Guidebooks for hiking, skiing and climbing
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(0)Backcountry Access Backcountry Decision Making Guide$69.95
(0)Transition A Guide to Climbing Real Rock$34.95
(0)Firefly Nature Hikes$24.95
SAVE 40%(0)Popular Snowshoe Trails of the Canadian Rockies$11.93$19.95
(0)A Paddler's Guide to Algonquin 3rd Edition$24.95
(1)Best Day Hikes in Banff National Park$19.95
(0)Paddling & Hiking Ontario's Southern Shield$24.95
(0)Loops & Lattes Hiking Guides Hamilton Hikes$29.95
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(0)Lake Louise Hiking Guide$14.95
(0)Backcountry Skiing Canada Kootenay Pass Ski Map & Guide$24.95
(5)Thunder Bay Climbing$69.95
(4)Loops & Lattes Hiking Guides Halton Hikes Loops Lattes Hiking Guide$29.95
(0)Beginner's Guide Snowshoeing Canadian Rockies 2Ed.$34.95
(16)Ontario Climbing: Volume 2 The Northern Escarpment$31.95
(0)Backroad Mapbooks Canadian Rockies$29.95
(1)Guide Des Parois: Val-David$29.95
(0)Backcountry Skiing Canada Whistler & Area Ski Touring Guide$23.95
(0)Summits & Icefields 1$29.95
(1)Paddling and Hiking the Georgian Bay Coast$29.95
(0)Coordinate GIS Manitoulin Island and North Shore Map$13.95
(0)Wilderness Rivers of Manitoba$24.95
(0)110 Nature Hot Spots in Manitoba & Saskatchewan$29.95
(0)The Nooks Bouldering$15.00
(0)Firefly 200 Nature Hot Spots in Alberta$29.95
(0)Backcountry Skiing Canada West Kootenay Ski Touring Guide Version 2.0$23.95
(0)Backcountry Skiing Canada Lake Louise, Sunshine, Banff Ski Touring Guide - Version 2.0$23.95
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Field guides to help you learn about the outdoors
From edible plants you might find around Banff to the birds you can expect to hear in Algonquin, field guides equip you with the knowledge you need to explore with confidence.
For those curious about the plants that bring life and colour to the backcountry, check out plant field guides. They’ll cover topics like which plants you can eat (and which ones will hurt you) as well as broadly what kinds of plants you’ll likely find at your destination.
Animal field guides touch on identifying tracks and other animal markers and further information about local wildlife. It’s the kind of knowledge that’ll help you appreciate the wildlife while keeping it (and yourself) safe in the meantime.
Weather and sky field guides are your friend when it comes to packing. Knowing what to expect from local weather patterns can help you come prepared. Other guides in this category include those that’ll teach you about the stars overhead, their names, stories and their use in navigation.
Finally, geology field guides can teach you about the earth and rocks in a given area. Keep an eye out for the composition of the ground around you and what kinds of minerals you might spot on your next hike.