Hiking Trails of Southwestern Colorado, Fifth Edition
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- ISBN 9781513262963
- Dimensions: 139 x 215mm
- Publication Date: 06 Aug 2020
- Publisher: Graphic Arts Books
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Paperback
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Now with a fresh design, this fifth edition of the bestselling authoritative guide for hikers in Southwestern Colorado features new and updated trails, clear maps, and beautiful color photographs.
Used by beginner and seasoned hikers alike for years now, Hiking Trails of Southwestern Colorado shares the best nature-walking excursions around Durango, Silverton, Vallecito, and the Colorado Trail areas. Taking you everywhere from the refreshing waters of Ice Lakes Basin to the glorious views of Engineer Mountain, this new edition of the guidebook includes:
- More than 60 trails and climbs plus 12 new hikes, accompanied by corresponding maps and color photographs
- Distance, elevation, difficulty rating, and duration for each hike
- General overview of the trail as well as quick but important details on the route
- Options to other paths and trails for the wandering adventurer
Enjoy the natural landscape and wild beauty of Southwestern Colorado with this comprehensive guide to Southwestern Colorado’s favorite trails.
John Peel is a newspaper writer and editor, book author, and novelist, and has lived and hiked in Southwest Colorado since 1990. He has climbed more than half the state’s Fourteeners but these days gets as much of a thrill out of a good Thirteener. He lives with his wife, Judy, in Durango, Colorado. Paul Pixler was a retired professor of philosophy at Fort Lewis College in Durango, Colorado, and a former chairman of the San Juan Chapter of the Colorado Mountain Club. He divided his time between Durango and southern Arizona and was an avid hiker.
