Afoot & Afield Atlanta is my seventh give-away of a Wilderness Press book – to get you and your feet into new adventures. The book is a current 2009 edition, 376 pages.
For your chance to win this book, there are two steps: by end of day May 29, send me an email with your best 50-word reason why you want the book. Remember to keep it to 50 words only. No more.
I have included a link to the Wilderness Press and Amazon web pages for the book in case you don’t win the book. Check it out at either site.
Afoot & Afield Atlanta covers the abundance of natural areas within a two-hour drive of the city in 100 hikes, from challenging backcountry treks in the north Georgia mountains to easy dayhikes along the Chattahoochee River. The diverse trails pass through parks where families can observe wildlife, historical sites and old battlefields, and one of the largest wilderness areas in the Southeast. Highlights summarize each trip’s best features, and at-a-glance essential information-distance, time, elevation change, and difficulty rating-makes it easy to choose the right outing. Maps with GPS waypoints indicate notable spots on the trail such as junctions, scenic overlooks, wildlife observation platforms, and backcountry campsites.
A writer for outdoor publications such as Outside and Backpacker magazines for more than a decade, Marcus Woolf is a senior editor for Gear Trends, the leading trade publication for the outdoor recreation industry.
Here is the book’s Wilderness Press page and the Amazon page.
