No comments about Bryce Canyon National Park (True Book).

4 comments about Mountain Biking Moab.

1. I purchased Mountain Biking Moab a couple of weeks ago to supplement my collection of Moab mountain biking books, and after using it this past weekend, I can sell all my other books!

   --- Julie




2. This book delivers the goods. It doesn't waste time telling you how dangerous things are.. It gives a straight-forward account of what to expect so you can make informed decisions about what trails to ride. But... best of all.. it's fun to read. Trails like "Prostitute Behind the Rocks.. aka... a nice butte." show that this guy not only lives and breathes biking.. but he also is extremely literate. A biker sence of humor cranks through each description. A must buy even if you aren't going to Moab. Sit back. Take a swig of your favorite Eddie McStiff's brew and read Mountain Biking Moab.



3. On a recent trip to Moab a friend and I relied on this book for directions. We tried four of the rides. The directions are not always clear, although three of the four rides were on trails that were either well-marked or obvious. But Crowell's directions for the "Courthouse Wash" route were indecipherable; we spent several hours trying to find our way with little success. So I wouldn't rely on this book alone. I also noticed that the bike shops in Moab carried several trail guides, but not this one.



4. This is a great book. I first found out about the entire Falcon series of books from some friends. They loaned this book to me when I made my first trip to Moab. We had other books with us but this is the only one we used. I have since purchased the Falcon guide's for Grand Junction/Fruita and Denver/Boulder.

No comments about Surveying the Canadian Pacific: Memoir of a Railroad Pioneer (University of Utah Publications in the American West).

No comments about Florentine Codex: General History of the Things of New Spain. Introductions and Indices (Monographs of the School of American Research).

No comments about Raptor Red.

No comments about Canyon Country Off-Road Vehicle Trails - Arches & La Sals Areas (Number 6 in Canyon Country Series) (Canyon Country Series, 6).

No comments about Cowpokes to Bike Spokes: The Story Of Moab, Utah.

No comments about Utah: A Celebration of the Landscape.

No comments about Moab South, Utah Trail Map.

1 comments about Salt Lake Impressions (Impressions (Farcountry Press)).

1. A superbly compiled and presented collection of captioned and full color photographic images by Scott T. Smith and Stephen Trimble, "Salt Lake Impressions" is a visual celebration of Salt Lake City, the capital city of Utah, and the surrounding countryside that includes the Great Salt Lake basin and the surround Wasatch mountains. This compendium of engaging images includes elements of area's city architecture, natural landscapes, people and places. A remarkable photographic album of sights, many of which rise to the level of visual art, browsing through the pages of "Salt Lake Impressions" is the next best thing to actually being there. Also very highly recommended from Farcountry Press is another in their 'impressions' series: "Santa Fe Impressions".