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	Best Hikes With Dogs: Georgia and South Carolina
	• Steve Goodrich → Mountaineers Books 2007
	One cold November night in the Blood Mountain Wilderness in north Georgia, Steve Goodrich and his wife, Ashley, had to wrap themselves around their yellow lab, Rebel, under one sleeping bag. It was the last time they would fail to anticipate their dog's special needs on the trail. Since then, Rebel and the Goodriches have hiked thousands of miles together in Georgia and South Carolina to select the best dog-friendly, dog-fun, and dog-safe trails in the region. Most hikes are on lightly traveled trails with few horses, bicycles, or motorized vehicles. Hikes avoid steep, rocky terrain and many offer lakes or streams as rewards. Potential dog hazards such as alligators or snakes are noted in the hike descriptions. Advice on hiking with dogs includes what to pack for your pooch	Unrated 0 Ratings View & Review!

	Hiking South Carolina
	• John F Clark → Falcon 1998
	South Carolina offers a variety of easily accessible hikes for beginners and experts alike. This thorough guide features 60 of the state's best hikes, including day hikes and multi-day excursions. Hikers can explore the state's natural wonders along the Foothills Trail in the eastern mountains, the Long Cane Trail in the Savannah River Valley, or the Swamp Fox Trail near Charleston, among other places. Includes special mention of organized outings with experienced leaders on many of the state's trails.	Unrated 0 Ratings View & Review!

	Long Trails of the Southeast
	• Johnny Molloy → Menasha Ridge Press 2002
	Trekking the Appalachian Trail is no longer the solitary experience it once was. Backpackers and hikers looking for less crowded outdoor experience should grab Long Trails of the Southeast to discover the many opportunities available in the Deep South.This guide covers 600 miles of trails in 6 states, including the 104-mile Pinhoti Trail, the 90-mile Benton Mackaye Trail, and 171 miles of the Florida Trail. Each trail is divided into segments, with at-a-glance information offering details on length, trail condition, high-points, difficulty, tips, and trailhead directions. Vivid trail reports tell readers just what they will see along the way. Finally, the Trail Notes provide mile-by-mile descriptions of the entire trail, including road crossings, water sources, shelters, provisioning possibilities, and more.Whether hiking a trail in one outing or knocking it off in sections, hiking enthusiasts will be glad to have Long Trails of the Southeast a part of their library. Long Trails of the Southeast includes: Wild Azalea Trail, Louisiana (26 miles)Black Creek Trail, Mississippi (41 miles)Pinhoti Trail, Alabama (104 miles)Bartram Trail, Georgia (110 miles)Benton Mckaye Trail, Georgia (90 miles)Foothills Trail, South Carolina (85 miles)*Florida Trail, Florida (171 miles)	Unrated 0 Ratings View & Review!