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| ALPINE ANDY -- CONTACT INFORMATION: mtn_goat at alpineandy dot com (this is spelled out so spammers can't get my address) Or, to contact me via traditional mail use this address: Andy Boos, Everett Parks Department, 802 Mukilteo Blvd., Everett, WA, 98203 |
| A website by someone who loves the oudoors, created for people who love the outdoors |
OUTDOOR BOOKS SUGGESTION LIST
100 Hikes in...(series) usually by Spring & Manning (published by The Mountaineers)
Winter Hikes, Mooers (Sasquatch Books)
Olympic Mountains Trail Guide, Robert Wood (The Mountaineers)
Best Hikes with Children (series), Joan Burton (The Mountaineers)
Hidden Hikes in Western Washington, Karen Sykes (The Mountaineers)
Hiking Snohomish County, Ken Wilcox (Northwest Wild Books)
Hiking Whatcom County, Ken Wilcox (Northwest Wid Books).
Snowshoe Routes in Washington, Dan Nelson (The Mountaineers)
Hiking the Columbia River Gorge, Russ Schneider (Falcon)
Field Guide to the Pacific Northwest, Audubon Society (Knopf)
Plants of the Pacific Northwest Coast, Pojar & McKinnon (Lone Pine)
Best Wildflower Hikes in Washington, Sykes, Spring, Kruckenberg (Mountaineers)
Wildflowers of Washington, C.P.Lyons (Lone Pine)
Cascade-Olympic Natural History, Mathews (Raven Editions)
your suggestions???
100 Hikes in...(series) usually by Spring & Manning (published by The Mountaineers)
Winter Hikes, Mooers (Sasquatch Books)
Olympic Mountains Trail Guide, Robert Wood (The Mountaineers)
Best Hikes with Children (series), Joan Burton (The Mountaineers)
Hidden Hikes in Western Washington, Karen Sykes (The Mountaineers)
Hiking Snohomish County, Ken Wilcox (Northwest Wild Books)
Hiking Whatcom County, Ken Wilcox (Northwest Wid Books).
Snowshoe Routes in Washington, Dan Nelson (The Mountaineers)
Hiking the Columbia River Gorge, Russ Schneider (Falcon)
Field Guide to the Pacific Northwest, Audubon Society (Knopf)
Plants of the Pacific Northwest Coast, Pojar & McKinnon (Lone Pine)
Best Wildflower Hikes in Washington, Sykes, Spring, Kruckenberg (Mountaineers)
Wildflowers of Washington, C.P.Lyons (Lone Pine)
Cascade-Olympic Natural History, Mathews (Raven Editions)
your suggestions???
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| CHECK OUT THE REST OF THE WEBSITE -- What is this site about, and who is this Alpine Andy guy? Go to the NEW VISITORS page to find out. -- Trips are popular and often fill up fast, but there's ALWAYS some spots available. Visit the WHAT'S AVAILABLE page to see what you can in on right now. -- See where we've been lately by checking out the PHOTOS page. You may even see yourself, or someone you know. -- Registration for the trips is always open on-line. To get in on the fun go to SignMeUp.EverettWa.org -- If you have a trip coming up with me, check the UPCOMING TRIPS page to learn about the expected trail and road conditions, weather forecast, and other things to expect. Check this before every trip you do so you can come prepared. |
| SNOW DEPTHS- As of Mon. 1/5 Mt. Rainier-Paradise- 113 inches Mt. Baker-Heather Meadows- 87 inches Stevens Pass- 72 inches Snoqualmie Pass- 66 inches Hurricane Ridge- 58 inches |
| CHECK OUT MY UPCOMING CLASS Avalanche Awareness for Snowshoers Thursday, January 15, 7-8:30pm Let us help you better understand these powerful yet little-understood forces of nature. What causes them? Where do they occur? How do I assure my safety? What risk is there on my snowshoe trips? Go to signmeup.everettwa.org or call 425-257-8300 to sign up. Plenty of space available |
| Sun. Jan. 4 near Lanham Lake |