An authoritative guide to the Eastern Superstition Wilderness of Arizona. This thoroughly researched book contains never before published trips into the backcountry and authenticated background history of the area. · Over 40 treks in and around the Wilderness · Clear and simple hike and horse ride directions · Easy-to-Use topographic and trailhead maps · Trips for everyone rated easy to very difficult · History of cowboys, homesteaders, and miners · GPS coordinates for trailheads and key points. · B&amp;W photos and excelent maps based on USGS topographic maps.

Superstition Wilderness Trails East

Sports & Outdoors

Jack Carlson and Elizabeth Stewart

Hiking & Camping

Clear Creek Publishing

Discover Arizona's Superstition Wilderness Trails West. Rugged mountains with towering hoodoos, hidden canyons, seasonal creeks and waterfalls, majestic deserts and wildflowers, prehistoric ruins, and prospector camps--all in a National Forest Wilderness less than an hour from Phoenix. Weavers Needle, Superstition Mountain, Charlebois Spring, La Barge Canyon, Red Tanks Canyon, Garden Valley, Peters Canyon, and Peters Mesa are special places that spring to life with this guide's colorful history of the Superstitions. More adventures can be found in the companion book, Superstition Wilderness Trails East. 
More than 65 treks in and around the Wilderness 
Clear and simple hike and horse ride directions 
Easy-to-use topographic and trailhead maps 
Trips for everyone--rated easy to very difficult 
Intriguing history and folklore of the Superstitions 
Never before published trips into the backcountry 
GPS coordinates--trailheads and key points 
Trail Guide West--The complete and authoritative guide to the western Superstition Wilderness.

Superstition Wilderness Trails West: Hikes, Horse Rides, and History

History

Elizabeth Stewart

Jack Carlson

Americas

An authoritative guide to the Eastern Superstition Wilderness of Arizona. This thoroughly researched book contains never before published trips into the backcountry and authenticated background history of the area.
<ul>
<li>Over 40 treks in and around the Wilderness</li>
<li>Clear and simple hike and horse ride directions</li>
<li>Easy-to-Use topographic and trailhead maps</li>
<li>Trips for everyone rated easy to very difficult</li>
<li>History of cowboys, homesteaders, and miners</li>
<li>GPS coordinates for trailheads and key points</li>
<li>B&amp;W photos and excellent maps based on USGS topographic maps.</li>
</ul>

Superstition Wilderness East: Hikes, Horse Rides, and History

Superstition Wilderness Trails East: Hikes, Horse Rides, and History is packed with the history of the ranchers and homesteaders who settled the area and describes the trails in the eastern end of the Superstition Wilderness. The book includes the Rogers Canyon Trail, Haunted Canyon Trail, Reavis Ranch Trail, Campaign Trail, and many more. 
The history of the homesteaders and miners is described in detail and those with an interest in the early settlement of the Salt River community (now under Roosevelt Lake) will enjoy the homestead locator map. 
Apache Campaign aficionados will enjoy the maps and stories describing the 1870s military marches through Pine Creek, Tule Canyon, and Spencer Spring Creek areas. 
This is another great book for hikers, horse riders, and armchair travelers.\nPaperback 
352 pages

Superstition Wilderness Trails East: Hikes, Horse Rides, and History

Will a case of mistaken identity be the death of her? Madison Reynolds is looking forward to a few days of rest and relaxation. Her best friend Genny is judging a celebrity bake-off near DC, so it’s the perfect opportunity for a girl’s getaway. With fun-loving Granny Bert in tow, the trio heads to the very heart of the Intel community. Deep in alphabet soup territory—surrounded by CIA, NSA, FBI and more—it takes only moments for things to go awry. A mix-up at the airport leaves Madison with the wrong luggage, and a last-minute change in accommodations lands them at The Columbia Inn at Peralynna. How can they know its ties to the spy world will soon spin them into its web? Designed as a CIA safe house, the inn has a fascinating history. When it seems a mysterious man in a dark coat is following her, Madison scoffs at her over-action imagination. She’s listened to too many spy tales, spun by the innkeeper herself. The stories of espionage and agents are intriguing, but too incredible to be real. The Texans know nothing about secret codes and counterintelligence. They’ve never heard of The Lilac Code, or the illusive agent-for-hire known simply as Kalypso. Back home in The Sisters, a drama is unfolding that involves Madison’s precious twins. She’s raised them to do the right thing, no matter the consequence, but will their quest for justice put them in danger? Thrust into impossible situations of being in the wrong place at the wrong time, the twins risk everything to save their school, while deep in spy territory, Madison and Genny race against the clock—and the elements—to save Granny Bert’s life. The award-winning The Sisters, Texas Mystery Series continues in this exciting Book 7. This is a stand-alone book, but best when enjoyed as a full series experience.

The Lilac Code: The Sisters, Texas Mystery Series

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Willis, Becki

Mystery