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Day
Hike! Central Cascades: The Best Trails You Can Hike in a Day by Mike
McQuaide. This revised edition contains 69 complete trail descriptions,
crucial information estimated hiking time, permits required, special notes
on dogs and kids, and double-checked driving directions. The book also
contains easy-to-read USGS topographical maps, informative photographs and
discusses all changes made to the trails, and who to contact about the most
recent reconstructions.
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Weekend
Explorer 3D - Seattle Area & the Central Cascades by National Geographic
Maps. Weekend Explorer provides an affordable, fully featured solution
for planning outdoor excursions using seamless 1:24,000 scale (7.5'
series) USGS topographic maps. A perfect compliment to regional guide books.
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Wildflowers
of the Western Cascades by Robert A. Ross, Henrietta L.
Chambers and Shirley A. Stevenson. A practical field guide to a rich
wildflower area, this book combines useful plant descriptions with truly
spectacular photographs. All the wildflowers are found on Oregon's Iron
Mountain in the Cascades, but the book is useful throughout the region.
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Day
Hiking: Central Cascades by Craig Romano, Author and Alan Baue,
Photographer. This book includes 50% more hikes than other regional
guidebooks and focuses on cream-of-the-crop trails in these areas. Compact
in size, this is the most up-to-date guide for the area, organized along
highways and other travel corridors, with an emphasis on trails that are 12
miles or less.
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