Ronald Fisher travels parts of the trail over a six month period. The book has color photos reminiscent of the National Geographic magazine, a wonderful text by the author, and eight two-page color maps of the trail.
The Appalachian Trail
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Book Details
| Author | National Geographic Society |
| Publisher | National Geographic |
| Year Published | January 1, 1972 |
| Description | Ronald Fisher, the author, travelled parts of the Trail starting in Georgia and ending in Maine over a six month period. His companions were Dick Durrance, a National Geographic photographer, and his wife Jill. They sampled "interesting portions" of the Trail and also explored the surrounding coutryside. So the book is not only an introduction to the Apppalachian trail, but also a splendid photographic essay of the eastern states as they were over 30 years ago. All this is done with color photos reminiscent of the National Geographic magazine, a wonderful text by the author, and eight two-page color maps of the trail. |
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