Re: Grand Canyon books
I second the vote for Abbott and Cook's 'Hiking The Grand Canyon's Geology'. There are fabulous trail descriptions, fountains of geological knowledge as well...
Shannon 2010-06-03 17:21:04 #61547

Re: Hikers Symposium - October 9, 2010
Doug -- Thanks for your (and others) work on this. I work in the video field and I know that things are seldom as simple as they appear. Kind of like...
Rob Brading 2010-06-03 12:00:31 #61546

Re: Hikers Symposium - October 9, 2010
The difficulty is not so much the DVD as other parts of people's lives that can get difficult, and then you still want to do some hiking of your own sometime....
DougN 2010-06-03 11:53:25 #61545

Re: Hikers Symposium - October 9, 2010
chris: any idea where they're @ with getting the 2nd & 3rd symposiums on DVD ..?.. can't believe it's that difficult, is it ..?.. thanks, ...
couldbne1 2010-06-03 11:27:47 #61544

Re: Grand Canyon books
I also like the B&M geology book which is very academic and "...not intended for the casual reader". See this link for my recommendations and comments that...
DougN 2010-06-03 09:51:16 #61543

Re: Grand Canyon books
You are correct, my copy is of the 1st (1982) edition. However, when I looked an a copy that was for sale last year, the bats still weren't mentioned. I...
driftersmith 2010-06-03 08:10:47 #61542

Re: Grand Canyon books
I can give a - impartial - thumbs up to "Hikernut's Grand Canyon Companion" which I used as one of my references before my first hike down last week. I...
Pinny Lew 2010-06-03 08:10:12 #61541

Re: Grand Canyon books
Hi Matthew, For first time canyon explorers I would have to say "Hikernut's Grand Canyon Companion." Hey, what do you expect - it is my award-winning book!...
Brian Hikernut Lane 2010-06-03 08:02:36 #61540

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