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Featuring 133 stunning waterfalls and cascades in Arkansas, this guidebook provides essential details for nature enthusiasts. Each listing includes a map, color photo, GPS coordinates, height, beauty rating, and hike difficulty level. The guide categorizes access methods, from scenic views accessible by car to challenging hikes requiring bushwhacking through wilderness. Comprehensive descriptions ensure readers can easily navigate to both trailheads and waterfalls, making it an invaluable resource for exploring "The Natural State."

Offering a comprehensive guide for OHT hikers, this book features detailed mile-by-mile descriptions of the 207.6-mile trail from Lake Ft. Smith State Park to Dillards Ferry on the Buffalo River. It includes eleven section maps, elevation profiles, and mileage logs, as well as information on campgrounds, parking, and scenic spots. The expanded edition covers the latest 43.7 miles of trail and provides insights from Tim Ernst, a key figure in the trail project, with a foreword by former Senator Dale Bumpers.

With 78 detailed maps and descriptions, this comprehensive guidebook showcases a wide range of hiking trails across Arkansas, from short nature walks to extensive backpacking routes. It highlights major trails and lesser-known paths that offer breathtaking scenery. The author, Tim Ernst, a seasoned hiker, shares invaluable insights on hiking, camping, and equipment. Additionally, the foreword by former President Bill Clinton adds a notable touch, making this an excellent resource for both novice and experienced hikers.

Featuring over 30 hiking trails in the Buffalo River Area, this comprehensive guide offers detailed descriptions, ranging from short walks to extensive hikes over twenty miles. It includes 25 maps, mileage logs, elevation profiles, and practical information on camping, trailhead parking, and seasonal weather. Written by local expert Tim Ernst, the book is enriched by a foreword from conservationist Neil Compton, making it an essential resource for both casual hikers and serious adventurers exploring the region's natural beauty.

Set in the Buffalo River Wilderness, the narrative chronicles Tim Ernst's transformative first year living in a remote log cabin. Through engaging journal entries, readers join him on adventures that include encounters with wildlife, moonlit hikes, and introspective moments that reveal his personal growth. The journey blends humor and emotion, showcasing a deep connection with nature and self-discovery over a decade-long online journal.

Exploring Missouri's diverse landscapes, this guidebook highlights 100 of the state's most remarkable natural features, including prairies, waterfalls, caves, and wildlife areas. Authored and photographed by Don Kurz, it offers detailed directions with GPS coordinates, maps, and 118 stunning color photographs. Ideal for nature enthusiasts and photographers, this resource showcases the beauty of Missouri's public lands and serves as a perfect companion for anyone eager to discover the state's scenic treasures.

Featuring detailed maps and elevation profiles, this updated guide provides comprehensive walking descriptions for the 223-mile Ouachita Trail, the longest hiking trail in the region. It highlights recent improvements, including new trail shelters and reliable water sources, essential for a safe hiking experience. Written with input from the Friends of The Ouachita Trail and the U.S. Forest Service, the guide is endorsed by renowned outdoorsman Jim Rawlins, making it an indispensable resource for hikers.

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Featuring 182 stunning photographs, this collection showcases Tim Ernst's remarkable journey through wilderness and scenic landscapes over four decades. Captured across diverse locations in the United States, including Alaska, Florida, Hawaii, and Maine, as well as in Canada and Iceland, the images highlight the beauty of nature and Ernst's skillful artistry. Each photograph invites readers to explore the breathtaking vistas and serene environments that define these remarkable regions.

Featuring 126 vibrant photographs, the book captures the stunning landscapes of Arkansas, highlighting the state's natural beauty through Tim Ernst's lens. Readers will explore diverse scenes, including waterfalls, serene pools, moonsets, wildflowers, and autumn foliage. Each image invites viewers to experience the enchanting vistas and intimate settings that define "The Natural State," showcasing Arkansas in its most picturesque form.