Colorado Rivers & Creeks

[Fuzzy]

Can you still get this book?? Looking for 2

[Dano the mano]

you should be able to find that book in your local kayak shop or check out amazon.com you can find it there for sure

[WhiteLightning]

I think it is on sale at Down River Equipment.

[WhiteLightning]

Maybe it isn't on sale any more, but they have it:

http://www.downriverequip.com/asp/pr...sp?product=609

[dasunluva]

If you can wait for a bit I know that Cutch is putting out a sweet new guide book that I'm pretty sure covers Colorado, Wyoming, Arizona, and Utah. I think it's going to be available this spring, probably worth your money to wait since nothing is running right now.

You can check out the stickey at the top.

[JCKeck1]

Confluence Kayaks in Denver has them in stock. www.confluencekayaks.com or 303 433 3676. I would second that unless you need it right now, you might want to check out the new book as it rolls to shelves this spring. Should be awesome. I'm sure confluence will have it also.

[N. Wigston]

kyle's book is going to be awesome. it covers all those states as well as New Mexico. If you can, I would hold out until that book becomes available.

[Fuzzy]

Right on thanks for the info.

[thecraw]

The Bible...(CRC) will always have relavence in my opinion and is such a classic that I would recommend for any Colorado boater to own it. Especially while it's available.

BUT, that being said, Kyles book is going to blow the doors off of it in almost every way. The photos alone will have it in more of a class of the "Coffee table" book along with ansel adams ish types... The the 600 pages of creeks and then follow up with a very contemporary lay out will have this easily winning any comparison with other guidebooks...

It's really that nice.

[rwhyman]

So Kyle, when is the release date of your book?