Waterfalls are magical places – places of solitude, of serenity, of subtle power. Surrounding these swirling drops are lush oaks in the summer, resplendent colors in the fall, icy columns in the winter, and wildflowers in the spring. Waterfalls of the Blue Ridge shows you where to find these enchanting jewels. From the Smoky Mountains to the Shenandoah National Park, follow the authors as they guide you to nearly 100 of the best waterfalls on the Blue Ridge. Some are a stones throw from the road while others are more remote. Directions, distance, difficulty, and a brief history of the area accompany each description. So get out of your chair and into the woods. And don’t forget to take your camera; you’ll want to capture plenty of the elusive beauty found around the Waterfalls of the Blue Ridge.
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...excellent location descriptions and the best route to access sites. -- Nature Photographer, Fall 2004
...full of maps...tells readers what they'll see...info to arrive at the trail head and see the sights. -- The Free Lance-Star, January 10, 2004
...reads well even if you never leave your armchair...Directions, trail difficulty and lengths of hikes...easy to follow. -- Bristol Herald-Courier, December 4, 2003
...top quality guidebooks...best you will find on the waterfalls in these areas...maps included...gallery of images...A+. -- Paul W. Faust, Apogee Photo Magazine, March 2007
Never has there existed a more thorough and useful hiking guide...the only book one could possibly need...magnificent book. -- Our State: Down Home in North Carolina, July, 2004
You can trust these writers...their maps are helpful...photographs are well done...a good present for beginning hikers. -- Danny Bernstein, Rapid River Arts & Culture Magazine, June 2006
...full of maps...tells readers what they'll see...info to arrive at the trail head and see the sights. -- The Free Lance-Star, January 10, 2004
...reads well even if you never leave your armchair...Directions, trail difficulty and lengths of hikes...easy to follow. -- Bristol Herald-Courier, December 4, 2003
...top quality guidebooks...best you will find on the waterfalls in these areas...maps included...gallery of images...A+. -- Paul W. Faust, Apogee Photo Magazine, March 2007
Never has there existed a more thorough and useful hiking guide...the only book one could possibly need...magnificent book. -- Our State: Down Home in North Carolina, July, 2004
You can trust these writers...their maps are helpful...photographs are well done...a good present for beginning hikers. -- Danny Bernstein, Rapid River Arts & Culture Magazine, June 2006
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Waterfalls are magical places - places of solitude, of serenity, of subtle power. Surrounding these swirling drops you'll find lush summer oaks, resplendent autumn colors, shiny winter icicles, and abundant spring wildflowers. The thoroughly revised third edition of Waterfalls of the Blue Ridge shows you where to find these enchanting jewels. From the Smokies to Shenandoah National Park, follow the authors as they guide you to nearly 100 of the best waterfalls in the Blue Ridge. Some are a stone's throw from the road; others hide in the backcountry. Directions, hike distance and difficulty, and a brief history of the area accompanies each description. So get out of your chair and into the woods. And don't forget your camera; you'll want to capture the elusive beauty found at Waterfalls of the Blue Ridge.
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Waterfall guide extrordinaire,
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This review is from: Waterfalls of the Blue Ridge: A Hiking Guide to the Cascades of the Blue Ridge Mountains (Paperback)
My wife & I travelled the Blue Ridge Parkway to North Carolina to photograph waterfalls. This book was indispensable and formed our principal reference and tour guide.
An excellent value at twice the price
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This review is from: Waterfalls of the Blue Ridge: A Hiking Guide to the Cascades of the Blue Ridge Mountains (Paperback)
The book is interesting and a nice added supplement to the information you receive from the national park service.
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