 Color, shaded-relief topo maps covering Arizona. Includes a recreation guide with custom-produced set of maps & text offering a myriad of recreational activities; shows highways & backroads, land use, cities & towns. Has grids for use with GPS receivers & a comprehensive index. |
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 Includes: an identification field guide to local birds, animals, trees, wildflowers, insects, weather, etc. Explanations of natural history; detailed descriptions for seasonal access, travel directions, trail info of 50 best natural sites in the area.Essays addressing issues of conservation, endangered species, human habitation effects. |
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 Tongue-in-cheek wilderness manual for women who appreciate nature but prefer to maintain their coiffure while interacting with it. Lots of useful information-such as handy checklists for what to bring and wear-tucked between the humor. |
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 Originally written for trip leaders in the Princeton University Outdoor Program, this book guides the reader through every step of the backpacking process, with chapters on planning, equipment, cooking, hygiene, emergency procedures & much more. |
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 Describes 32 best overnight backpacking trips in the state, from week-end ones to 10-day treks. Some of the most beautiful trips you can imagine. Enjoy. |
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 Part of a series for women by women. Author, an AT thru-hiker, gives a fresh perspective & up-to-date presentation of techniques & equipment. Written in a unique perspective, this book will give readers the confidence to try a new sport. |
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 An ideal book for campground campers who want to move beyond the usual hot dogs and hamburgers over the charcoal fire. In addition to reviewing the various non-charcoal cooking alternatives, the author also provides tips for better cooking over coals, proper food preparation, and a wealth of recipes that will make camping more fun for the entire family. |
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 Summary info onFor river runners wanting to stretch those leg muscles after hours on the water, as well as providing a richer river experience, these short side trips |
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 A complete guide for families, singles, and anyone who wants to enjoy the latest advances in outdoor gear. Packed with info on tents, sleeping gear, clothing, footwear, & camp kitchens, the book also has detailed info on state parks, private campgrounds, luxury camping resorts, bicycle & backpack camping, kayak camping, RV camping, and more. |
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 Expanded 3nd Edition of book popular with backpacking groups and canoeists; recipes to enliven the outdoor trip: meat, fish, veggies, pastas, desserts, etc. Lots of photos and good information. |
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 Harvey Butchart hiked over 12,000 miles in the Grand Canyon in about 1,000 days, spanning nearly 40 years. This is his original book, which updates the series, putting into 1 complete volume what had been 3 previously. |
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 A complete guide to America's most famous national park. Over 300 pages of invaluable information, practical tips, and gorgeous color photographs. Includes chapters on road sights, day hiking, scenic flights, mule trips, lodging, history, geology,wildlife, river trips, and much. Incredible color photos throughout. |
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 Fun & helpful tips for women on the go. Covers such topics as health & hygiene, safety & security, bargaining, mother-daughter or solo travel & much more. Sidebars include advice from women travelers who have been there & done that. |
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 Very good guide to a wonderful area that's as close as 1 hour from Phoenix. Thorough: covers all trails & creekbed routes in great detail, with junctions keyed to reproduced USGS maps, PLUS a wealth of fascinating info on the area's rich history &legends (such as the fabled Lost Dutchman mine). |
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 Detailed descriptions of 98 different trails, covering not only the Grand Canyon, but other top hiking destinations. Large maps provide rich detail in a format that is easy to read. Text gives park hours, length and difficulty of trails, facility details, permit requirements, and other pertinent info. |
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 Introduction to Arizona's backcountry: from the Grand Canyon to little-known, uncrowded areas. Full descriptions of 120 hikes throughout the state. |
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 Includes over 120 hikes in the area around Flagstaff & Sedona, from the Verde River lowlands to the top of Humphreys Peak, from desert to grassland to pine, fir & spruce forests. |
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 Complied by Backpacking Light magazine, this book (November 2005) offers the latest info on lightweight backpacking and camping. Learn about gear and techniques that will allow you to drop your pack weight to less than 30, 20, or even 10 pounds without sacrificing comfort or safety. You'll be able to hike farther, faster, longer, and easier, with less physical stress, fewer injuries, more safety and security, and far more satisfaction. |
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This guide to the lesser-known federal recreation sites in the Southwest provides overall descriptions of each destination, with an emphasis on camping and day hiking. Also has helpful maps and lots of photos. Covers Colorado, Utah, Arizona & New Mexico. |
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 Lonely Planet USA Guide covers NM, AZ & UT, with an emphasis on the natural beauty of these rugged lands. Also info on accommodations, events, shopping, etc, for all budgets & travel styles |
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