Get Lost Travel Books Maps

Kim Cooper

Citysearch

Once you spot the giant rocketship suspended from the ceiling, it's clear that Get Lost takes a playful, adventurous approach to travel. The two-story shop near the Castro is packed with useful trekking aids and offbeat imports that will appeal, even if you have no intention of leaving home. Of course, you'll find the standard travel guides (from funky Lonely Planet to stodgy Fodor's), explorers' memoirs and maps for destinations from Australia to Zimbabwe. Pack smart with a money belt, mini-umbrella and refreshing Bucky brand buckwheat airplane pillow. It's the exclusive local outlet for…