No comments about AAA Nevada & Utah: Carson City, Las Vegas, Lake Tahoe Area, Ogden, Provo, Reno, Salt Lake City: Arches, Bryce Canyon, & Zion National Park Maps, Downtown Salt Lake City Map, Las Vegas Strip Map, Driving Distance Charts, Toll & Ferry Information (State Series 2007, 2007-513806).

No comments about U for Utah: Worth remembering book series (Worth remembering book).

No comments about Monument Valley: Navajo Tribal Park (Wish You Were Here Postcard Books).

No comments about A journey to Great-Salt-Lake City,.

No comments about AAA TourBook Colorado & Utah (AAA TourBook).

2 comments about Hiker's Guide to Utah.

1. I was in desperate need of a Utah getaway, due to a personal crisis. This book saved my life. It suggested several hikes that allowed me to re-center. Elegantly written, clearly laid-out, this is the best state guide I've ever seen. If this were the most popular book in the world, rather than Harry Potter, we'd all be a lot better off.



2. Dave Hall wrote one hiking book about Utah. However, it is sold under two different titles. One is "The Hiker's Guide to Utah" and the other is "Hiking Utah". They are both published by Falcon, with the same copyright date, and are completely the same book! I cannot in good conscience buy any other Falcon book, when it is obvious that Dave Hall and Falcon are purposefully trying to rip off the hiking public.

No comments about Salt Lake City: Welcoming the World (Urban Tapestry Series).

2 comments about Benchmark Utah Road & Recreation Atlas.

1. Pick this one up, and you'll never look at the DeLorme one again. Once again, Benchmark/Raven show that maps can be both functional and beautiful. By far, it is the best single resource in print on backcountry roads, terrain, land ownership/administration, and sites of interest. I take whenever I'm going to get off the freeway.

   Of course, it's not perfect. I've found a few mistakes, but they're mostly things that only map geeks would notice.




2. The atlas was great. The box it was shipped in was crushed, therefore my order was creased in two spots. I did send one back since it was a gift, (they did replace it) although I just kept the Utah atlas due to a time factor. Not packed very well the first time. They do have a great return policy!

No comments about The Desert/Le Desert.

No comments about Exploring the Great Salt Lake: The Stansbury Expedition of 1849-50 (University of Utah Publications in the American West).