YOSEMITE &
THE SOUTHERN SIERRA NEVADA:
A COMPLETE GUIDE


by
David T. Page
2009 Lowell Thomas Travel Journalism Award Winner

"The definitive (as well as wonderfully eccentric) guide... John Muir would be pleased."

Mike Davis
author of City of Quartz and Ecology of Fear


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About the Author

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David Page has received awards for Best Magazine Feature, Best Freelance Journalism, Best Guidebook of 2008, and a 2009 Lowell Thomas Travel Journalism Award from the Society of American Travel Writers. He has written for the Discovery Channel, the Los Angeles Times Magazine, Men's Journal and The New York Times.

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  Death Valley's Secret Stash (Men's Journal)

  Really Old Masters
(NY Times)


The World's Most Traveled Man?

(Men's Journal)


Skiing CA's 14ers

(Eastside Magazine)

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Wild Ice

(NY Times)

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Rituals: The Last Run

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Wednesday
May282008

If There Aren’t Any Trees Left, How Can They Burn?

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(Old-school fireproofing, Converse Basin, Giant Sequoia National Monument.)
"Check out this plot hatched deep in the bowels of the Interior Department," writes Joan McCarter, in her Diary of a Mad Voter.

“The financial incentive of the forest service in implementing the forest plan," wrote Judge John T Noonan Jr of the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals, "is as operative, as tangible, and as troublesome as it would be if ... the agency was the paid accomplice of the loggers...”

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