<p><strong>Back again with even more &ldquo;mostly true&rdquo; tales from the trail, Lawton Grinter&rsquo;s new book &ldquo;<em>I Hike Again</em>&rdquo; is sure to find a place in every adventurer&rsquo;s library!&nbsp;<em>I Hike Again</em>&nbsp;imparts hard-earned wisdom from trails both in the United States (Arizona Trail, Appalachian&nbsp;Trail, Pacific Crest Trail, Continental Divide Trail, Grand Enchantment Trail, Wind River High Route) and abroad (Spain&rsquo;s GR11 and New Zealand&rsquo;s Te Araroa).&nbsp;</strong></p><p><strong><em>I Hike Again&nbsp;</em>takes&nbsp;the reader high above treeline into a day gone bad, inside a cramped hut with a snorer of legendary proportions, along a sneaky escape with a gaggle of 16-year-olds fumbling their way through an Outward Bound course, and once again into some peculiar situations that even seasoned hikers may find hard to believe.&nbsp;</strong></p><p><strong>The stories in&nbsp;<em>I Hike Again</em>&nbsp;are 25+ years and 15,000+ miles in the making covering long and short hikes on a multitude of trails around the globe.&nbsp;</strong><strong>Anyone who&rsquo;s ever spent a day or many months on a dirt path will appreciate these entertaining and sometimes harrowing accounts of life on the trail. <em>I Hike Again</em> might just make you ditch your day job and head out on the trail&hellip;. maybe forever!</strong></p>