Cedar Breaks National Monument

Rose Houk

Nicky Leach

Zion Natural History Association

Travel Arizona II focuses on historic, cultural, scenic, and otherwise fascinating sites of Arizona. This guidebook highlights the best that Arizona offers through the efforts of five veteran writers - with nearly 150 years of exploring this state - more than two dozen photographers, and specialists in research, maps, and book design. Brief bios of authors are in the book's introduction. 
Included are 14 trips in all regions of the state, plus three chapters devoted to the best attractions in Phoenix and Tucson, and a chapter highlighting sites and institutions focusing on ancient and contempory Native American cultures. 
Brimming with information and definitive color photographers more than (200) of Arizona's outback and urban attractions, this book guides travelers on 14 tours to towns, deserts, mountains, and valleys. Chapters devoted to Phoenix and Tucson attractions depict the uniqueness of these cities imprinted with cultures ancient and modern - from stone chip to computer chip. Plus, readers will learn where to enjoy the "urban outdoors" in Phoenix and Tucson. Complementing all that, "when you go" lists provide telephone numbers, Internet addresses, and other information for travelers. 
This book points the way for newcomers to Arizona or anyone wanting to explore the state's diverse attractions and beauty. To them, we say: When you explore Arizona, take along plenty of water and this guidebook - for who knows more about showcasing Arizona's scenic, cultural, and historical bounty than Arizona Highways.

Travel Arizona II : A Guide to the Best Tours and Sites

Travel

Sam Negri

Leo W. Banks

Tom Dollar

Joe Stocker

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Walker Sisters of Little Greenbrier

Great Smoky Mountain Associati

CADES COVE: THE DREAM OF THE SMOKY MOUNTAINS--If you like Cades Cove, you'll adore this book! It features the prose of Rose Houk (Exploring the Smokies, The Walker Sisters of Little Greenbrier) and nearly 100 incredible color photographs by photographer extraordinaire Bill Lea. Topics covered include American Indians in the cove, wildlife, geology, wildflowers, settlement, and community life. Also included is an excellent map and special sections on Bear #287 (the real "Troublesome Cub"), Becky Cable, and the Civil War in the Cove. 9" x 11" and 72 pages.

Cades Cove The Dream of the Smoky Mountains

Great Smoky Mountains Associat

Elk, with their magnificent antlers, surreal "bugle call", and dramatic mating rituals, are one of the most fascinating animals in Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Yet, for over a century, not a single elk roamed the Smokies. In this book, you'll learn about the history and natural history of the majestic animal and discover the story of how elk came home to this park.

Smoky Mountain Elk - Return of the Native

Great Smoky Mountains Association

Pictures for a Park How Photographers Helped Save the Great Smoky Mountains

Country stores were so integral to community life in the Great Smoky Mountains that it could be argued there really was no community until there was a store. Stores were where you picked up your mail, met your neighbors, got your news, learned about births and deaths, and swapped eggs and chestnuts for salt and socks. Join esteemed author Rose Houk as she explores the many ways country stores enriched the lives of mountain families in the 19th and early 20th centuries.

Country Stores of the Smokies

Great Smokey Mountains Association

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