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Moon Handbooks Idaho

Description

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. Backpacker, mountaineer, traveler, and author Don Root provides in-depth information on a wide variety of activities-including rock climbing in City Rocks National Reserve, boating on Idaho's largest lake, Pend Oreille, and soaking in soothing Lava Hot Springs-proving that Idaho's lure is more than just its famous spuds. With photographs, helpful maps, and an array of accommodation options, ranging from campgrounds and yurts to historic bed-and-breakfast inns and world-class resorts, this guide has the perfect fit for any budget. You'll find what you're looking for-fishing holes or fiddling contests, river rafting or rodeos-with Moon Handbooks Idaho.

Reviews

Rating: 5 / 5
Date: 2009-08-12
Summary: "Handy for adventurers"

I bought this for the camping info, but it covers lots of activities in addition to recreation related information. Eateries, amusement parks, and local sporting are just some of the subjects Moon includes! We will be using it to plan family outings of all kinds. It offers directions and relevant information (brief descriptions of hikes, terrain, entertainment offerings, etc.).

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Rating: 4 / 5
Date: 2009-04-09
Summary: "Great, but not what I wanted"

This was my first venture into the Moon Handbooks and, I must say, it is as thorough as any guidebook could be in describing local attractions. It is not, however, a complete guide. What I'm finding out is that one needs a library of guidebooks when traveling. I had hoped that this would include some of the information that one would find in, say, Roadside Geology guides, but that kind of information seems to be lacking.
The guide to local towns, restaurants, activities for seasons, contained in the Moon Handbook is excellent I recommend it to anyone interested in those areas. If you are going for more geological and topological reasons, look elsewhere.

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Rating: 5 / 5
Date: 2009-03-24
Summary: "Excellent and very humorous guide book"

Not only is this a great travel guide, but it is also very humorous. I once worked with Don Root and his personality is exactly what you would expect after reading this book--quiet, a little off center, with a very dry sense of humor. He totally explored Idaho when writing this book. Highly recommended, not only as an excellent guide book, but as an entertaining read.

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Rating: 5 / 5
Date: 2008-08-25
Summary: "wonderfully thorough"

This book really helped with wonderful reviews of even the smallest city or area. Much interesting information about some areas was an added bonus. It helped to find restuarants and hotels. I would recoment it to anyone going thru Idaho. I have Moon Handbooks from several states and they are all always helpful.

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Rating: 5 / 5
Date: 2008-01-01
Summary: "How to find off-the-beaten-path attractions"

We're driving from Denver to Glacier National Park this summer, and wanted to drive back through Idaho to see some new things on the way back home. I bought this book because it is packed with information and didn't have the usual Fodor's structure. The author, Don Root, has a lot of experience travelling in the state, and does a good job of sharing what makes him excited about Idaho. Particularly useful, to me, was the description of the off-the-beaten-path attractions. As with all travel books, it does a good job providing phone numbers, web sites, etc., to help you plan your trip.