Synopses & Reviews
Take an unforgettable journey to the spectacular Four Corners region of the American Southwest with this highly acclaimed guide. Whether you actually visit this magnificent land-where the borders of Utah, Arizona, Colorado, and New Mexico converge-or prefer to experience it from the comfort of an easy chair, this beautifully written book will inspire and guide you every step of the way.
It contains: information on the fascinating history, geography, and culture of the region; touring instructions for numerous trips through Utah's canyon country, Arizona's Indian country Colorado's frontier towns, and New Mexico's Spanish Rio Grande communities; engaging personal narratives that bring the High Southwest alive in vivid detail; meticulous listings of lodgings, restaurants, shops, outdoor activities, and cultural events.
Review
"I've been prowling around, living in, and writing about the Four Corners states for more than 40 years, and I still find myself learning from
Journey to the High Southwest. It's the best guide to this part of the world I've ever seen--and that includes the ones I've written myself." --Tony Hillerman
Review
"Quite simply the best guide I've found to the Four Corners. It lists accommodations, shops, restaurants, and information about natural hisotry and geography--everything you need for a memorable visit." --Martin Rapp,
Travel & LeisureSynopsis
This is the quintessential guidebook to the Four Corners region of Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, and Utah that offers insight into the history, culture, and geography that define the region. 12 maps. Photos & illustrations.
Synopsis
The quintessential guidebook to the Four Corners region of Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, and Utah,
Journey to the High Southwest is both an inspiring armchair read and a practical take-along guide. It offers insight into the history, culture, and geography that define the region while delivering all of the detail readers need on driving directions, activities, and attractions. From the geology of the canyons of Southeastern Utah to the cultural history of Northeastern Arizona's Indian Country, this book provides fascinating background information for readers who are interested in the Southwest, as well as valuable information for those making travel plans.
Synopsis
Includes bibliographical references (p. 532-544) and index.
About the Author
Robert L. Casey has traveled the High Southwest for five decades and was a longtime resident of Arizona. He now lives in Seattle, Washington.
Table of Contents
(1) Southeastern Utah: Canyon Country (2) Northeastern Arizona: Indian Country (3) Southwestern Colorado and Northwestern New Mexico: Rocky Mountain Frontier Country (4) North Central New Mexico: The Spanish Rio Grande Country (5) Practical Hints (6) Bibliography (7) Glossary (8) Index