Here Come the Navajo

Ruth Underhill

Treasure Chest Books

BOARD BOOK OF AMERICAN INDIANS FOR CHILDREN

Chana an Anasazi Girl Historical Paper Doll Book to Read, Color and Cut

Mike, Jan M.

Lowmiller, Cathie

Informative facts on history and hiking in Gunnison County: Black Canyon, Blue Mesa, Crested Butte, Curecanti and Maroon Bells. Including clear directions to trailheads, with routes and maps for diverse hikes for all skill levels on day hikes or backpacking trips.

Hiking the Gunnison River Basin: Western Section

Potters of Mata Ortiz: Five Barrios, Seven Families

Bill Gilbert

The all new 3rd Edition of the book, Utah Mountaineering Guide, has been completely rewritten--this time on a computor--which wasn't the case with the first edition back in 1983. This one has a new format, which is now the same as for all the other hiking or climbing guides the author has writen; except for one new catagory, that of Winter Climbing. In previous editions some canyon hikes were included, but they have all been eliminated and this edition covers only the highest or the most interesting mountains in Utah. Most of the mountains covered in this edtion are the same as in previous books, but some new and interesting peaks were discovered and added. Among them are Granite Peak and nearby volcanos, snow-white Crystal Peak, and Frary Peak on Antelope Island in the Great Salt Lake. 
 For this edition, the author returned to about 96% of the peaks and climbed them in winter. So there's lots of new information about winter access &amp; climbing. He would have winter climbed at least one mountain on every map in the book, but ran out of winter in the spring of 1997. Also included is a discussion on Heliograph Stations build by the first surveyors in the 1880's, and Bristlecone Pines, the oldest living things on earth, and of course a section of geology. About 95% of the fotographs in this edtion are new.

Utah Mountaineering Guide

Travel

Kelsey, Michael R.

Specialty Travel

This is a canyon hiking guide to the Colorado Plateau, which covers the southeastern half of Utah, the northern half of Arizona, the western 1/5 of Colordo, and a small part of NW New Mexico. This new 4th Edition has been undated significantly beyond the 3rd. The author went back to almost all canyons, or at least to the trailheads, to check out the mile post markers, etc. Also, about half a dozen less-interesting canyons or hikes from the 3rd Edition were eliminated; while about a dozen new &amp; more challenging hikes have been added, plus another 32 pages. This 4th edition contains 320 pages and 191 fotographs, about 90 of which are new. 
 The new canyons are from scattered locations in southern Utah, primarily in Zion National Park, and the Escalante River, San Rafael Swell &amp; Robbers Roost country, along with major updates on slot canyons on the Navajo Nation. Other big changes to this edition are the addition of about a dozen new technical slot canyons; that is, canyons where you need ropes and rappelling gear to get through. This adds another dimension to excitement and challenge, and opens many new hiking areas previously closed to many of us. All these technical canyons are now either bolted-up, or have slings or webbing around boulders, making them ready for rappelling. 
 The general direction for this book, is toward slot canyons, which everybody likes; but it retains easy &amp; fun hikes to canyons with Anasazi ruins, another favorite. So if you're looking for petroglyphs or pictographs, and cliff dwellings or ruins, which some people try their best to hide, then this is your book. In the back of this book is a section listing the Best Hikes, including for the most part Slot Canyons, then best hikes to see Indian ruins, and Native American rock arts sites. Below is the Table of Contents.

Canyon Hiking Guide to the Colorado Plateau

Sports & Outdoors

Michael R. Kelsey

Hiking & Camping

Can You Hear the Saguaro Talking?

Humor & Entertainment

Louis Mucciolo

Humor

Tucson ABC Coloring and Activity Book [Paperback]

Tucson ABC Coloring and Activity Book

Arizona's Yesterday

Arizona's Yesterday: Being the Narrative of John H. Cady Pioneer

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Trails of the Wasatch

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