Crested Butte Singletrack by Holly Annala is the authoritative guide to mountain biking throughout the Gunnison Valley. I highly recommend owning this guide before setting out on your next ride, whether a visitor to the area or a local.
As a Crested Butte resident, Holly provides a detailed local's perspective to the best riding opportunities in this breathtaking region. I found each trail to be well documented with directions to the trailhead, detailed mileage logs and topographic maps.
As an added bonus, the guidebook was smartly designed to fit nicely into waterpacks.

I love to bike and I love books. I bought this book and have read it 5 times and I'm on my 6th time. Every time I read it, I had somthing different happen at the end. These books you have to make lots of decisions that truly effect how it ends. I garentee this to anyone who wants adventure!!!

This is one of the best mountain biking books that I have ever read. I tested a few of the rides and found the descriptions to be accurate. I also enjoyed the sense of humor exhibited by the authors. Is that one of the Ryters on the cover? What a dashing figure!

I liked all of the history and natural information. This book would be good for anyone, not just mountain bikers. A great place to vacation and better than Durango, though it's just over the hill from Durango. Mines, Indian ruins, mountains, aspen forests, what more could you want?

This book does a fine job of giving the mountain biker many ideas for rides around town. But its real value is in the high-country rides, which abound in the San Juan Mountains surrounding Durango. I've also used this book for hiking and trail-running. You need an odometer to know exactly where you are on the ride in relation to the book, but on most trails that's not a problem. If there is a criticism of this book, it is that there are not enough easy rides. The author lists a few in the back, but not with much detail. Many of these rides are not for the beginner.

This is another great book in the Falcon Guide series. I first used the Moab guide, then purchased this one before my first trip to Fruita. I was not disappointed. The maps are not the most informational ones out there, but they are more than adequate.

i found this book intresting. it shows a side of denver that is not seen sometimes. this book gives a look at a man who believe he was innocent and tries with two trials to prove it and recieves a unthinkable twist when he recieves a worse sentence. this book is wonderful for anyone intrested in colorado and murders.

This book tells a number of stories about all kinds of bizarre aspects of Colorado history. There are ghost stories, tales of murder, mysteries of the supernatural, and other things. Among the stories it tells are Alferd Packer, Bridey Murphy, a number of different ghost stories, UFO tales, and such.

Though Colorado isn't especially known for having a colorful history of this kind, the author goes through the "annals of history" to dig up a bunch of intriguing, colorful mysteries. The author tells the stories in a very compelling fashion. - many of them would make excellent campfire tales. He also puts an historical spin on the older stories.

Although some are familiar (those dealing with UFOs and cattle mutilations in particular), he's able to make these tales sound fresh, new and interesting. A highly recommended book for all who are interested in supernatural phenomena or Colorado history.

Absolutely wonderful book! One of the best on the series! I really enjoyed it!

After reading this wonderful little book, my husband and I have started using this book for suggestions on day trips from the Teller County area. We have enjoyed some great beers and good food as well as atmosphere.