Greg Westrich Books

Featuring about 100 scenic waterfall hikes, this guide provides detailed descriptions, maps, and color photos to enhance your outdoor experience in Maine. Each hike includes historical context, local trivia, and GPS coordinates, ensuring a comprehensive exploration. The book covers a range of locations, from state and national parks to hidden wilderness areas, making it suitable for both popular and remote hikes. Ideal for nature enthusiasts, it showcases the beauty of Maine's waterfalls while guiding readers through diverse landscapes.

Detailed hike descriptions, maps, and vibrant color photos make this revised edition an essential guide for exploring Baxter State Park. It covers a variety of scenic locations, including Grand Pitch on Webster Stream, the blueberry-covered summit of The Sentinel, and numerous waterfalls and swimming holes along Howe Brook. Perfect for outdoor enthusiasts, this book highlights the park's best hiking opportunities, ensuring an enriching experience in Maine's natural beauty.

This comprehensive resource offers detailed information on 100 of the finest hiking trails in New Hampshire, featuring maps, photos, and elevation graphs. It serves as an essential guide for outdoor enthusiasts, providing insights into the state's diverse landscapes and hiking experiences. Whether you're a seasoned hiker or a beginner, this book equips you with the necessary tools to explore the beauty of the Granite State's trails.

Exploring Maine's 100 Mile Wilderness, this guide offers over forty hikes through the longest unbroken stretch of the Appalachian Trail. Renowned for its remote beauty, the area features no paved road crossings or towns, making it a true wilderness experience. The guide highlights the unique trails, landscapes, and natural wonders, providing essential information for hikers seeking adventure in this pristine environment. Perfect for outdoor enthusiasts, it emphasizes both the challenge and the breathtaking scenery of this iconic region.

Experience hikes into historic towns, along the rugged coastline, and through Acadia National Park.