Partners West River Guide to Canyonlands National Park and Vicinity 101614, Application: Outdoor, Weight: 1 lb, Book Type: Guidebook,

This is a boater's, rafter's and canoeist's guide to the Green and Colorado Rivers, between the towns of Green River and Moab, Utah. The subjects covered are hiking, camping, geology, archaeology, and steamboating, cowboy, ranching & trail building history. For each major river bottom, an in-depth history is told about early attempts at settlement. Many of the stories come from the oldest cowboys in the country, most of whom have passed away since the 1st edition of this book came out in 1991. But many of their descriptive tales are backed up by newspaper articles and other sources. Included are lots of amusing stories as told by local story tellers. The histories of local legends like Bill Tibbetts and John Jackson are also told, plus the story of the Range War of 1924-25. In addition, information on where to find campsites, the best places to hike, obtain good spring water and helpful tips for boaters are included. All photos in this new edition are in full color except for old historic pictures.

Specifications for Partners West River Guide to Canyonlands National Park and Vicinity:

Features of Partners West River Guide to Canyonlands National Park and Vicinity:

• Featuring: Hiking, Camping, Geology, Archaeology and Steamboating, Cowboy, Ranching and Trail building history.
• Paperback
• 272 pages

Package Contents:

• Partners West River Guide to Canyonlands National Park and Vicinity