Don't Waste Your Time in the B.C. Coast Mountain
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Towering peaks, alpine meadows, majestic old-growth forest, turquoise lakes, and glacial-fed streams: British Columbia's Coast Range has it all. And if you take advantage of a gondola at a ski area... This description may be from another edition of this product.
Format:Paperback
Language:English
ISBN:0969801637
ISBN13:9780969801634
Release Date:January 1999
Publisher:Voice in the Wilderness Press
Length:270 Pages
Weight:0.90 lbs.
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4 ratings
Don't always trust the opionion
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 22 years ago
I used this book pretty much all summer. I picked it up for its backpacking section. Most other books about this region that I know cover day hikes only. The book lists day and backpacking trips, and has a special section on shoulder season trips. Each hike is rated with up to four boots.During the summer I have done number of the trips described in the book with varying company. We did of course aim for the premier hikes. All of them were winners. But don't be put off by lower ratings. The ratings are opinionated. We definitely didn't always share the authors' opinion. (On another end, the reviews of the "Don't do" hikes are an entertaining read.)The descriptions of the hikes we found to be generally accurate and up-to-date.
Outstanding Recommendations
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 24 years ago
Boy were we glad that some people DON'T keep their opinions to themselves. We've hiked several of the trails this book recommends over the past few years and have found them all outstanding. Now some may say, "how can you go wrong anywhere in the Pacific NW?" Well... for the most part that's true, but this book focuses on the cream-of-the-crop. If you want to maximize your fun while visiting British Columbia, use this book and you won't go wrong.
Where have you been all my hiking life!
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 25 years ago
I spent many a fine day frustrated because I couln't find a trailhead or figure out which way the trail was heading or just tromping endlessly on crummy viewless trails. I had one of those 100 hikes in ... books and I had done quite of few of them but finding a rewarding trail had to do more with luck than anything said in that book. With the arrival of the Copeland's book a few years ago all that changed. It makes bold statements about which trails to hike and which to avoid. Having already hiked many of the trails in this book I have to say their descriptions very accurate. My advice don't waste your money on another hiking book because it lists more trails (this book has only 72) they aren't worth it anyway. Instead grab the other two books in this series and get ready for some great hiking!
Excellent source of information
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 25 years ago
Ask anybody who's hike and backpacked here in the B.C. west coast and they'll tell you that this book is the "bible" when it comes to finding the perfect backpacking or hiking excursion. Very well written and invaluable information on finding the right hike at the right season. This book has saved me precious time and wasted energy. The authors are extremely well informed and the reading is simple and straightforward. I highly recommend this book!!!!
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