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Blue Mountains Best Bushwalks Book Woodslane
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Blue Mountains Best Bushwalks (4th edition) by Veechi Stuart (ISBN 9781925868678) is a polished, practical guidebook that makes me want to lace up my walking boots and hit the trails. Its strongest asset is the breadth of walks included — 67 varied treks, from short 30‑minute strolls to overnight adventures, giving something for casual walkers and seasoned bushwalkers alike.
The layout is clean and user‑friendly, with full‑colour maps, clear step‑by‑step directions, and helpful walk statistics such as distance, ascent, grade and estimated time. The addition of historical and natural context enriches each route, adding storytelling and depth beyond a dry trail manual. Safety tips and family‑friendly ideas make it useful for walkers of differing experience levels.
Its photography (over 200 full‑colour images) helps bring the Blue Mountains’ landscapes alive. Occasionally, some tracks seem described at a high level and the guide presumes local knowledge (junctions, obscure signage). For absolute beginners, field‑testing alongside GPS or local advice might still be wise. All up, this is a strong, reliable companion for exploring the Blue Mountains bush walk network — especially for locals or repeat visitors wanting depth and variety.
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Format: PAPERBACK
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Weight: 530 g
Pages: 280
