Raymond C Andrews

Arizona's East-West Trail Raymond C Andrews

This book is printed in Black and White; a Full-Color version is also available. The new 743 mile East-West Trail starts in Alpine, Arizona and ends in the Mojave Desert in California, challenging travelers and vehicles alike. It encompasses the best scenery that Arizona has to offer, from pine forests on 9,000 feet high mountain tops to majestic Saguaro cacti in the Sonoran desert. Deer, elk, the Mexican gray wolf, and other wildlife abound, and you will see them while visiting mining camps, historical cabins, and ancient relics. It is an adventure, which Gary Keller describes as visiting "Arizona from the inside out with extreme sightseeing."This trail is not for people who do not want to camp in the wilderness, or to drive through remote areas on primitive roads in wind, rain, snow, or extremely dusty conditions. But if you are looking for adventure (and the chance to see your group picture in future editions of this guidebook), this is it!