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Canadian Hiker's and Backpacker's Handbook: Your How-To Guide for Hitting the Trails, Coast to Coast
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Jun 1, 2008
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9781552859179

Canadian Hiker's and Backpacker's Handbook: Your How-To Guide for Hitting the Trails, Coast to Coast

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Prepare yourself for the wonder of the Canadian wilderness with The Canadian Hiker's and Backpacker's Handbook by respected naturalist Ben Gadd. In his new book, Gadd explains every aspect of taking a trip to the Canadian backcountry, from choosing the best footwear to plotting a route to preparing for emergencies. Learn how to access some of the country's most stunning scenery in a safe, comfortable and responsible way through sections like: What to wear and what to carry Techniques for comfortable walking Getting fit no matter where you live Tips for hiking and backpacking with kids and dogs Safety, first aid and accident response. Once you're prepared for the trails, Gadd provides an overview of conditions you might encounter on the trails from coast to coast. Acquaint yourself with a cross-section of Canada, from Nova Scotia and PEI to Southern Manitoba to the Northern Yukon and take to their trails.

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Pub dateJun 1, 2008
ISBN-101552859177
ISBN-139781552859179
LanguageEnglish
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