"Arizona's Mountains" is the first complete source to list the highest peaks of Arizona and provide detailed information on hiking to their summits. The mountains of Arizona offer a wide diversity of hiking enjoyment and challenge: There are auto drives up scenic Mount Lemmon and Aztec Peak; pleasant family hikes to Wahl Knoll and its neighbors in the cool White Mountains; more vigorous outings on Humphreys Peak or in the Chiricahua Mountains; and rock climbing challenges on Baboquivari Peak. From rocky desert pinnacles to pine-covered knolls, there is a hike for everyone. "Arizona's Mountains" offers interesting history, detailed route descriptions, and travel information for 103 of the state's highest summits, as well as hikes to lookout towers, desert high points, and other interesting destinations.
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A wonderful overview of Arizona's mountains,
By Steven Cross (Flagstaff, Arizona USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Arizona's Mountains: A Hiking and Climbing Guide (Paperback)
This Book is a must if you like hiking mountains and live in Arizona or want to visit the state. The book is broken down into areas of Arizona. In the discriptions of the mountains Bob tells how the mountain got its name. He is very detailed about how to get to the top and how to get there and tells if you need the USGS 7.5 minute map for that mountain. This book is not restricted to just mountains, but he also tells how to hike and how to get to some hills. There are quite a few off trail hikes in the book as well. He does not restrict the book to just trail hikes and roads. The only dissapointment in the book is that he did not cover any mountains is Sedona, Verde Valley and did not include much in the Prescott erea. But other then that he shows a wide variety of mountains across the state.
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