Kauai Trailblazer
Category: Hawaii
The latest edition of the Sprout's top-selling guide is packed with new and updated activities, dozens of fresh photos, and a special Trailblazer Kids section for families headed to Hawaii's "adventure island." Popular among independent and active travelers, Trailblazer guides are known for their user-friendly format, readability, and sharp graphics. You'll find all the mountain ridges, tropical gardens, beaches, coves and lagoons, jungles, rivers, historic landmarks and cultural sites, coral reefs, ancient ruins, and coastal bluffs-all the places to get wet, muddy, and have fun on Kaua'i. Less energetic visitors will appreciate the book's driving tours, which hit the headliners along with the island's out-of-the-way charms. The authors have spent years exploring Kaua'i, and it shows. A Resource Links section gives visitor information and cultural contacts, recommended recreational outfitters, museums and attractions, Hawaiiana shops and hula shows, as well as a! hand-picked list of restaurants and places to stay. Safety precautions and traveling tips are not to be overlooked, and a Best Of section lets you select among activities to suit your mood. 119 hikes and strolls to mountain ridges, tropical gardens, beaches, jungles, coves, reefs, historic landmarks and ancient ruins, swamps, craters, forests, coastal bluffs and tide pools, towns, canyons, waterfalls and river valleys.
Reviews of Kauai Trailblazer
Reviewed by Guest on February 28, 2009
This is a guide that is intelligently written for outdoors people at all levels. They describe each activity in detail so you know what you're getting yourself into. Good maps, photos and necessary info for the best winter vacation we've ever taken.
Reviewed by creampuff on November 25, 2008
I used it for ten days and found it rates far better than any of the other books out there for hiking on Kauai. It's upbeat, detailed, has maps and loads of photos. What a value for $16. Trails on Kauai are heaven on earth but there are no signs so you need a guide to get you to the trailhead. This is it.Latest from the blog
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