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State Hiking Series
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This newly revised and expanded edition of Hiking North Carolina describes nearly 500 routes from the Blue Ridge Parkway and the Great Smokies—Eastern America’s highest mountains—across the rolling Piedmont, to the Outer Banks archipelago. Choose a challenging backpack adventure on the... read more
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Setting & Locations edit
- North Carolina
- Raleigh
- Mountains-to-sea Trail
- Us
- Asheville
- Stone Mountain
- Charlotte
- Winston-salem
- Reynolds Park Road
- Portsmouth
- Forest Road
- Bluff Mountain Trail
- Tennessee
- Greensboro
- Salem Lake Trail
- Cold Mountain
- Bald Head Island
- Virginia
- Bur-mil Park
- Uwharries
- Maggie Valley
- South Carolina
- Roan Mountain
- Grandfather Mountain
- Pilot Mountain State Park
- Old Butt Knob Trail
- Blowing Rock
- Swag
- Reedy Creek Park Road
- Mount Pisgah
- Hutchinson Homestead
- Highlands
- Danbury
- Mount Sterling
- Flat Rock Ridge Trail
- United States
- Georgia
- West Millbrook Road
- Shining Rock
- South Mountains
- Hanging Rock State Park
- Strawberry Road
- Asheboro
- Knob Road
- High Country
- Uwharrie Trail
Series & Lists edit
This book is in State Hiking Series. (standard series)
Authors & Contributors edit
- Randy Johnson (Author)
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 917.560444
Subjects edit
- Books › Travel › United States › Regions › South › South Atlantic
- Books › Travel › United States › States › North Carolina
- Books › Outdoors & Nature › Hiking & Camping › Excursion Guides
- Books › Sports
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