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'The problem with a book like this is simply the recognition that there
are many places one wonâ€t get to in a single, short life. Thatâ€s
bitter, but itâ€s also sweet, because itâ€s another way of saying this
is abig planet we were born onto. Big and full of meaning, just waiting
to be discovered.' —Bill McKibben  'As hikers, we know that trails
are life-enriching places and that the myriad  benefits  of  the Â
human-nature  contact  are  uni-versal. So put on your hiking boots
and let Karen Berger help you chart your next outdoor
adventure.'—Gregory Miller, PhD, President, American Hiking Society,
2005–2016' “Great Hiking Trails of the World― covers 80 trails in
38 countries on six continents, including Peruâ€s Inca Trail, Japanâ€s
Shikoku Pilgrimage and the U.S. “triple crown― of hiking, the
Appalachian, Pacific Crest and Continental Divide trails.'—Associated
Press'Just because winterâ€s on the way, it doesnâ€t mean you have to
hang up your hiking boots. If youâ€re strategic about picking your
destination, itâ€s easy to hit the trail year-round, says Karen Berger,
author of the newly released Great Hiking Trails of the World. She
shares with USA TODAY some short sections of world-class hiking trails
that can be easily tackled in a day or weekend.' — USA TODAY'Come down
to earth and head for the GREAT HIKING TRAILS OF THE WORLD, featuring
75,000 miles of trekking on six continents. Brought to us by Karen
Berger, with an assist from the estimable American Hiking Society, this
volume offers several lifetimes of bucket lists. Those who want to stick
close to home might visit the Appalachian Trail, with its 'tired
mountains, worn down by time;' what it lacks in grandeur, it makes up
for with 'a unique diversity of landscapes, some of which are found
nowhere else.' For those wanting a mind-meld with Bilbo Baggins, or at
least a challenging hike, try Te Araroa in New Zealand, one of the most
‘geothermically active places on earth.†― —The New York
Times“Photo-packed and utterly inspiring…― —Passport Magazine Â
'This is the perfect book for anyone interested in conservation, outdoor
recreation, or the myriad ways that walking through a landscape is an
intimate exploration of its soul.― —Entree Travel Newsletter Â
'This book is to drool over.― —Travel Past 50“People Picks: the
best gift books of the year. Whether youâ€re a boots-on-the-ground
traveler or more the armchair kind, this gloriously illustrated volume
will take you away.' — People Magazine 'Can A Book Bring You
Happiness? 10 Inspired Ways To Travel The World. Whether you are ready
to pack your get-out-of-town bag now or prefer to snuggle instead on
your sofa for a deep leisurely read, the words and photos that unfold
here will take you a long way. Great Hiking Trails of the World:Â
Moving one foot in front of the other not only leads you out the door,
but can also point to life-affirming pilgrimages, historic-themed hikes,
mountain treks, wilderness rambles, long-distance explorations and
challenging excursions. Multi-day expeditions are emphasized, stretching
paths through Mount Kenya, Scandinavia, Himalayas, Switzerland and the
United States, among others. Our own North American Appalachian and
Pacific Crest trails are wondrously worthy. Expert backpacker, hiker,
scuba-diver, and (surprise!) classically trained pianist, Berger spells
out her favorite sojourns with spirit, charisma and unspoiled beauty.―
—Forbes.com“Great Hiking Trails of the World is a must-have for
intrepid explorers and armchair adventurers alike, a mind-boggling
journey of discovery thatâ€ll have you savoring each and every dreamy
page, as well as taking copious notes for your burgeoning hiking and
travel to-do list.― — Maine Today Read more Karen Berger has hiked
more than 17,000 miles all over the world, including thru-hikes of the
Appalachian, Pacific Crest, and Continental Divide Trails, and is the

author of twelve books on hiking, including Rizzoliâ€s award-winningÂ
Americaâ€s Great Hiking Trails. Bill McKibben is an environmentalist
and writer who frequently contributes to the New York Times, theÂ
Atlantic, and Outside. The American Hiking Society is the only
national organization that promotes and protects foot trails, their
surrounding natural areas, and the hiking experience. Read more