Hiking through History Washington: Exploring the Evergreen State's Past by Trail

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Imagine hiking a trail deep in Washington's woods and finding the wreckage of a B-17, the rusted remains of an abandoned railway, or a nineteenth-century mining ghost town. Hiking through History Washington profiles forty hikes, from easy to difficult, that include rich descriptions of the history underfoot, along with miles, directions, and GPS coordinates. The perfect companion for any hiker with an interest in history, this guide provides photos, detailed maps, and sidebars that detail enough historical information to satisfy curious history lovers along the way.

Look inside to find:

History sidebars and photos

Trail Finder for best hikes for families, dogs, waterfalls, and great views

Mile-by-mile directional cues

Difficulty, fees/permits, and best hiking seasons

Trip-planning help, including lodging and campground tips

Color photos and maps throughout

Nathan and Jeremy Barnes were born and raised in the Pacific Northwest. Their enthusiasm for the outdoors was cultivated at a young age by trips to the Columbia River Gorge, Mount Rainier, and Mount St. Helens, to name a few. They climbed Mount Rainier, reaching Columbia Crest in 2008.

Features: Paperback. 2014. 225 pp. Many color photos, maps, trail finder, clubs and trail groups, and indexes. 6 x 9 x 0.5 in.