Mojave Road Guide - An Adventure Through Time (Mojave Road Guide)
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Mojave Road Guide - An Adventure Through Time (Mojave Road Guide)
Spiral Binding for easy use during travel
Updated 4th Edition - Comprehensive Guide: The Mojave Road Guide, revised edition, offers a comprehensive and detailed exploration of the historic Mojave Road, a once vital wagon road now transformed into a major recreational trail.
Up-to-Date Information: Stay informed with the latest updates—new maps, GPS coordinates, and a completely updated road log that reflects changes in management and landmarks along the Mojave Road.
Authoritative Source: Authored by historian Dennis Casebier, this guide is the original Mojave Road Guide, providing readers with a wealth of historical insights and accurate information.
Adventure Safely: The guide emphasizes the importance of safety, suggesting that adventurers should avoid driving the Mojave Road alone to ensure a secure and enjoyable experience.
Rediscover History: Follow in the footsteps of Dennis Casebier, the guide's author, and rediscover the historical significance of the Mojave Road while enjoying the breathtaking landscapes of the Mojave National Preserve.
Essential for Outdoor Enthusiasts: Whether you're an avid off-roader, history buff, or nature lover, this guide and map set is an essential companion for anyone exploring the Mojave Road and National Preserve.
Mojave Road Guide - An adventure through time. Explore the route used by pioneers on their way to California. The Mojave Road lets your SUV act as a time machine, guiding you on a trail that stretches for 138 miles through country virtually unchanged since prehistoric times.
The fourth edition of the book has a new larger size at 6.75" X 9.5", makes use of heavier paper, and is wire spiral bound. Front and back covers are printed in full color.
The first part of the book has new features -- an essay on the history of the Mojave Road followed by a section of portraiture -- images of people who made history along the Mojave Road prior to 1880 -- 24 portraits are reproduced. The "General Guidlines" section has been modified to reflect changes in management resulting from passage of the California Desert Protection Act.
The narrative road log has been significantly revised, checked and rechecked, and reformatted to make it easier to use. The maps have been completely redone and special efforts have been made to simplify navigation between written narrative and the maps.
The book is authored by Dennis Casebier with the help of many Friends of the Mojave Road. Chris Ervin is responsible for creation of the maps and layout of the portraiture section.