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No matter what fuels the dreams of your adventurous soul, somewhere in Utah there's a wilderness waiting for you. The purpose of this book is to get you there. Within these pages are profiles of 109 designated and proposed wilderness areas, as well as national parks, monuments, and recreation areas. Experience the diversity of Utah's wild places, from deep sandstone canyons to thousand-foot-tall cliffs. Elevations and difficulty ratings are noted for each excursion. Suggested gear for day hikes to week-long backpack trips are listed to help outdoor adventurers hike, raft, and climb in Utah safely. Brilliant color photography and reliable maps illustrate the author's meticulously crafted text peppered with wry wit. The result is an attractive, in-depth, and functional guidebook that is a pleasure to read.

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