Colorado: A Guide for Car Campers Who Hate RVs, Concrete Slabs, and Loud Portable Stereos (Best Tent Camping Colorado) [Idioma Inglés] - Tapa blanda

"Molloy's pleasant, relaxed style lends a great deal of readability to an otherwise utilitarian text, so that the reader is encouraged to explore all of what Colorado has to offer before embarking." --"ForeWord" magazine "Molloy's latest is a pure delight. . . . he includes a wealth of information on the nearby attractions campers will want to see. . . .Considering the importance of Colorado as a vacation destination, as well as the lack of materials on true outdoor camping, Molloy's book belongs on the shelf of most public libraries." --"The Library Journal" "Discover 50 of the safest and most scenic campgrounds in the state."" " "--Colorado Homes & Lifestyles"

Colorado has hundreds of campgrounds and millions of acres of public lands, so picking 50 of the best campsites was not an easy task. In addition to the expected spectacular alpine mountainscapes are the lakes and rivers, canyons, and arid places that are just as gorgeous as the high country. Discover Irish Canyon in the northwest corner of the state where Butch Cassidy and his gang hid out between heists. Travel to central Colorado and the White River Plateau and enjoy the scenery while camping at Supply Basin. Pitch a tent in North Crestone amid the maples, alders, aspens, and Douglas fir to name a few of the trees in the Rio Grande National Forest. Beyond the campgrounds, follow author Johnny Molloy's suggestions for rafting, fishing, caving, mountain biking, and recalling Colorado's history.