Bibliograph

Hiking fire lookouts New England, a guide to the region's best lookout tower hikes, Mark Aiken

Type

Label

Hiking fire lookouts New England, a guide to the region's best lookout tower hikes, Mark Aiken

Language

eng

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references

Index

no index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

Hiking fire lookouts New England

Nature of contents

bibliography

Oclc number

1350914290

Responsibility statement

Mark Aiken

Series statement

Regional hiking series

Sub title

a guide to the region's best lookout tower hikes

Summary

"Hiking Fire Lookouts New England details 40 hikes that lead to climbable lookouts in the region. These lookouts are strategically placed on high ground, elevated even higher from the summit, to give them the best vantage point for spotting signs of fire in the broadest possible area. Fire lookouts offer the ultimate payoff in terms of views, interest, and thrill"--, Provided by publisher

Table Of Contents

The hikes -- Maine -- Mount Kineo -- Mountain Number Five -- Big Moose Mountain -- Mount Blue -- Beech Mountain -- Mount Pisgah -- New Hampshire -- Magalloway Mountain -- Mount Prospect -- Kearsarge North -- Mount Carrigain via Signal Ridge-Desolation Loop -- Great Hill -- Smarts Mountain via AT-Ranger Trail -- Green Mountain via Highwatch Trail -- Red Hill -- Mount Cardigan via South and West Ridge Loop -- Belknap Mountain via Red-Green Loop -- Oak Hill -- Mount Pawtuckaway South -- Stratham Hill -- Pitcher Mountain -- Vermont -- Bald Mountain via Long Pond Trail -- Belvidere Mountain via the Long Trail -- Mount Elmore -- Camel's Hump via Monroe and Alpine Trails -- Spruce Mountain -- Bear Hill -- Gile Mountain -- Mount Ascutney via Weathersfield Trail -- Okemo Mountain via Healdville Trail -- Stratton Mountain via the LT/AT -- Mount Olga -- Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Rhode Island -- Warwick Tower on Mount Grace -- Shelburne Tower on Mount Massaemet -- Lynn Tower -- Laura's Tower -- Sharon Tower on Moose Hill -- Heublein Tower on Talcott Mountain -- Mohawk Mountain -- Mount Tom -- Wickaboxet Management Area

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