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Guide to the Colorado River in the Grand Canyon; Lees Ferry to South Cove (Second Edition)

Tom Martin

Duwain Whitis

Vishnu Temple Press

RiverMaps map books "go with the flow". Each map is oriented so the river flows upward on the page.  No more turning your map upside down or twisting your head to read it. RiverMaps map books are printed on water-resistant paper specially made for all-weather use.  The maps measure 8-1/2 x 14 inches - much larger than most river guide books.  The books have spiral binding and stiff covers that make them lay flat and easy to use. 

RiverMaps map books are printed with USGS 7.5' topographic maps as the background at the original map scale of 2,000 feet per inch.  Additional information is added for river runners, including river mileage, campsites, rapids, and other features of interest. These maps provide more information to river runners who want to see more of the river corridor. They're great for planning side hikes!

Guide to the San Juan River

Rivermaps

Do you want a Grand Canyon guidebook written by boaters for boaters? Tom Martin, author of Day Hikes from the River, and Duwain Whitis, publisher of RiverMaps map books, have teamed up to write a new guidebook. This is the only guidebook to the Canyon with USGS topographic map backgrounds printed at their original scale, with additional details in an easy-to-read format. It is also the only guide with maps extending to South Cove in Lake Mead. Each map shows campsite locations, rapids, scout points, river miles, and other points of interest. The accompanying text describes all campsites on the park inventory (and some extras), with campsite pull-in information, geological, botanical, and historical points of interest. Maps are in color. Text and photographs are black and white. The guide is 8.5" x 14" spiral-bound to lay flat. The 108 pages are printed on tough waterproof and tear-resistant synthetic paper. The new mileage featured in this edition has been established by the Grand Canyon Research and Monitoring Center, using the most up-to-date measuring techniques. The new mileage deviates from the old by up to a mile in certain areas. Spiralbound waterproof paperback. Scale: 1:24,000 Size: 8.5" x 14"

NRS River Maps - Grand Canyon

Do you want a Grand Canyon guidebook written by boaters for boaters? Tom Martin, author of Day Hikes from the River, and Duwain Whitis, publisher of RiverMaps map books, have teamed up to write the definitive guidebook. This is the only guidebook to the Canyon with USGS topographic map backgrounds printed at their original scale, with additional details in an easy-to-read format. It is also the only guide with maps extending to South Cove in Lake Mead. Each map shows campsite locations, rapids, scout points, river miles, and other points of interest. The accompanying text describes all campsites on the park inventory (and some extras), with campsite pull-in information, geological, botanical, and historical points of interest. Maps are in color. Text and photographs are black and white. The guide is 8.5" x 14" spiral-bound to lay flat. The 120 pages are printed on tough waterproof and tear-resistant synthetic paper. The mileage has been established by the Grand Canyon Research and Monitoring Center, using the most up-to-date measuring techniques. The new mileage of the last few editions deviates from the old by up to a mile in certain areas. Recommended by most Grand Canyon and Colorado River guides and rafting companies, this book has won a NOBA (National Outdoor Book Award)! Spiralbound waterproof paperback. 108 pages. Scale: 1:24,000 Size: 8.5" x 14"

Guide to the Colorado River in the Grand Canyon: Lees Ferry to South Cove

Reference

Atlases & Maps

Guide to the Snake River in Hells Canyon and the Lower Salmon River

Barbara Vinson

The Canyonlands RiverMap covers the beauty of Ruby Horsethief and the whitewater of Westwater canyons, all the way past the Moab Daily, through Meander Canyon to the confluence with the Green. The guide also covers the stretch from Green River, Utah, through Labyrinth and Stillwater canyons to the confluence with the Colorado. From there, these two rivers combine and head into Cataract Canyon. So does the guide, on down through Cataract and Narrow canyons to Hite, with the take-out at North Wash these days of low water in Lake Powell. Lots of useful information about rapids, where to scout the rapids if scouting is indicated, campsites, historical and geological information, hiking beta, great color photographs and the 7.5 minute USGS quad-maps "going-with-the-flow" from the bottom of the page to the top to help you orientate yourself on your next trip though Canyonlands by river. There's a robust front end section with information on how to get all the various permits and sort out shuttles.

RiverMaps Guide to the Colorado & Green Rivers in the Canyonlands of Utah & Colorado

Vishnu Tempe Press

Do you want a Grand Canyon guidebook written by boaters for boaters? Tom Martin, author of Day Hikes from the River, and Duwain Whitis, publisher of RiverMaps map books, have teamed up to write the definitive guidebook. This is the only guidebook to the Canyon with USGS topographic map backgrounds printed at their original scale, with additional details in an easy-to-read format. It is also the only guide with maps extending to South Cove in Lake Mead. Each map shows campsite locations, rapids, scout points, river miles, and other points of interest. The accompanying text describes all campsites on the park inventory (and some extras), with campsite pull-in information, geological, botanical, and historical points of interest. Maps are in color. Text and photographs are black and white. The guide is 8.5" x 14" spiral-bound to lay flat. The 120 pages are printed on tough waterproof and tear-resistant synthetic paper. The mileage has been established by the Grand Canyon Research and Monitoring Center, using the most up-to-date measuring techniques. The new mileage of the last few editions deviates from the old by up to a mile in certain areas. Recommended by most Grand Canyon and Colorado River guides and rafting companies, this book has won a NOBA (National Outdoor Book Award)! Spiralbound waterproof paperback. 120 pages. Scale: 1:24,000 Size: 8.5" x 14"

Waterproof river guide to the Rio Chama, New Mexico from El Vado Reservoir to Abiquiu Reservoir. 23 pages with 5 maps, 31 miles, color photographs and shaded topographic relief.

Guide to the Rio Chama, El Vado Reservoir to Abiquiu Reservoir, New Mexico

Waterproof river guide to the Upper Colorado River from Kremmling to Dotsero. Includes Gore Canyon and the Pumphouse run, 39 pages with 12 maps, 69 miles, color photographs and shaded topographic relief.

Guide to the Upper Colorado, Kremmling to Dotsero, Colorado

This spiral-bound guide book is offset-printed on plastic pages. The cover is plastic card stock. The entire book is waterproof and tear resistant. This guide book includes mile-by-mile descriptions of campsites, rapids, and points of interest and include many photographs.

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Guide to the Colorado River in the Grand Canyon; Lees Ferry to South Cove (Second Edition)

Guide to the San Juan River

NRS River Maps - Grand Canyon

Guide to the Colorado River in the Grand Canyon: Lees Ferry to South Cove

Guide to the Snake River in Hells Canyon and the Lower Salmon River

RiverMaps Guide to the Colorado & Green Rivers in the Canyonlands of Utah & Colorado

Guide to the Colorado River in the Grand Canyon: Lees Ferry to South Cove

Guide to the Rio Chama, El Vado Reservoir to Abiquiu Reservoir, New Mexico

Guide to the Upper Colorado, Kremmling to Dotsero, Colorado

Guide to the Colorado River in the Grand Canyon: Lees Ferry to South Cove