50 Hikes in Western New York: Walks and Day Hikes from the Cattaraugus Hills to the Genessee Valley (Explorer's 50 Hikes)

This book provides the reader with truly wonderful hiking trails in the Western New York area. I'm born and raised in the area yet had never heard of some of the parks and trails highlighted in this book. If hiking in WNY is your goal, this is a great book for locations of trails, their conditions, level of difficulty, points of interest, etc.

This actually another copy of this book that I bought so if I become lost/missing my family can find me...it is the at home copy. Get maps and descriptions for hiking our great area.

Bought 4 of these for family members, they were all thrilled and excited to check out the trails

I'm always looking for places to high in New York State. Some trails I knew about, others I did not.

Good info.

I gave this to my Son-in-law for Christmas. It arrived on time before Christmas and was in great shape. I will continue to use Amazon for future purchases.

The book is well organized and gives a lot of information. I would recommend it.

We've done at least a dozen of the hikes in this book. Many of them are truly undiscovered gems or at least undiscovered! There are some things that are challenging about this book because it is from 1990.First, there are no GPS coordinates so you either have to navigate based on the 'from the thruway or from Xyz little town' directions he provides or use the name of the park or state forest and watch as you get near for names mentioned in his directions to get to the correct trailhead etc.Secondly, some of the trails have been relabeled, reblazed or in at least one case, practically destroyed since the book was written. This isn't common and the little differences from trail reroutes etc might even add to the adventure factor for experienced hikers but some people need or want very detailed accurate descriptions and could be disappointed.Still, I recommend buying this book because it is full of less crowded, less obvious hikes than most casual hikers will find on their own.