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Acadia National Park Dayhiker's Guide: Maine's Coastal Gem by Jerome Malitz β€” book cover

Acadia National Park Dayhiker's Guide: Maine's Coastal Gem

by Jerome Malitz, Susan Malitz
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Overview

Acadia National Park, located off the northeast corner of Maine, spans over an incredible 47,000 acres and is home to an extraordinary variety of landforms. In this guide, Jerome and Susan Malitz take the reader through the history, people, fauna, and geology of Acadia. Enjoy the thrill of the 14 main hikes and numerous spur trails, as well as information on local destinations not to be missed, such as whale watching or a trip to Bar Harbor for shopping and seafood.

The park contains over 120 miles of trail, from short and easy to long and strenuous, so there is a hike perfect for all skill levels. This guide takes the hiker through the Schoodic Peninsula, Beech Cliff, Flying Mountain, Conners Nubble, and many more. It is an essential handbook for any hiker exploring the diversity and beauty of Acadia National Park.

About the Author:
Jerome Malitz has been a professor of mathematics at the University of Colorado

Synopsis

Acadia National Park, located off the northeast corner of Maine, spans over an incredible 47,000 acres and is home to an extraordinary variety of landforms. In this guide, Jerome and Susan Malitz take the reader through the history, people, fauna, and geology of Acadia. Enjoy the thrill of the 14 main hikes and numerous spur trails, as well as information on local destinations not to be missed, such as whale watching or a trip to Bar Harbor for shopping and seafood.

The park contains over 120 miles of trail, from short and easy to long and strenuous, so there is a hike perfect for all skill levels. This guide takes the hiker through the Schoodic Peninsula, Beech Cliff, Flying Mountain, Conners Nubble, and many more. It is an essential handbook for any hiker exploring the diversity and beauty of Acadia National Park.

About the Author:
Jerome Malitz has been a professor of mathematics at the University of Colorado

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Book Details

Published
March 1, 2007
Publisher
Johnson Books
Pages
144
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9781555663377

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