Day Hiking Trails: Day Hiking Trails of Bayfield County

Monday, December 1, 2014

Latest Hittin’ the Trail guidebooks to premiere at Authors’ Market

I’ll unveil my latest two Hittin’ the Trail guidebooks, Day Hiking Trails of Bayfield County and Day Hiking Trails of Sawyer County at Redbery Books in Cable, Wis., on Sunday, Dec. 7.

Each book describes more than a hundred day hiking trails in their respective counties and the communities surrounding them. They mark the eighth and ninth books in the Hittin’ the Trail series.

The unveiling will be held during Redbery Books’ Authors’ Market, which features eight authors from, or who have written about, the Cable area. The market runs from 1 to 3 p.m.; Redbery Books is located at 43455 Kavanaugh Road, in scenic downtown Cable.

Both new hiking guidebook, as well as my other titles, will be available for sale at Redbery Books during the event.

Learn about trail guidebooks available in the Hittin’ the Trail series.

Wednesday, November 26, 2014

Author releases day hiking guidebook to Bayfield County, Wis.

The second in a pair of new hiking guidebooks I’m releasing this holiday season is now available. Day Hiking Trails of Bayfield County describes more than a hundred trails in Bayfield County, which sits at the top of the Wisconsin Northwoods along Lake Superior. A popular tourist destination, Bayfield County is host to the annual American Birkebeiner, the largest cross-country ski race in North America, and to the Chequamegon Fat Tire Festival. Trails in the Apostle Islands National Lakeshore, the Chequamegon National Forest, and the Brule River State Forest can be found in the volume. The book marks the eighth title in the popular and bestselling “Hittin’ the Trail” hiking guide series. It is available for purchase online.

Learn about trail guidebooks available in the Hittin’ the Trail series.

Meet the Author

My name is Rob Bignell. I'm a long-time hiker, journalist and editor. My son Kieran and I have been hiking together for the past decade. Before Kieran, I taught middle school students in New Mexico and Wisconsin, served as an infantryman in the Army National Guard, and worked in newspapers. I've won several journalism awards, from editorial writing to sports reporting. In 2001, The Prescott Journal, which I served as managing editor of, was named Wisconsin’s Weekly Newspaper of the Year. Currently I own and operate an online editing business, Inventing Reality Editing Service. After spending several years in Southern California, my son and I now live in Wisconsin on the scenic Red Cedar River.