Longstreet Highroad Guide To The New York Adirondacks

Rating:
Summary: A Big Help
Review: Even though I spent my summers as a kid in the Adirondacks this book was a tremendous help in planning a trip back to there after being gone for 20 years. I couldn't believe the things we did that I had never seen within 20 miles over our old summer home! In addition to the help in planning a trip we brought it with us everwhere we went and it helped us get some great ideas on things to do once we got to our initial destinations. Wish they had one for the mountains in VA.

Rating:
Summary: If you want to know what to do, this is the book
Review: If you want to know what to do in the Adirondacks this is the book to have. Phil Brown's knowledge of and feeling for the region is astounding. I've lived in the Adirondacks for twenty years and Brown's book has given me a whole new enthusiasm for the region. It's also accurate and up-to-date. I have a pretty good knowledge of my own area and Phil Brown's advice is right on the mark.

Rating:
Summary: The best short guide to America's most beautiful environment
Review: It is obvious that Phil Brown, despite his workmanlike description of nearly every square inch of New York's Adirondack Park, has a passion for the region unmatched by any other expert. His descriptions of trails, waterways and other attractions of the Adirondacks expose his intimate relationship with America's most beautiful environment. This book is all you need to guide your exploration. It is an instant classic.