The Natural Navigator Pocket Guide

This guide offers an engaging introduction to navigating using nature's signs. The Natural Navigator Pocket Guide is essential for modern explorers.

Starting with a simple question - 'Which way am I looking?' - The Natural Navigator Pocket Guide blends natural science, myth, folklore, and the history of travel. This unique approach introduces readers to the rare and ancient art of navigation using nature's own signposts, from the texture of a rock to the appearance of the moon. Tristan Gooley, the author, takes you on a journey that reveals how the natural world can guide your way, enriching your understanding of the environment around you.

With the guidance of Gooley, you'll learn to interpret the growth patterns of trees and how they can assist in finding your direction in the countryside. The book shares intriguing insights, such as how to determine North by observing a puddle, and how natural signs can be utilized for navigation both on the open ocean and within urban landscapes. This exploration is not only informative but also filled with captivating stories that make the art of natural navigation accessible and engaging.

The Natural Navigator Pocket Guide is designed to be practical and user-friendly, featuring beautiful illustrations that serve as helpful tools for travelers embarking on their instrument-free journeys. This guide is perfect for anyone looking to start their own adventure, whether in the wilderness or the city, making it an essential companion for modern explorers.