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The Mountains-to-Sea Trail : western North Carolina's majestic rival to the Appalachian Trail by Donald E. Dossey and John I. Hillyer is a book available to read on EtoBox.
What is The Mountains-to-Sea Trail : western North Carolina's majestic rival to the Appalachian Trail about?
The First Book Exclusively About The Mountains-to-sea Trail As It Crosses Western North Carolina's Appalachian Mountains. This Book Includes: Easy, Detailed Accesses With Over 50 Intersections On The Famous Blue Ridge Parkway Alone Make Individual Hikes And Family Outings Easy To Plan; A List Of 92 Fun Trails For Day Hikes, With Length And Difficulty; Over 90 Historic Sites And Points Of Interest, With Nearest Parkway Mileposts; 143 Overlooks Off The Blue Ridge Parkway, With Milepost, Campgrounds And Picnic Areas Make It A Treasure Trove Of Photographic Wonder; 16 Pages Of Coloured Photographs Of The Majestic Mountains-to-sea Trail Along The Western North Carolina Mountains.
- Author
- Donald E. Dossey and John I. Hillyer
- Publisher
- Asheville, NC: Outcomes Unlimited Press
- Published
- 1998
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780925640093
- Subjects
- Travel, Anthropology, Humanities
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