Regional Guide Books
Trails of the Wild Selkirks: South of the Canadian Border
By Dennis Nicholls
Nonfiction, 336 pages, 6″x9″ softcover, maps and photos, appendixes.
Trails of the Wild Selkirks: South of the Canadian Border focuses on the portion of this spectacular range that spans northeastern Washington and northern Idaho, before it stretches far into Canada.
ISBN 1-879628-23-6
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American Selkirks Hiking Map
Produced by the Idaho Conservation League
Map specs:
- 4″ x 9″ folded (opens to 24″ x 27″)
- Full-color map and legend on one side
- Reverse side contains narrative information and resources for the American Selkirks
This beautiful full-color topo map includes more than 100 miles of hiking trails in the Idaho portion of the Selkirk Mountains, from the Canadian border on the north to Bonner County on the south.
The map features a “baker’s dozen” of selected hikes with descriptions and directions, but is a good supplement to the Keokee guide book Trails of the Wild Selkirks, with its detailed descriptions of 170 trails in the American portion of the Selkirks. The map also includes information about the flora and fauna of this incredible landscape, conservation history, “Leave No Trace” principles and a list of helpful resources.
The Idaho Conservation League is Idaho’s voice for clean water, clean air and wilderness – values that are the foundation to Idaho’s extraordinary quality of life. ICL has been working to protect Idaho’s backcountry, wildlife, water and quality of life since 1973, and is the oldest statewide environmental group in Idaho. ICL’s headquarters are in Boise, with field offices in Sandpoint and Ketchum.
East of Yellowstone
By Bob Carson
Foreword by Don Snow; Photography by Duane Scroggins
Nonfiction, 184 Pages, 11″ x 8.5″ softcover, road logs, bibliographic references, full color with 138 illustrations including photos and maps.
East of Yellowstone invites the curious into the dramatic geologic beauty of the Clarks Fork Valley just east of the world’s first national park, as guided by geologist and professor Bob Carson.
ISBN: 978-1-879628-38-0
Trails of the Wild Cabinets
By Dennis Nicholls
Nonfiction, 176 pages, 6″x9″ softcover, 86 maps and photos, appendixes.
Trails of the Wild Cabinets is a hiker’s and biker’s bible for the Cabinet Mountains — that magnificent range stretching from northern Idaho’s panhandle 150 miles southeast into Montana.
ISBN 978-1-879628-36-6
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On the Trail of the Ice Age Floods: The Northern Reaches
A geological field guide to northern Idaho and the Channeled Scabland
by Bruce Bjornstad and Eugene Kiver
Following up on his first volume, On the Trail of the Ice Age Floods: A geological field guide to the Mid-Columbia Basin, geologist Bruce Bjornstad joined forces with colleague Eugene Kiver to guide readers upstream – northward into the Channeled Scabland and northern Idaho in The Northern Reaches.
Nonfiction, 480 pages, 6″ x 9″ inches softcover
400 black-and-white illustrations, maps and photos
50 color plates, index
ISBN 978-1-879628-39-7
On the Trail of the Ice Age Floods
A geological field guide to the Mid-Columbia Basin
By Bruce Bjornstad
Nonfiction. 308 pages, 6”x9” softcover, 262 black-and-white illustrations, maps and photos, 20 color plates, index. Third printing – June 2011.
In this first volume of On the Trail of the Ice Age Floods, geologist Bruce Bjornstad explores those legendary floods, explains the features they created, and guides readers to trails and tours in the Mid-Columbia Basin to witness the floods’ awesome power for themselves.
ISBN 978-1-879628-27-4
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Legendary Lake Pend Oreille: Idaho’s Wilderness of Water
By Jane Fritz and Friends
Nonfiction, 416 pages plus photo sections, 6″ x 9″ softcover, 100+ photos, 16 pages of color plates, 16-page Ross Hall classic photos section, and fold-out color map by Terrapen Geographics
ISBN 978-1-879628-33-5
Legendary Lake Pend Oreille is far more than a recreationist’s directory: Rich with sketches about biology and botany, loaded with fascinating historical lore, and abundantly illustrated, this is a bible for Lake Pend Oreille.
IAFI Map of the Ice Age Floods of the Pacific Northwest
Full color. 24″x36″ suitable for framing. Shipped in a sturdy cardboard tube.
A perfect companion for either volume of “On the Trail of the Ice Age Floods,” this updated map produced by the Ice Age Floods Institute in conjunction with Eastern Washington University is also a great companion for anyone traveling the Ice Age Floods National Geologic Trail.
Proceeds benefit the Ice Age Floods Institute
Hiking Guide to Washington Geology
By Bob Carson and Scott Babcock
Non-fiction, 272 pages, 6″ x 9″ softcover, 85 photos, 7 maps and a fully detailed guide to 56 trails.
Hiking Guide to Washington Geology leads readers into the beautiful scenery of Washington state, which holds some of the most geologically diverse landscapes anywhere, and gives them the dramatic geologic story behind it all.
ISBN 978-1-879628-37-3
Climber’s Guide to North Idaho and the Cabinet Wilderness
By Thaddeus Laird
Nonfiction. 224 pages, 6″x9″ softbound, 108 illustrations, 6 technical route topo maps, 62 photographic route overlays, 2 appendixes and 2 indexes, by route name and by rating.
Climber and writer Thaddeus Laird rendered his years exploring the region’s rock crags and alpine peaks into the region’s most comprehensive climbing guide yet, Climber’s Guide to North Idaho and the Cabinet Wilderness.
ISBN 978-1-879628-30-4
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Fishes of the Columbia Basin
By Dennis Dauble
Nonfiction, 244 pages, 6″ x 9″ softcover, 147 illustrations, glossary, list of fish species, index and 16 pages of color plates.
For anyone who has a natural curiosity about the abundant variety of fish species in the Columbia Basin, fisheries biologist and author Dennis Dauble answers familiar questions and delves into a variety of factors related to 60-plus species in his guidebook, Fishes of the Columbia Basin.
ISBN: 978-1-879628-34-2
