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The Play Hard Rest Easy Series
"One great guidebook...we wish all guidebooks were as good."
NEW YORK MAGAZINE
  
Do you love the outdoors but not necessarily sleeping outdoors? Who says being outside must mean roughing it? High-energy recreation, stylish lodgings, superb dining and civilized relaxation make the ultimate getaway mix. If you like to play hard during the day--hiking, biking, paddling, skiing, sightseeing, or shopping (yes, there's sport in shopping)--but rest easy at night--dining in an elegant restaurant and sleeping in an upscale inn--you'll find this series of guidebooks indispensable.
Now Available:
Coming Soon: New Mexico & Arizona Northern California The Mid-Atlantic Florida Washington Oregon Hawaii The Caribbean
Media Praise for the Series
"One great guidebook...we wish all guidebooks were as good as Malcolm W. Campbell's Play Hard, Rest Easy: New England, the first in a new series that serves serious outdoor types who want first-rate accommodations and restaurants."
Tara Mandy, NEW YORK MAGAZINE
"If you're an outdoor enthusiast who loves to combine the rugged and the Ritz, don't leave home without the Play Hard, Rest Easy guidebooks series. Fun to read and packed with travel essentials ranging from great hiking trails to wonderful lodges and luxury spas, the guidebook gives you everything you need to fulfill the title's promise."
Carole Jacobs, Travel Editor, SHAPE MAGAZINE
"Presented in an easy-to-read, quick-to-digest format that makes the book perfect for planning a quick escape or a longer vacation."
Jerry Morris, BOSTON GLOBE
""Play Hard, Rest Easy is a useful and practical guide for those who seek an active vacation but have no qualms about pampering themselves."
June Sawyers, CHICAGO TRIBUNE
"This guidebook will be indispensable to anyone planning a trip to New England and may convince those who are not to rethink their vacation plans. Recommended for all public libraries and essential for those in and around New England."
LIBRARY JOURNAL
"Covers hundreds of outdoor options, from mountain biking in the Nepaug State Forest of Connecticut to sea kayaking in Maine's Penobscot Bay...(coupled with)...classy restaurants (and) well-appointed lodges."
OUTSIDE magazine
Mad River Glen Photograph by Mike Riddell; food & inn shot courtesy of the Woodstock Inn, Woodstock VT
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