Hiking
Montana's Bob Marshall Wilderness
by Erik Molvar
Falcon
Publishing, 2nd Ed. (March 2001)
Softbound: 376 pages; ISBN: 1560447982
High in Montana's northern Rocky Moutains lie the vast and striking
expanses of the Bob Marshall, Great Bear, and Scapegoat Wilderness Areas,
and the Jewel Basin hiking area --the last remnants of primeval North
America. Hiking Montana's Bob Marshall Wilderness offers
hikers of all ages, interests, and abilities the opportunity to experience
the glory and grandeur of the over 1.5-million-acre continuous tract of
land that is considered the crown jewel of the American wilderness system.
The
diverse and dramatic Bob Marshall, Great Bear, and Scapegoat Wilderness
Areas were established to provide travelers the chance to wander this
alpine wonderland for weeks without retracing their steps. Veteran
guidebook author Erik Molvar has updated and expanded this indispensable
book, the only comprehensive guide to this immense area. Each hike
features easy-to-follow trailhead directions; thorough, mile-by-mile trail
descriptions; detailed maps; elevation profiles; and information on the
vistas and wildlife you'll find along the way. Also included are critical
tips on fording streams and rivers, utilizing zero-impact practices,
following faint trails, and selecting a campsite. Anglers will find the
listing of lakes and streams useful as well.
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