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Other Top Rated Books: Never Turn Back: The Life of Whitewater Pioneer Walt Blackadar More Information on Guide to Idaho Paddling Katherine Daly and Ron Watters were the perfect team to do this book. Experienced river runners and outdoor writers, they put a lot of loving care into this book. The maps are works of art: accurate, understandable and usable on the river. To make the book easy-to-use, they supplemented the text with symbols which quickly encapsulate the river's difficulty, condition of access roads, surrounding terrain, and other features of the river. Mileage charts are included which are invaluable for pinpointing location while running the river. And there's information on fishing, wildlife, seasons, water levels, boat ramps, scenic attractions and much more. All the rivers in this book can be done in an open canoe, but are also suitable for kayaks, inflatables, and drift boats. "An excellent source for planning canoe and kayak trips on the best of the state's flatwater and easy whitewater. The maps are large, clearly detailed and useful, and the authors authorative." . -- Rich Landers, Spokeman Review . Reviews from Users . . . "This is, by far, the best organized, most helpful [guide] I've seen . . . . "This book has excellent descriptions of both the rivers and the roads that lead to the put-ins and take-outs. It's fun and easy to read. I often find myself looking through it and dreaming about the next canoe trip in the spring. I've used many floating guide boats and this is, by far, the best organized, most helpful one I've seen." "I wish every state near me had such a great easy water guidebook like this . . . . "This is exactly what I was looking for in a canoeing guidebook. Kathy and Ron breakdown the current river classification of Class I waters, into more detailed ratings 1.0-1.5, giving detailed descriptions of each level. Familes can do alot of these runs. The books consists of flatwater rivers and a few easy whitewater rivers just to spice things up a bit and get a bit of practice. I wish every state near me had such a great easy water guidebook like this." "Enjoy these easy-going streams . . . . "If the roar of rapids leaves you in a sweat, relax and enjoy these easy-going streams and sane river trips. All runs can be done in an open canoe, kayak, drift boat or inflatable. This great book contains maps and beautiful photographs." --Alex Sholes "Excellent book. Well written and very informative." --Jay Barnard Purchasing the Book . . . For on-line ordering, use the "Add to Cart" buttons above. OR, if you'd like to talk to a real person, call us toll free at 1-800-585-6857. OR, if you'd like to order by email, drop us a line at support@grc.com OR, if you'd like to order by snail mail, drop us a line at: Great Rift Company, 1135 East Bonneville, Pocatello, ID 83201. OR,
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