Buffalo Creek Mountain Bike Trails (National Geographic Trails Illustrated Map #503) (Folded)
$11.95
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Other Books in Series
This is book number 503 in the National Geographic Trails Illustrated Map series.
- #251: Padre Island National Seashore (National Geographic: Trails Illustrated Maps #251) (Folded): Not available
- #258: Lake Clark National Park & Preserve, Alaska (National Geographic: Trails Illustrated Maps #258) (Folded): $16.45
- #402: Marco Island, Ten Thousand Islands (National Geographic Trails Illustrated Map #402) (Folded): $16.45
- #737: Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area (National Geographic Trails Illustrated Map #737) (Folded): $16.45
- #750: Shawangunk Mountains (National Geographic Trails Illustrated Map #750) (Folded): $16.45
- #763: Kachemak Bay State Park (National Geographic: Trails Illustrated Maps #763) (Folded): $16.45
- #787: Blacksburg, New River Valley [george Washington and Jefferson National Forests] (National Geographic: Trails Illustrated Maps #787) (Folded): $16.45
- #788: Covington, Alleghany Highlands [george Washington and Jefferson National Forests] (National Geographic: Trails Illustrated Maps #788) (Folded): $16.45
- #790: El Yunque National Forest (National Geographic: Trails Illustrated Maps #790) (Folded): $16.45
- #793: Clinch Ranger District [jefferson National Forest] (National Geographic: Trails Illustrated Maps #793) (Folded): $16.45
- #816: Big Basin, Santa Cruz (National Geographic Trails Illustrated Map #816) (Folded): $16.45
Staff Picks
Aimee didn't know it at the time (or maybe she did in her mystical way) but this book was written for me and all the other brown-skinned, nature-loving, quiet-questers in the world. This BEAUTIFUL package asks the reader to pick-me-up and go for a walk down memory lane where you will find essays on a diversity of flora and fauna from the dragon fruit to the narwhal and the corpse flower to the axolotl; all of which are gorgeously illustrated inside. Her writing asks everyone to find beauty and connection to the wonders that are nature's stories. - review by Jessica
