Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
If you're planning a wilderness excursion, swallow your pride and pick up Wilderness Navigation.


Sweat magazine
Even if you've never held a compass or GPS, you'll have an idea of how they work.


Lewiston Morning Tribune
An ideal book for those who aspire to travel with precision in the backcountry.


Willoughby (OH) News-Herald
[E]ssentials for using a map and a compass as well as easy and practical techniques for using global positioning devices.


Book Description
·GPS chapter completely updated to reflect newer models and features of GPS receivers now available ·Expanded to include a section on routefinding on glaciers, along with additional information on changing declination ·Extensive illustrated examples of orientation and navigation Proceed with confidence when heading off-road or off-trail with the second edition of Wilderness Navigation. Whether you are climbing a glacier, orienteering in the backcountry, or on an easy day hike, Mike and Bob Burns cover all the latest technology and time-tested methods to help you learn to navigate-from how to read a map to compasses and geomagnetism.


About the Author
Bob Burns is a long-time member of The Mountaineers. He has taught classes in the use of map and compass since the late 1970s. Mike Burns is an avid climber. He has instructed climbing and navigation classes, and written articles for Climbing magazine.

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