This new map from the experts at the Appalachian Mountain Club is the perfect planning and recreation map for nature lovers, day hikers, and backcountry enthusiasts planning a trip in the magnificent White Mountain National Forest of New Hampshire and Maine. Created using the latest GPS technology, this full-color map displays almost the entire National Forest on one side, giving both new and experienced White Mountain visitors a regional overview of the landscape-highlighting both natural and cultural features--that's helpful for planning a scenic drive, day trip, weekend excursion, or even a week-long hut-to-hut adventure. In addition to trails, trailheads, and summits, the map shows roads, towns, and campgrounds, and highlights natural features such as waterfalls, gorges, and scenic views. On the back side, users will find larger scale insets of trails in the Forest's most popular areas, including Pinkham Notch, Crawford Notch, and Franconia Notch, plus dozens of hike descriptions to help hikers enjoy the best the National Forest has to offer. Whether they are first-time visitors or have been checking off their 4,000-footer list for years, nature lovers of all abilities will appreciate this easy-to-use map of the White Mountains, created by the publishers who know them best.

This new map from the experts at the Appalachian Mountain Club is the perfect planning and recreation map for nature lovers, day hikers, and backcountry enthusiasts planning a trip in the magnificent White Mountain National Forest of New Hampshire and Maine. Created using the latest GPS technology, this full-color map displays almost the entire National Forest on one side, giving both new and experienced White Mountain visitors a regional overview of the landscape-highlighting both natural and cultural features--that's helpful for planning a scenic drive, day trip, weekend excursion, or even a week-long hut-to-hut adventure. In addition to trails, trailheads, and summits, the map shows roads, towns, and campgrounds, and highlights natural features such as waterfalls, gorges, and scenic views. On the back side, users will find larger scale insets of trails in the Forest's most popular areas, including Pinkham Notch, Crawford Notch, and Franconia Notch, plus dozens of hike descriptions to help hikers enjoy the best the National Forest has to offer. Whether they are first-time visitors or have been checking off their 4,000-footer list for years, nature lovers of all abilities will appreciate this easy-to-use map of the White Mountains, created by the publishers who know them best.