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    Hiking with the kids? Canoeing the Housatonic? Looking for local wildflowers? Check out our books and maps to help you find your way.

     
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    This is the most comprehensive guide to our neck of the woods that weve come across in our store's tenure. Author and long-time resident Lauren R. Stevens pulls together all sorts of information in a coherent, logical and accessible manner.
     
     
    Southern New England's rivers change little from year to year, but human management of watersheds does. Access points change, water levels are adjusted, new bridges are built, and water quality continues to improve. In this completely updated and revised edition of AMC's classic "River Guide: Massachusetts/Connecticut/Rhode Island," paddlers of all ability levels will find the comprehensive, straightforward information they need to experience waterways from serene rivers to challenging whitewater–and everything in between.
     
    For almost 15 years, this book has been the authority for those seeking to enjoy the Berkshires on foot. This newly revised edition inludes 12 new hikes, in addition to 56 hikes or walks, 48 maps, colorful background on 21 berkshire towns and commentary on the Berkshire's natural history, local history, flora, and fauna. Also included are guided walks for people with disabilities; a special section about the area's long hikes and trails, such as the Appalachian and Mohawk Trails; a detailed appendix for where to find boots, books, maps, and packs; and a bibliography for those who wish to learn more about this fascinating region. 
     
     
    Discover 50 of the most impressive trails in the Berkshire’s region of Massachusetts, from short nature walks to long day hikes that reward with spectacular views. Ideal for families, nature lovers, and hiking enthusiasts, this guide leads explorers through the region’s varied and scenic natural areas, from Bash Bish Falls in the Southern Berkshires to Mount Greylock in the north.
     
    The hills and valleys of western Massachusetts are a prime destination for cyclists of all persuasions who seek tranquil, rural areas and challenging, enjoyable rides on roads free of.