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Legoland California Mini-Vacation Getaway
- Only $149 - Stay 3 days / 2 nights at Grand Pacific Palisades Resort & Hotel and you also will
get a Free Family Pass to visit Legoland California, one of America's newest theme parks,
located directly across the street. Certain restrictions apply.
Free Arizona Vacation - Join the Coastal Vacation Club
and get a free vacation to Arizona and many other locations worldwide. Includes special
savings on Cruises, Golf, Camping, Amusement Parks, Ski, Airfares, Car Rental and more.
Tourism and Travel
by Rob Rachowiecki - 1999 covers Arizona, Utah and New Mexico.
334 pages - Oct. 98 - Fulcrum Pub.
- 495 pages 1 Ed edition (July 1999) Insiders' Publishing Inc.;
by Debra Ross, - Located in the heart of the Sonoran Desert,
more than 10 million people visit The Valley of the Sun every year.
Discover the capital city of Arizona through its fiery sunsets,
world-class resorts and golf courses, hiking trails, city walks,
intoxicating cuisine and distinctive Southwestern heritage with
the help of local authors who intimately know the area, its people
and its attractions.
340 pages (March 1998) Insiders' Publishing Inc.;
by D. A. Barber - This informative guide gives you the inside
scoop on Tucson - where you can sun bathe and swim in the morning,
ski in the afternoon (part of the year), watch a heart-stopping sunset
over desert sands and finish the day with world-class dining, the
symphony, opera, plays, galleries or a casino.
160 page publication by Arizona Highways, Sept 85
1989 bestselling paperback
by America's permier traveling journalist.
Arizona Gifts & Souvenirs
Our collections include local apparel, native american arts, home and office decor, and other creations
that capture the beauty of Arizona.
Sports
The Billion-Dollar Business of Sports, and the Power of the
Media in America by Len Sherman - 352 pages (March 1999).
On March 31, 1998, more than 48,500 fans cheered the arrival
of Major League Baseball's newest expansion team, the Arizona
Diamondbacks. In the first book ever to chronicle the birth of
a major-league baseball franchise from conception to Opening
Day, Big League, Big Time takes you inside the Diamondbacks dugout
-- and their corporate suite -- to examine the billion-dollar
business of baseball and its enormous impact on our culture.
MainTour Arizona in association with FogDog Sports presents:
Local History
414 pg Hardcover history of the Wild West Frontier.
Recreational Adventures
150 pages 3 Rev edition (Dec 1992)
by Guy J. Sagi. Fishing Arizona presents the reader with
a substantial grip on fifty fishing locations within three
regions of Arizona. Information that is specific to each location
includes species of fish that are availible, general information about
the location, as well as some honorable fishing spots.
96 pages (Oct 1999) Falcon Publishing Company; by Stewart M. Green
Exceptional Day Hikes Through the Grand
Canyon, and the Central and South Mountains of Arizona.
Formerly, the Mountain Biker's Guide
to Arizona (America by Mountain Bike Series)
256 pages 2 edition (December 1996) Falcon Publishing Company;
- 192 pages (April 1996) Arizona Highways; by James Tallon
MountainZone.Com - Lots of Outdoor Adventure Gear
Maps / Atlases / Gazatteers
- Travel maps and digital atlases
for all parts of the world!
By Delorme - from the top of Humphrey's
Peak to the bottom of the Grand Canyon - real roadmap and travel info.
Best known and bestselling
atlas title for over 40 years. Hardcover edition with over
69,000 place names. Large scale maps of continents, countries,
states and provinces. Excellent for home, business, travel,
schools or libraries.
By Elizabeth Dempsey.
Definitely one of our favorite handbooks.
Travelers can get huge discounts and savings on their
vacation costs to anywhere in the world by using the internet.
This book includes a crash course in using the World Wide Web.
Grand Canyon
by Scott Barker, Steve Tripp (Editor)
262 pages 1 edition (August 1997)
Falcon Publishing Company; by Ron Adkison
A Naturalist Explores the Colorado River thru the
Grand Canyon - 335 pg hardcover.
- A great collection of their best
outdoor adventures.
Collection of the greatest images
and writings of this famous naturalist covering over 40 national
parks and monuments.
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Special Listing - Arizona Desert Expeditions
Native American Cultures
A Guide to Archeological Sites
and Museums in Arizona, Southern Colorado, New Mexico, and Utah
by Franklin Folsom, Mary Elting Folsom (Contributor)
455 pages (April 1995) Hippocrene Books;
Tish Minear and Janet Limon provide an historical overview of the
tribes that populated the region, highlighting their culture and
language as well as a report on the current status of American Indians,
including information on visiting reservations, attending ceremonies
and buying native arts and crafts.
Ghost Towns of the Old West
- A Travel Guide to History
- 136 pages published by Arizona Highways.
The Living Desert
rizona-Sonora Desert Museum Press; ISBN: 1886679096
by David Wentworth Lazaroff -
This is a book of answers to questions about the Sonoran Desert.
The opening words of this excellent introduction to desert ecology are
too modest -- much of the information included can be applied to all
desert regions
An Introduction to Familiar Species (Pocket Naturalist Series)
12 pages 1 edition (December 1997) Waterford Press;
by James Kavanagh, Raymond Leung
By John N. Carr
A Guide to Unique Varieties (Arizona Traveler Guidebooks)
by Deborah Smith
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