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A detailed guide to more than 100 of Arizona's best hikes, revised and updated.
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Paperback, 368 pages
Published
October 1st 2007
by FalconGuides
(first published October 1st 2001)
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Bruce Grubbs does a very good job as a author/guide.
While Falcon is not my favorite publisher (to put it mildly) this is well written (thanks to Grubbs) and comprehensive with many excellent hikes from an afternoon stroll to a multi day backpack. It doesn’t appear to have suffered too much from the poor editing of other Falcon titles.
I’ll keep this book close on all my future trips to Arizona.
While Falcon is not my favorite publisher (to put it mildly) this is well written (thanks to Grubbs) and comprehensive with many excellent hikes from an afternoon stroll to a multi day backpack. It doesn’t appear to have suffered too much from the poor editing of other Falcon titles.
I’ll keep this book close on all my future trips to Arizona.
Grubb's HIKING ARIZONA is a great book for someone who wants to hike in Colorado: it's possible to hike a over a third of the trails described in this guidebook and never see the actual desert. I was not surprised to learn Grubbs published another book on N. AZ hiking specifically, given the sheer attention given to the Kaibab, Coconino, and Grand Canyon areas of the state. Furthermore, the author's promise to focus on less popular trails only rings true in these chapters, because once the guide
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