This brand-new map and guide from the Appalachian Mountain Club, the Northeast’s most trusted source for outdoor recreation, covers the entire state of Rhode Island, pinpointing the best hiking, cycling, and paddling trips. GIS-charted using highly accurate digital data, this durable, waterproof map is ideal for planning trips at home and will endure years of hard use on the trail. With distinct color coding establishing types of land management (federal land, state land, etc.) and a detailed legend identifying amenities at state parks and beyond (hiking, camping, fishing, etc.), this map gives you an immediate overview of the scale and scope of outdoor recreation in the Ocean State. Features include:
• Descriptions of 30 recommended trips: hiking and nature walks, touring and mountain biking, and flatwater and tidal paddling, all identified by skill level, with distance and time estimates
• Locations of campsites, boat ramps, day-use areas, and more
• Highlighted hiking and biking trails, with trail segment mileage
• Detailed insets on Arcadia Management Area, Big River Management Area, and Block Island
• Before-you-go safety, planning, and packing tips
• Emergency contacts
• Leave No Trace guidelines
• Coverage of the entire state, including driving routes
Additional Information
Author | Larry Garland |
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About the Author | Larry Garland established AMC’s digital cartography program in 1996. Since then, he has created hundreds of maps for AMC guidebooks, conducted field assessments for AMC huts and trails, and provided GIS support for AMC’s conservation staff, helping all stakeholders visualize the impact of proposed energy projects in AMC’s region. Larry has hiked thousands of miles in more than 20 countries, including four continental high points. |
Region | Rhode Island |
Activity | Bicycling, Hiking, Paddling |
Publisher | Appalachian Mountain Club Books |
ISBN-13 | 9781628421118 |
About the Author
Larry Garland established AMC’s digital cartography program in 1996. Since then, he has created hundreds of maps for AMC guidebooks, conducted field assessments for AMC huts and trails, and provided GIS support for AMC’s conservation staff, helping all stakeholders visualize the impact of proposed energy projects in AMC’s region. Larry has hiked thousands of miles in more than 20 countries, including four continental high points.