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A great collection of trails,
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This review is from: Colorado's Quiet Winter Trails (Colorado Mountain Club Guidebooks) (Paperback)
Quiet winter trails is the trail book I'd been looking for. It covers a wide range of paths along both sides of the Colorado front range. Specifically paths I'd heard about, but didn't know where to find. While the book is advertised for a snow shoeing, its also of use to summer hikers.
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High quality, love the format,
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This review is from: Colorado's Quiet Winter Trails (Colorado Mountain Club Guidebooks) (Paperback)
This book is really nicely bound--heavy cover, and heavy, glossy paper for the pages--very solid for years of perusal. I like the format--color coded at top of pages according to area or county. Trail info is thorough, including elevation, gain/loss, difficulty level, amount of time, avalanche risk... everything you really want to know. The description content includes how to get there, comments, and trek/tour description. The only thing that I would've liked to see is a ranking system for how beautiful the scenery is--something like what another book I own does-Canine Colorado, Third Edition: Where to Go and What to Do with Your Dog. Sometimes I'm happy just to be outdoors, getting a good workout, but other times I'm bringing a visitor, and I'm wanting something spectacular. Some of the pictures in this book don't reveal much, and it leaves me wondering if the trail is worth visiting. Would also have loved some reference as to how crowded these trails are or aren't on an average winter's day (weekday versus weekend). But maybe that's asking for a bit much!! All in all, I'm quite happy with this book.
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GETTING THERE: Drive 3.5 miles north of Berthoud Pass on U.S. 40. Park in the open area on the west side of the highway. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
set your mileage, diamond tree blazes, trailhead signboard, blue diamond markers, signed fork, extra feet, climbing skins, elevation gain, total loop, good turnaround point, road barrier, free skiing, trail curves, trailhead signs, ascent route, highest elevation, nordic skiers, trail rises, retrace your route, plowed road, right fork, winter trails Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado Trail, Rabbit Ears Pass, Bear Lake, Cameron Pass, Brainard Lake Road, French Gulch, Idaho Springs, Dillon Ranger District, Fraser Experimental Forest, Deadhorse Creek, Tennessee Pass, Walton Creek, Boreas Pass, Flume Trail, Indian Peaks, Larimer County Number Three, Walton Peak, Byers Peak, Mount Evans, South Trail, Spruce Creek Road, Fort Collins, Hoosier Pass, Sourdough Trail New!
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GETTING THERE: Drive 3.5 miles north of Berthoud Pass on U.S. 40. Park in the open area on the west side of the highway. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
set your mileage, diamond tree blazes, trailhead signboard, blue diamond markers, signed fork, extra feet, climbing skins, elevation gain, total loop, good turnaround point, road barrier, free skiing, trail curves, trailhead signs, ascent route, highest elevation, nordic skiers, trail rises, retrace your route, plowed road, right fork, winter trails Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado Trail, Rabbit Ears Pass, Bear Lake, Cameron Pass, Brainard Lake Road, French Gulch, Idaho Springs, Dillon Ranger District, Fraser Experimental Forest, Deadhorse Creek, Tennessee Pass, Walton Creek, Boreas Pass, Flume Trail, Indian Peaks, Larimer County Number Three, Walton Peak, Byers Peak, Mount Evans, South Trail, Spruce Creek Road, Fort Collins, Hoosier Pass, Sourdough Trail New!
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Front Cover | Table of Contents | First Pages | Index | Back Cover | Surprise Me!
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- Routt National Forest Recreation Guide (National Forest Series) by Outdoor Books & Maps on 6 pages
- White River National Forest Recreation Guide (National Forest Series) by Outdoor Books & Maps on page 18, and page 112
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