Travel & Pictorial

The Good Walk Guide: Walk the world with 65 city and nature trails

65 unforgettable walks to explore the world on foot.

The Good Walk Guide celebrates sixty-five of the world’s most breathtaking walks—from city strolls to coastal trails, mountain paths to forest tracks.

Written by award-winning travel journalist Sarah Reid, this is a guidebook for anyone who loves to explore on foot. Sarah has curated a list of day walks that span the continents and cater to every ability, landscape, and desire—whether you fancy a summit scramble at Clouds Rest in Yosemite National Park, a lost city walk through Machu Picchu, a spiritual pilgrimage up Japan’s Mount Haguro, or a breezy coastal stroll along Sydney’s Bondi to Coogee trail. The book also includes information about extending your walk overnight or into a multi-day hike, as well as suggestions for similar walks in different destinations around the world.

Featuring stunning location photography, practical tips, and inspiring detours into the joys and benefits of walking, The Good Walk Guide invites you to slow down and see more.

About The Author

Sarah Reid is an award-winning Australian freelance travel journalist and author with a passion for adventure and regenerative travel. Inspired by her travels to more than 130 countries, including many cherished hiking adventures, her articles appear in leading travel titles including Adventure.com, Australian Traveller, BBC Travel, Condé Nast Traveler, Escape, International Traveller, Lonely Planet, National Geographic Traveller, Qantas magazine, Vacations & Travel and others. Sarah has also written or co-authored more than 50 travel guides and reference books. Read her work at sarahreid.com.au and follow her adventures on Instagram @sarahreidtravels.

  • Publish Date: March 02, 2027
  • Format: Trade Paperback Original
  • Category: Travel - Special Interest - Hikes & Walks
  • Publisher: Smith Street Books
  • Trim Size: 5-6/7 x 8-1/4
  • Pages: 224
  • US Price: $24.95
  • CDN Price: $33.50
  • ISBN: 978-1-923503-24-3