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WhiteBlaze Pages currently sells for $12.00 per book.
I will keep the price at $10 each for a little while longer.
Book size: 6" x 9" x 0.317" with 286 pages, weighing 10.62 oz. or 330 grams.
Here are just a few new features in the book this year for 2021:
- A complete listing of all hostels and services that they offer.
- A listing of resupply locations along the Appalachian Trail. Nice for planning.
- Calendar of Appalachian Trail events, festivals, and gatherings.
- Added a larger icon that denotes what each establishment’s primary function is, followed by the other icons that they offer for services.
What I have always had:
- WhiteBlaze pages is designed for easy use by all variety of hikers: day hikers, section hikers, and long-distance thru-hikers, (NOBO, SOBO, and flip-floppers). Its goal is to assist you to quickly determine your location and surrounding terrain features, and to find nearby re-supply options and other needed services.
- Easy-to-turn pages with quick identification tabs in the top, outer corners, to help you rapidly find the needed trail data in the guide book.
- Easy-to-read descriptions, coordinates, and elevations, with separate North-Bound (NOBO), and South Bound (SOBO), mileage columns, listing 4,796 data entry points of trail-worthy information, (more than any other Appalachian Trail guidebook), allowing for easy use, no matter what direction you are hiking, NOBO, SOBO, or flip-flop, a unique feature of this guidebook.
- Quick-reference icons (66), associated with detailed descriptions that allow you to rapidly determine the availability of needed services, at any particular location.
- Each shelter location shows the mileage to the next three shelters north, and south, for quick reference.
- City, and town, informational entries, in sequential order, referenced to trail mileage, with detailed, all-to-scale, north-oriented maps, showing the locations of thousands of establishments providing needed services. No need to flip back-and-forth, 2 or 3 pages through the guidebook to locate needed information, unlike in other guidebooks.
- Many more trail features have been added: side trails, waterfalls, bridges, scenic views, attractions, road crossings, bridges, power lines, warnings, and much, much more!
- Over 3,000 GPS coordinates listed in this guidebook locating shelters, trail heads, road crossings, landmarks, establishments, attractions, and over 400 Appalachian Trail parking locations, with parking capacities listed.
- Complete Post Office addresses, phone numbers, and GPS coordinates in the town’s listings.
- Up-to-date elevation profile maps, in easy to read 30-mile sections, displaying locations, with quick-reference icons positioned adjacent to the locations, and complete location information, in bold type, in the accompanying description.
- Includes the extensive, (200+ shuttle providers), Appalachian Trails Conservancy (ATC) listing, of all shuttle providers along the entire length of the Appalachian Trail, with descriptions and shuttle service area map, the most up-to-date listing in publication!
- Interactive town maps, with QR scanner codes, allowing your electronic devices to access online maps with all major establishments’ locations pre-plotted.
- Compare for yourself with other guidebooks. More data and pages. Lighter, thinner, and easier to read.
- Approach Trail, including profile, elevations, coordinates, and Amicalola Falls State Park information.
- Over 2,000 GPS coordinates.
- Appalachian Trail Hostel and campground listing.
- Appalachian Trail Shuttle Providers listing and corresponding map.
- Listing of Appalachian Trail resupply locations. Good for pre-hike planning.
- Hiker Slang, commonly used hiker terms.
- Interactive town maps available.
- Index in the back of the book listing all AT shelters, trail towns, some hostels and historic places.
- Index in back of book listing all town maps in the book.
- Many more features, but unable to list all of them here.
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