Walden Life In The Woods

The ultimate book about immersing yourself in nature, Henry David Thoreau’s *Walden* spends two years on the banks of Walden Pond studying nature and the seasons while reflecting on self-sufficiency and the importance of reading and solitude. One of the great works of classic literature, it’s possibly the best inspiration for losing yourself in the woods somewhere for a while.

Specs: | | | |---|---| | Format | Hardcover | | Pages | 188 | | Publisher | Gibbs Smith |

**Powerful inspiration for your next adventure that never requires a cell signal** Our prime directive at Huckberry is to inspire you to get out there. From the adventure-ready gear we stock on our site to the tales of travel and exploration in the Huckberry Journal, everything is designed to fuel your need for adventure. Which is why we love these retro-inspired, modern renditions of wilderness and travel essays from publisher Gibbs Smith. Each one is a handsomely designed hardcover from the US’s early (and arguably most inspirational) adventure writers and literary naturalists. We dare you to read one and not get inspired to go get lost somewhere wild.