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What began as research for a trail guide became something far deeper: an odyssey of humility, wonder, and grit-forged les- sons. Hiking all three longest and most iconic U.S. National Scenic Routes was never her plan. Yet somewhere along the way, Tami Asars became one of the first 100 women in recorded history to achieve the Triple Crown of hiking — one of the hardest won ac- complishments in American backpacking.

Long Lost is her raw, trail-scarred testament to discovering the Appalachian Trail — the final and most punishing stretch of her voyage. Along the way, she flashes back to triumphs and heart- breaks on earlier paths, weaving together an untamed narrative of resolve and joy that carried her through to the end.

• Covers the 126 best trails in the Snoqualmie Pass region
• Features full-color photos, detailed maps and trail descriptions, and more
• 1% of proceeds benefit the Washington Trails Association

Within easy day-hiking distance for Seattle and Ellensburg area hikers, the Snoqualmie Pass region boasts an abundance of incredible variety: forested valleys, alpine meadows, craggy peaks, and even high desert terrain. Day Hiking Snoqualmie Pass features boots-on-the-ground research by seasoned Washington hiking expert Tami Asars. With 126 handpicked trails, this is the most accurate and comprehensive guide to one of the state’s most beloved outdoor playgrounds.

Whether you’re chasing waterfalls, wildflowers, or wide-open views, this guide ensures you’ll get the most out of every mile.

 Hiking the Wonderland Trail  is a comprehensive guide to one of the nation's most iconic wilderness trails in the world and provides everything you need to plan, swoon, and  dream.  Featuring 18 lavish, full-color maps and 125 breathtaking photographs, the full-color guide is sure to provide you with everything you need for a successful Wonderland journey.  Click HERE to pick up a copy.

Without question, fall is one of the most beautiful seasons in the mountains. The hillsides explode in a palette of warm earth tones and rugged snow capped peaks which take your breath away. This book highlights the very best hikes in Washington State to find magnificent colors. No more hunting for the best hikes- they are all right here! Order your copy soon!

Day Hiking Mount Adams and Goat Rocks explores day hikes in some of Washington's most scenic and unexplored wilderness areas and leads adventurers to trails where solitude abounds. From the white capped shoulders of the rugged Mount Adams to the lofty, jagged peaks of the Goat Rocks Wilderness, there is something for everyone to enjoy! Click HERE to pick up a copy. 

Interested in hiking sections of the PCT in Washington State, but don't know where to start?  This guide has you in mind!  Water source details, camping location, comprehensive trail descriptions, elevation profiles, gorgeous hand-drawn maps and over 120 full-color photos make this guide, of the whole state the best book for planning your prefect adventure.  Click HERE to pick up a copy.

With old-growth evergreens, wildflower meadows, enchanting wildlife, raging rivers, and sparkling lakes set against a backdrop of ice flows, gaping crevasses, and crumbling sheer rock walls, Mount Rainier National Park is a special sanctuary for locals and visitors alike.  The guide features 80 hikes in, and just outside, the park with detailed topo route maps and full-color content throughout. Click HERE to pick  up a copy. 

Wonderland Trail by Tami Asars (brought to you by the creators of Guthook's Guides hiking apps) is a premier GPS and map-based smartphone app designed to help you navigate your way along Mount Rainier's Wonderland Trail. 

Features include:

• GPS-enabled map of the Wonderland Trail and side trails
• 400+ waypoints (such as camps, trail junctions, natural landmarks, patrol cabins, etc) with over 500 photos
• Offline topo mpas and satellite imagery
• GPS-enabled elevation profile with waypoints
• GPS-enabled data book listen got all waypoints
• Comment enabled fields for users 

Get the book, download the app, hit the trail!  

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