innovative QR codes link hikers to digital maps and navigation resources, enhancing real-time trail exploration. The volume appeals to both seasoned hikers and armchair travelers interested in the diverse ecological and scenic variety of the Appalachian Trail.
Key Features:
• Environmental education, cultural history, and personal reflections
• Highlights iconic landmarks and hidden gems from Georgia to Maine
• Practical data on distance, elevation, and difficulty level
• QR codes for smartphone navigation and real-time trail guidance
• 20 curated hikes with in-depth overviews and detailed route maps
• Over 250 original photographs showcasing seasonal contrasts and biodiversity
This guidebook serves nature lovers, outdoor enthusiasts, and photographers seeking both inspiration and reliable trail information.
Raymond Salani is an award-winning photographer who often hikes over 20 miles in a day to capture breathtaking nature scenes. Published in National Geographic
and 1X.com, he’s working on books about Grand Teton National Park and the Teton Mountain Range. His art reflects a passion inspired by Ansel Adams.
He lives in Tinton Falls, New Jersey.
