1 comments about Uintah Railway: The Gilsonite Route.

1. This book is a good read for anyone who likes narrow gauge trains. It is a good primer for gilsonite mining especially for fans of the Unitah Railway. The writing quality is high and most of the pictures, although limited in number, are clear enough to help in modeling. All in all, an enjoyable railroad read.

No comments about Zagatsurvey 1995 Update: Rocky Mountain Restaurants/Including Denver, Salt Lake City and Major Ski Areas Throughout Colorado and Utah (Zagatsurvey : Salt Lake City/ Denver Top Restaurants).

No comments about Canyon Country : Mountain Biking (Number 17 in the Canyon Country Series) (Canyon country).

No comments about Old Utah Trails (Utah Geographic Series).

No comments about Sainte-Marie-du-Mont / Utah Beach 1311e (IGN Bleue).

1 comments about Zion: The Story Behind the Scenery.

1. The Story Behind The Scenery books are very interesting. They have pictures of whatever park they are about such as Zion: The Story Behind The Scenery. A must read for anyone planning to visit one of our great parks.

No comments about Atlas of Utah [Limited Leather Edition - Large size in Slip Case].

2 comments about Utah Byways: Back Country Drives for the Whole Family.

1. Anyone who wants to explore some of the West's most spectacular and historic backways will love this handy, spiral-bound guidebook. It includes the 90-mile-long Transcontinental Railroad National Back Country Byway, the Pony Express National Back Country Byway and Canyonland's famous White Rim Road, perhaps the most exotic and remote 4WD road in North America. All the routes are perfect for a stock sport-utility vehicle.



2. Utah Byways showed me that there's a whole lot more to exploring Utah's wildlands than what those 4x4 magazines show. I was very happy to find, using Utah Byways, so many spectacular little dirt roads through this state's incredible wild lands, and they don't even require me to be a serious off-roader. Great book if you like adventure!

No comments about Skier's Guide to Utah (Series Guide).

2 comments about Utah Off the Beaten Path: A Guide to Unique Places.

1. This book caught my eye as I was browsing through travel guides in preparation for my week-long trip through Arizona and Utah. Tired of fighting hordes of tourists from every corner of the globe, I wanted to get the flavor and feel of that part of the country without being hassled by the mobs. Every place I went, from the quirky hotels in Moab to the awe-inspiring day-long treks through Canyonlands, was inspired by the guide. Brewer has a keen eye for the off-kilter, and I hope to follow his slightly beaten path in other parts of the country as well.



2. We pretty much skipped using the Frommer's guide because the tips from this book were more interesting and more our speed. The author led us to the Frisco ghost town and told the history of the town that the roadside plaque didn't cover. The book is well-written and filled with information to keep you in touch with the true feeling of the state.