Teva Men’s Links Outdoor Performance Shoe,Ultra Violet,10 M US

With input from Jeff Lenosky, Teva enters the mountain bike game with the purpose-built Links freeride Shoe. Durable, supportive construction, combined with Teva's extensive shoe technologies and input from serous riders has resulted in a shoe that's ready to tackle gnarly mountain bike conditions.

Product FeaturesUpper Material: EVA foam, polystyrene, rubberLining: meshSoleplate: Cleat Compatibility: Sole: Tread: noFootbed: Closure: lacesWeight: Recommended Use: cyclingManufacturer Warranty: 1 year

My Ascent to La Cabeza…An Inner Monologue

“My Ascent to La Cabeza…”, a narrative non-fiction short story, will immediately transport you away from your reality as it is told in a nontraditional manner as an inner monologue.

Each random, at times slightly offensive, comical thought and strongly worded description which comes to mind of the author throughout this challenging misadventure is written as it occurred.
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Trail Atlas of Michigan: Mountain Biking, Hiking, Cross-Country Skiing, and Nature Trails.

Golden Gate Trailblazer: Where to Hike, Walk and Bike in San Francisco and Marin

Trailblazer is the only outdoor adventure guide that details all the parks and wild lands north and south of the Golden Gate—in San Francisco and Marin. With more than 200 photographs and concisely written histories and cultural tidbits, Trailblazer gives travelers a unique look at both parklands and towns alike. You’ll get to know the place—and to share the author’s love for it. First-time visitors to the Bay Area will have a trusty guide to hit the highlights; life-long residents are guaranteed to find new ways to make weekends more exciting.

Inside are clear directions for more than 300 hikes and walks, both in natureÂ’s wonder and to the cultural attractions that lure international tourists. Presented are the Presidio, Golden Gate National Recreational Area, Golden Gate Bridge, Marin Headlands, Point Reyes National Seashore, and several state parks, including Mount Tamalpais, Angel Island, and Samuel P. Taylor. YouÂ’ll also find the tucked-away treasures in the Marin Open Space, including high peaks of the oak savannah and the wetlands on the Richardson, San Pablo, and San Rafael bays. All noteworthy city parks are also covered, starting with San FranciscoÂ’s renowned Golden Gate and continuing with a long list of neighborhood gems.
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Phoenix Mountains Preserve (Hiking / Mountain Biking / Equestrian Trails, 2813S)

Phoenix Mountains Preserve includes a systems of parks including Camelback Mountain / Echo Canyon Recreation Area, Phoenix Mountains Park, Dreamy Draw Recreation Area, Piestawa Peak (Squaw Peak), Shadow Mountain, Lookout Mountain, Shaw Butte, and North Mountain. Green Trails Maps' Map 2813S covers the the entire mountain preserve, located in central Phoenix, Arizona. The two-sided map shows topographic contours at a 40' interval; interstate and highways, arterial streets, streets, gravel roads, the 100 Trail, hiker only trails, hiker and mountain bike trails, signed hiker horseback and mountain bike trails, recreational road trails, unsigned hiker horseback and mountain bike trails, planned trails, and trails located along a road; parking and park and ride lots; toilets; portable toilets; points of interest; picnic areas; interpretive centers; interpretive trails and sites; benches; towers; gates; viewpoints; tunnels; hospitals; shopping centers; golf courses; canals and seasonal washes; primary trailheads with parking and trailheads with limited parking; latitude / longitude and UTM grid scales; city park boundaries and native land boundaries; approximate milage between dots; and approximate trail elevations. A sidebar lists the primary trails for each park.

Two-sided, self-cover, paper folded map.
Projection = UTM Zone 12
Datum = NAD27
Contour Interval:40'
Size:
* Folded = 6" x 9"
* Unfolded = 24" x 18"

Hiking, 4WD Moab west: Mountain biking & recreation : elevation profiles, trail descriptions, shaded relief

Hiking – Mountain Biking & Adventure Trails of the Nanaimo-Extension Mines, Alberni Valley and Other Vancouver Island East Districts

Sedona – Red Rock Country: Including Slide Rock and Red Rock State Parks (Hiking / Mountain Biking / Equestrian Trails, 2805S)

Sedona – Red Rock Country: Including Slide Rock and Red Rock State Parks is a topographic trails map of the Red Rock Country in the greater Sedona area including Sycamore Canyon Wilderness, Red Rock Secret Mountain Wilderness, & Munds Mountain Wilderness. This map features all the trails in magnificent Red Rock Country with trail names, point-to-point mileages, & trailheads. The reverse side of the map includes insets of Red Rock State Park & Slide Rock State Park plus a table of the Principle Trails. The table provides map locations, trail lengths, vortex locations, & trail difficulties for hikers, horseback riders, mountain bicyclists, & those with physical disabilities.

The legend covers highways; secondary highways & arterial streets; paved streets; 2WD gravel roads; the Arizona Trail; hiker only trails; hiker & horseback rider trails; hiker, horseback rider, & mountain bicyclist trails; 4WD, ATV, & motorcyclist trails; unofficial & unmaintained trails; planned trails; point-to-point mileage; trail elevations; primary trailheads with parking; trailheads with limited or no parking; parking; toilets; points of interest; picnic areas; interpretive centers; towers; vortexes; gates; portable toilets; viewpoints; benches; interpretive trails; lookouts; tunnels; National Forests; National Forest Wilderness Areas; National Forest Research Natural Areas; state parks; private lands; county boundaries; overhead powerlines; pipelines; springs; tanks & wells; falls; streams & rivers; seasonal streams; inset boundaries; scrub & grasslands; woodlands; riparian areas; forests; latitude & longitude coordinates; & UTM coordinates.
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Targhee trails: Hiking, mountain biking & camping on Targhee National Forest

The Sanctity of Dirt (Essay)

What is it about sweat and strain, mud and muscles working hard, that drives out the impurities of our modern existence? How do you get clean by getting dirty? The whole idea goes against what Mom, with her bar of soap in hand, used to preach. Cleanliness is not next to godliness.

This series of essays explores the more metaphysical aspects of getting out on the trail whether on mountain bike or just wearing a pair of shoes.

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