Moon Idaho (7th ed)

Name: Moon Idaho (7th ed)
Brand: Avalon Travel Publishing
Price: 15.73 EUR
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English

By (author): James Kelly

Seasoned food, wine, and travel writer James Patrick Kelly offers his unique perspective on this remarkable travel destination, from free Wednesday night concerts at The Grove in Boise to the bizarre rock outcroppings of the Magic Valley. Kelly uses his local knowledge to craft original trip ideas, including Five Days of Fun in the Sawtooths, Birding in Idaho, and Exploring Backcountry Hot Springs. Complete with details on skiing Silver Mountain, exploring McCall's numerous hot springs, and noshing on contemporary Northwest fare in downtown Nampa, Moon Idaho gives travellers the tools they need to create a more personal and memorable experience. See more

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Weight: 448g
Dimensions: 142 x 191mm
Publication Date: 22 Mar 2016
Publisher: Avalon Travel Publishing
Publication City/Country: United States
Language: English
ISBN13: 9781631210150

About James Kelly

Boise resident James Patrick Kelly has loved big mountains ever since his childhood in Seattle. As a restless teenager he spent countless hours in the North Cascades exploring alpine lakes and trails beat-out by miners' boots.Before moving to Idaho in 2000 James had only traveled through the Gem State on his way to Montana Wyoming Colorado and the Dakotas. He eventually returned to live in this land of rugged mountains mystical deserts and vodka-clear trout streams. To help seal the deal he even married a third-generation Idahoan Dana who he proposed to while hiking in the Trinity Mountains. Right before I asked her some Peruvian sheepherders on pack mules passed by on the trail followed by two good ol' boys on motorbikes. One of them had an axe bungeed to his handlebars James recalls. I thought it was all over for us but the axe had just fallen off one of the mules and they were returning it to its rightful owner.James a former chef earned a journalism degree from Boise State University before becoming the restaurant critic at the Idaho Statesman. He has written numerous food and travel-related features for Northwest Palate and other magazines and websites.When not hanging out in his vegetable garden with his wife and two kids Nolan and Audra James can be found snowshoeing to backcountry yurts foraging for morels catching big trout and dining in Sun Valley restaurants.