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Hiking the Wasatch
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Hiking the Wasatch 

Page Type: Gear Review

Manufacturer: University of Utah Press

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Page By: Wasatchvoyage

Created/Edited: Jun 28, 2009 / Jun 28, 2009

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Product Description

A great guide book focusing mainly on the Central Wasatch Range, by John Veranth.

* ISBN: 0874806283
* ISBN-13: 9780874806281
* Format: Paperback, 201pp
* Publisher: University of Utah Press
* Pub. Date: May 1999
* Edition Description: Second Edition
* Edition Number: 2
* Sales Rank: 394,183

Few places offer the hiking opportunities available right here in the Wasatch. Hundreds of miles of trails and three Wildreness Areas are within a few minutes' drive of the city. John Veranth has hiked all these trails and has written a comprehensive guidebook with hiking suggestions arranged by season and difficulty.

Beginners will find detailed descriptions of easy hikes on well-maintained trails. Challenging routes to seldom-visited cirques and summits are suggested for the expert.

Maps, photos, and line drawings accompany the trail descriptions. Data tables list distances and hiking times. The geology, native plants, human history, and contemporary issues are discussed to aid understanding these wonderful mountains.

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Features the trails and peaks of the Wasatch Mountains. Also included is a brief geological history, photos, and basic maps covering hiking areas.

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WasatchvoyageA great book.

Voted 5/5

I purchased the first edition of this book in the late 1980's, and have since purchased the second edition as well. I find myself continually referring to this book for information on different hikes and approaches for a new outing. A great book, a must have for those wishing to get out and into the central Wasatch Range.
Posted Jun 28, 2009 9:22 pm

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