Play Hard, Rest Easy : New England

From Library Journal This comprehensive guide to New England's fun outdoors and chic indoors introduces a new travel series, "Play Hard, Rest Easy," as well as a new travel publisher, Walkabout Press. Instead of describing every scenic footpath in Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Vermont, and Maine, travel aficionado Campbell, the founder of Walkabout, has chosen a select few destinations. Suggesting 11 trips throughout this scenic region (five in Vermont alone), Campbell provides ideas for various outdoor activities, accommodation and dining in any season, and concise, long-weekend itineraries. While many travelers, including this reviewer, may gravitate toward the "rest easy" sections, which offer information on first-rate lodging and gourmet dining, the assortment of activities offered in the "play hard" sections should not be overlooked. These range from such strenuous sports as mountain biking, skiing, and snowshoeing to less taxing activities such as antiquing, visiting museums, and shopping. This guidebook will be indispensable to anyone planning a trip to New England and may convince those who are not to rethink their vacation plans. Recommended for all public libraries and essential for those in and around New England. Thomas O'Connell, Eastern Connecticut State Univ., Willimantic Copyright 2001 Reed Business Information, Inc. Review

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