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Book Synopsis
Hiking Washington's History is for hikers, as well as amateur historians, newcomers unfamiliar with the state's history and Northwest natives who know only part of that history.

Trade Review

Comprehensive and well-researched, Bentley's trail guide breathes life into Washington state's natural landscapes by linking trails to historical events. . . . Whether you're interested in hiking or history, this read satisfies an urge for either.

-- The Green Life * Sierra Club *

Bentley's is the best kind of guidebook: intelligent, well-researched and easy to use.

* The Oregonian *

Hiking Icicle Ridge near Leavenworth, you might wonder who all those women were that so many of the lakes are named after. Along the Cape Flattery Trail… you might wonder how the area's earliest human inhabitants not only managed to eke out a living along the rocky, stormy Pacific coastline, but to actually thrive while doing so. Or on the Yacolt Burn Trail, south of Mount St. Helens, you might find yourself wondering what exactly is it about this area that spurred Skamania County to declare itself the world's first Sasquatch refuge…. if history is your thing, Bentley's book makes an invaluable resource as well as a fun read.

* The Seattle Times *

Here is a wonderful book!. Whether you regard Hiking Washington's History as a history book disguised as a hiking guide, or a trail guide with historical anecdote, get yourself a copy of this book and start planning for adventures across the state in 2011!

* Kitsap Sun *

Table of Contents

Preface
Acknowledgements
Introduction

The Olympic Peninsula
1. Cape Flattery
2. lake Ozette to Capte Alava
3. Press Expedition, Elwah River
4. O'Neil Pass
5. Dodger Point Lookout

Puget Sound
6. Duwamish River
7. Medicine Creek Treaty Grounds
8. Elbey's Landing and Prarie
9. Coal Creek to Redtown

The North Cascades
10. Cascade Pass to Stehekin
11. Monte Cristo Townsite
12. Old Robe Canyon
13. Iron Goat Trail
14. Ladies Pass
15. Desolation Peak

The Central Cascades
16. Yakima Pass
17. Coal Mines Trail
18. Iron Horse Trail
19. Snoqualmie Wagon Road

The South Cascades
20. Kalama't: Indian Heaven and Racetrack
21. Klickitat Trail
22. Naches Pass
23. Indian Henry's Hunting Ground
24. Yacolt Burn
25. Mount St. Helens

Central Washington
26. Colockum Pass Road
27. The Grand Coulee and Steamboat Rock
28. Northrup Canyon
29. Coulee City Stagecouch Road
30. Lower Crab Creek

Northeastern Washington
31. Kettle Falls
32. Spokane Centennial Trail
33. Cariboo Trail
34. Columbia Peak

Southeastern Washington
35. Palouse Canyon
36. Chief Joseph's Summer Trail
37. Two Sisters / Two Captains
38. Mullan Road

The Lower Columbia River
39. Horsethief Lake
40. Columbia Hills
41. The Cascades
42. Cape Disappointment

Notes
Source Notes
Index

Hiking Washingtons History

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      Publisher: University of Washington Press
      Publication Date: 26/08/2010
      ISBN13: 9780295990637, 978-0295990637
      ISBN10: 0295990635

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      Hiking Washington's History is for hikers, as well as amateur historians, newcomers unfamiliar with the state's history and Northwest natives who know only part of that history.

      Trade Review

      Comprehensive and well-researched, Bentley's trail guide breathes life into Washington state's natural landscapes by linking trails to historical events. . . . Whether you're interested in hiking or history, this read satisfies an urge for either.

      -- The Green Life * Sierra Club *

      Bentley's is the best kind of guidebook: intelligent, well-researched and easy to use.

      * The Oregonian *

      Hiking Icicle Ridge near Leavenworth, you might wonder who all those women were that so many of the lakes are named after. Along the Cape Flattery Trail… you might wonder how the area's earliest human inhabitants not only managed to eke out a living along the rocky, stormy Pacific coastline, but to actually thrive while doing so. Or on the Yacolt Burn Trail, south of Mount St. Helens, you might find yourself wondering what exactly is it about this area that spurred Skamania County to declare itself the world's first Sasquatch refuge…. if history is your thing, Bentley's book makes an invaluable resource as well as a fun read.

      * The Seattle Times *

      Here is a wonderful book!. Whether you regard Hiking Washington's History as a history book disguised as a hiking guide, or a trail guide with historical anecdote, get yourself a copy of this book and start planning for adventures across the state in 2011!

      * Kitsap Sun *

      Table of Contents

      Preface
      Acknowledgements
      Introduction

      The Olympic Peninsula
      1. Cape Flattery
      2. lake Ozette to Capte Alava
      3. Press Expedition, Elwah River
      4. O'Neil Pass
      5. Dodger Point Lookout

      Puget Sound
      6. Duwamish River
      7. Medicine Creek Treaty Grounds
      8. Elbey's Landing and Prarie
      9. Coal Creek to Redtown

      The North Cascades
      10. Cascade Pass to Stehekin
      11. Monte Cristo Townsite
      12. Old Robe Canyon
      13. Iron Goat Trail
      14. Ladies Pass
      15. Desolation Peak

      The Central Cascades
      16. Yakima Pass
      17. Coal Mines Trail
      18. Iron Horse Trail
      19. Snoqualmie Wagon Road

      The South Cascades
      20. Kalama't: Indian Heaven and Racetrack
      21. Klickitat Trail
      22. Naches Pass
      23. Indian Henry's Hunting Ground
      24. Yacolt Burn
      25. Mount St. Helens

      Central Washington
      26. Colockum Pass Road
      27. The Grand Coulee and Steamboat Rock
      28. Northrup Canyon
      29. Coulee City Stagecouch Road
      30. Lower Crab Creek

      Northeastern Washington
      31. Kettle Falls
      32. Spokane Centennial Trail
      33. Cariboo Trail
      34. Columbia Peak

      Southeastern Washington
      35. Palouse Canyon
      36. Chief Joseph's Summer Trail
      37. Two Sisters / Two Captains
      38. Mullan Road

      The Lower Columbia River
      39. Horsethief Lake
      40. Columbia Hills
      41. The Cascades
      42. Cape Disappointment

      Notes
      Source Notes
      Index

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