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Your cart is empty.Embark on a thrilling hiking adventure with the Pine Creek Press Mid-Atlantic: Hiking/Backpacking Guide to the West Rim Trail. Authored by experienced outdoor enthusiast Chuck Dillon, this comprehensive guide offers detailed route descriptions, trail maps, camping information, and essential tips for tackling the challenging terrain of the West Rim Trail in the Mid-Atlantic region.Whether you're a seasoned backpacker looking for a new challenge or a beginner hiker seeking a breathtaking outdoor experience, this guide is your go-to resource for exploring the beauty of the Mid-Atlantic wilderness. Discover stunning vistas, lush forests, and rugged terrain as you navigate the West Rim Trail with confidence and ease.Don't miss out on the opportunity to explore one of the most popular hiking destinations in the Mid-Atlantic region. Pick up your copy of the Pine Creek Press Mid-Atlantic: Hiking/Backpacking Guide to the West Rim Trail today and start planning your next outdoor adventure!-- Discover the beauty of the Mid-Atlantic region with the Chuck Dillon Guide To The West Rim Trail, your essential companion for hiking and backpacking adventures.-- Packed with detailed maps, insider tips, and expert advice from renowned author Chuck Dillon, this guide is a must-have for outdoor enthusiasts seeking to explore the stunning landscapes of the West Rim Trail.-- From challenging terrain to breathtaking vistas, the Chuck Dillon Guide To The West Rim Trail offers a comprehensive overview of the trail, helping you navigate with ease and confidence.-- Whether you're a seasoned hiker or a beginner looking for a new challenge, this guide will enhance your hiking experience and help you make the most of your time on the trail.-- Get your hands on the Chuck Dillon Guide To The West Rim Trail today and start planning your next hiking expedition in the Mid-Atlantic region.
Rebecca W.
Reviewed in the United States on November 8, 2020
The most valuable part of this guide was the map that came with it. Even though the trail is well marked for the most part, the map was invaluable for its topo, campsite location, and water source details. There were stretches where we didn’t run into water for half a day, or we weren’t sure how much mileage we’d cover before we were ready to camp but we were able to plan and adjust accordingly thanks to the map.The guidebook has interesting history and wildlife/plant life information. Definitely worth a read before you take off. It also contains extremely detailed info on navigating the trail. If you are at all concerned about getting lost, it’s worth bringing.
Matt
Reviewed in the United States on September 30, 2019
Shipping was fast, and the map and book came packaged very securely. Great guide book. If you are going to hike this trail, don't hesitate to get this.
Amber Kalb
Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2019
Great size and lots of information about the west rim trail. The only bad thing is the map would have a hard time surviving a hiking trip. The map paper is not very durable or coated very well but helps you plan very well.
Lydia P.
Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2018
Same company that publishes this also does hiker shuttles, they know their stuff as this trail is a large portion of pine creek outfitters business.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2017
Map is not very durable.
Heather
Reviewed in the United States on October 29, 2015
Guide was very good and easy to use. The map was very useful as well. Only wish and the 1 thing I would change is I wish some of the side trails were marked on the map.
M. Holleran
Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2013
Bought this guide in preparation for a 3-day hike on the WRT. The guide and its map were extremely useful and gave pretty accurate locations of the trail, major landmarks, water and camp sites. The guide book itself contains background information on the trail/area and then walks through notable points on the 30 mile trail. The format it uses is to start North to South, give a mile/km mark and then a short description. The guide then repeats and gives the same info from a South to North perspective.A few things that keep it from a 5 star rating:-Very limited description of the camp sites themselves. For me at least this is one of the most important things.- Found a few spots where the trail crossed park roads and the resumption of the trail on the other side was not immediately apparent. These spots would seem to be some of the things you would want most in the guide but they were not items that were highlighted.- Highlighted trail descriptions in the guide book are not indicated on the map.
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