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Home > Trip Planning > Additional Resources & Links Additional Resources for Planning a Trip on The Colorado TrailThe following additional resources and links may be useful to users and friends of The Colorado Trail who are planning a trip. The resources are provided as a service to users of The Colorado Trail. No endorsement, express or implied, should be inferred from inclusion or lack of inclusion in these resources. Click on a subject below to be taken to the complete listing of resources: Chambers of Commerce and Visitors Centers near The Colorado Trail
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Recommended Reading on Hiking in ColoradoThe Official Guidebook of The Colorado Trail Foundation , 7th edition. Colorado Mountain Club Press, Golden, CO. 254 pages, 6" x 9" paperbound. Available at the CT Store. Guide to The Colorado Mountains, 10th edition edited by Randy Jacobs with Robert M. Ormes. Colorado Mountain Club Press, Golden, CO. 368 pages, 28 black & white maps and 84 black & white photos, 6" x 9" paperbound. The authoritative source on Colorado’s mountains with 1500 route descriptions – peaks, passes, lakes and trails – and over 250,000 copies in print. Available at CMC Press. 100 Classic Hikes in Colorado, 2nd revised edition by Scott S. Warren. The Mountaineers Books, Seattle, WA. 238 pages, color maps and photos, 6" x 9" paperbound. All new, full-color edition detailing some of the best hikes in the state, with routes graded for beginners to veteran hikers. Best Hikes With Children in Colorado, 3rd revised edition by Maureen Keilty. The Mountaineers Books, Seattle, WA. 260 pages, black & white photos, 5 ½" x 8" paperbound. Playful guide details hikes all around Colorado that are appropriate for little feet. Colorado’s Fourteeners: From Hikes to Climbs, 2nd edition by Gerry Roach. Fulcrum Publishing, Golden, CO. 306 pages, 31 color maps and 50 photos, 6" x 9" paperbound. Multiple routes for climbers up Colorado’s 54 fourteeners, written in a style that conveys Roach’s intimate knowledge and love of Colorado’s high peaks.
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