This is another in the series by Michael Kelsey for those who enjoy hiking and climbing. This book is unique in that every canyon described requires the use of ropes and rapelling to get all the way through. There are hundreds of maps and pictures, as well as directions and descriptions of the many small canyons available for exploration. Mr Kelsey's books have sold and continue to sell well in the Rocky Mountain region.

Utah Slot Canyons 2 has been updated with the author's latest hiking information for the best slot canyon hikes in southern Utah.Utah Slot Canyons 2 is the book for anyone interested in the exciting adventures of hiking slot canyons. Utah is a state rich in slot canyons and many of them are in remote areas undeveloped by people. The most popular slot canyons along with many wilderness canyons make this book a good introduction from the easiest to the more advanced slot canyon hikes. Get started hiking the easier and more famous canyons such as: Escalante Dry Fork of Coyote Gulch, Peek-A-Boo, Spooky, Brimstone Gulch, Big Horn and Zebra Canyon. The remote San Rafael Swell region has Little Wild Horse Canyon, Bell Canyon, Crack Canyon, Farnsworth Canyon, Ding and Dang Canyons. The Paria Region has Buckskin Gulch (known as the longest slot canyon hike), Cottonwood Narrows, Lick Wash, Willis Creek and Wire Pass. This edition adds two new regions of hikes: Capitol Reef and Zion area slot canyon hikes.The Upper Lake Powell Slot Canyon Region is little known but it has some of the best remote canyon hikes that are easily accessible including: Fry Canyon, Gravel Canyon, Leprechaun Canyon, Maidenwater Canyon, Shillelagh Canyon, Swett Canyon and Trachyte Creek Canyon and Woodruff Canyon. This book includes detailed information for each hike including trailhead driving directions, GPS coordinates, maps and photographs. There are descriptions for the easily accessible Notom road hikes of: Burro Wash, Cottonwood Wash, Sheets Gulch, Grand Wash and Sulphur Creek. Zion National Park and some of its nearby slot canyons offer the best water hikes in North America.Discover Utah natural wonders today.

CLICK HERE to download the 4 mile hike to Fehr Lake from Best Hikes with Dogs Utah (Provide us with a little information and we'll send your download directly to your inbox) * 76 of the best trails that allow dogs * Handy trail-finder chart allows quick selection by difficulty, availability of water along the way, views, and more * Trails range from easy strolls to more challenging routes With over 84,900 square miles of national parks, wilderness and recreation areas, state parks, and national forests, Utah offers a wide variety of hiking trails. But with so many national parks and varying land agencies, navigating Utah with a dog can be frustrating and confusing. Lucky for you, Park City author Dayna Stern and her pup Harry have done the groundwork (and pawwork) to bring you this authoritatively researched guide on hiking with your dog in Utah. Best Hikes with Dogs: Utah describes 76 of the best dog-friendly trails in six regions around the Beehive State: Northern Utah, Salt Lake City area, Wasatch, the Uintas, Southcentral Utah, and Southwestern Utah. Stern describes several hiking options close to communities such as Salt Lake City, Ogden, Provo, Moab, and St. George and dog-friendly hiking destinations such as the Escalante River and Pine Valley Mountains. She also gives special attention to the unique skills and preparation needed for hiking with dogs in the varied terrain of Utah, including hiking near slot canyons, slick rock, and hiking in areas that lack water with your dog.

This guide features 37 major hikes designed to satisfy any canyoneer from novice to expert, including 20 in the new Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument.

A guide to seven, week-long backpack trips into some for the most unspoiled and least-visited areas in the Utah section of the Colorado Plateau.