[Read ebook] Telluride Trails: Hiking Passes, Loops, and Summits of Southwest Colorado (The Pruett Series)
• Don Scarmuzzi •
| #563350 in Books | Don Scarmuzzi | 2013-10-01 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | 8.95 x.56 x6.08l,.78 | File Name: 0871089718 | 254 pages | Telluride Trails
||0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.| Great Guide for Hiking Telluride.|By Smookey|This is a great guide to have. Very useable and clearly written. Just returned from Telluride and we went on several of the hikes, all selected from the book after reading in the months leading up to the trip. My only quasi-negative comment is that the difficulty assessment is based on the hiker being acclimated to altitude. A c|About the Author|
"San Juan" Don lived in Colorado for more than twenty years, most of them in Telluride, and he is now exploring the vastness of the Pacific Northwest from Portland, Oregon. A trained chef, a photographer, and an avid hiker, Don Scarmuzzi h
This revised edition is the most comprehensive pocket guide for the day hiker living in or visiting this incredible area with easy-to-follow directions to the high country and more than 75 summits in the region. All of the 110 hikes are illustrated with colorful maps and more than 100 pictures, also in color, with listings of elevation gain, distance, duration, and five levels of difficulty from "easiest (families--Class 1) to "expert only" (climbing-type moves--Cl... [PDF.rr04] Telluride Trails: Hiking Passes, Loops, and Summits of Southwest Colorado (The Pruett Series) Rating: 3.74 (421 Votes)
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