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The mountain is eternal, but trails change, and in his
new book,
Mount Tamalpais
Trails
, Barry Spitz updates and expands the roster. Spitz, who has spent more
than forty years uncovering Mt. Tam’s secrets, shares his
encyclopedic
knowledge of the mountain’s complex network; every inch
of trail was
walked and measured.
160 trails
and fire roads, maps, and color photographs; includes an introduction to Tam’s
natural and human history.
368 pages, 6”
x 9”, paperback
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