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Appalachia, Vol. 59 No. 01, Winter/Spring 2008

Journal
Subtitle
America's longest-running journal of mountaineering and conservation
Issue
Vol. 59 No. 01, Winter/Spring 2008
Publisher
Appalachian Mountain Club

Articles in this issue

  • Is the Wilderness Act still relevant? p. 8
  • Camping in the shadow of proposed oil wells p. 20
  • Walking through an idea p. 32
  • Tradeoffs of trail work p. 38
  • Benton MacKaye and the tattered ten p. 50
  • Nature's nomenclature p. 60
  • Manuscript notebooks of George P. Bond, 1850-1853 p. 66
  • Why do they (& sometimes we) do it? p. 86
  • From New York City to the mountains p. 96
  • Wilderness music p. 102
  • Accidents p. 106
  • Alpina p. 118
  • News & notes p. 130

Keywords for this issue

  • 1964 Wilderness Act p. 8
  • Arctic NW Refuge p. 20
  • advocacy for more wildness p. 32
  • trail maintenance p. 38
  • Appalachian Trail founder p. 50
  • Woozy trap p. 60
  • first White Mt mapmaker p. 66
  • Ed Viesturs p. 86
  • high-altitude climbing
  • hiking with teenagers p. 96
  • howling wolves p. 102

Donated by Henry Hamlin to the RRISCC. Issue no. 225.

Donated by Stu Milligan to the RRISCC. Issue no. 225.

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