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Hidden Idaho: Including Boise, Sun Valley, and Yellowstone National Park
by Richard Harris. Paperback. 344 pages; Fifth edition. August 3, 2004. In
Hidden Idaho, well-respected veteran travel writer Richard Harris balances
coverage of Idaho's growing travel facilities, including dude ranches,
alpine cabin rentals, and secluded fishing lodges, with extensive details on
the state's many natural attractions. Hidden Idaho serves as both a travel
guide and an outdoor adventure handbook with full listings describing 53
parks, 29 wildlife-viewing spots, 25 trout streams, and 143 campgrounds. It
reveals those uniquely Idaho spots, including 40 ski resorts and 10 hot
springs plus 23 mom 'n' pop diners and 6 local wineries.
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Handbooks: Idaho 5th Edition by Don Root. May 2004, Paperback, 4th
edition, Paperback, 568 pages. For journeys off the beaten path, Moon
Handbooks Idaho is the only guide available that completely covers the
Rocky Mountain state's densely forested mountains, sage-covered deserts,
crystalline lakes, and culturally rich cities.
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Idaho's
Scenic Highways: A Mile-By-Mile Road Guide by Kathleen E. Rivers,
John Plummer. November 1997, Paperback, 150 pages, (guidebook).
Information on geology, history, hiking, wildflowers and more.
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Atlas and Gazetteer by DeLorme Publishing. Paperback, June 2000, 3rd
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