Done in a Day Moab: The 10 Premier Hikes!

by Kathy Copeland, Craig Copeland

Moab isn't just a town. It's a spectacular collision. Mormons, atheists, earth worshippers. Hikers, mountain bikers, four wheelers. Hippies, rednecks, tourists. Miners, artists, ranchers. All have collided here. But the disparate elements have coalesced and are generally amicable. It's a fascinating base for your exploration of the vast, earthen sculpture known as southeast Utah. This is the heart of canyon soaring arches, bulging walls, towering spires, fiery colors, mysterious rock art, ancient ruins. The problem is that the canyons are endless, but your time is short. The solution is a pocket-sized book titled Done in a Day The Ten Premier Hikes. It describes where to invest your limited hiking time to enjoy the greatest scenic reward. Experience wilderness areas as well as Arches and Canyonlands national parks. Witness the wonder of canyon country and be back for a great meal, hot shower, and soft bed. 110 photos. Trail maps for each trip. Full color throughout.

155 pages, Paperback

First published February 1, 2008

Reviews

[Tracy]

Nice overview of the Moab area with basic information about visiting there and then ten hikes. I've done one already and look forward to more the next time that I am in Moab.