Hiking Wyoming (Falcon Guide)

Wyoming, with its rugged mountains, high plains, desert prairies, and canyonlands, presents hikers with a spectacular array of backcountry opportunities. Many areas, from Yellowstone and Grand Teton national parks to the Wind River Range, are well-known, but they represent only a fraction of the hiking possibilities in Wyoming. Hiking Wyoming, formerly The Hiker's Guide to Wyoming, covers the well-known areas but also introduces hikers to some of the state's best-kept backcountry secrets. In Hiking Wyoming, former Wyoming wilderness ranger Bill Hunger descries seventy-five hikes throughout the state suited to dayhikers and veteran backpackers alike. The hike descriptions are complemented by maps and distinctive black-and-white photos, and the book also includes valuable information on backcountry safety and ethics. Hiking Wyoming is the perfect sourcebook for exploring Wyoming's beautiful backcountry.

Revised and Updated. Now better than ever, the ONLY book for hikers that covers the entire state includes 25 new hikes for a total of 100. Of course, well-known areas such as Yellowstone and Grand Teton national parks are featured but so are many of the state's best-kept backcountry secrets.