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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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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Tuesday
Nov172009

Skiing California's Sonora Pass in Backcountry Mag

November issue on stands now."I SHALL NEVER FORGET THE 26TH OF MAY, 1827," wrote legendary fur trapper Jed Smith, having lost eight horses, a mule, and his pistol to a late-season storm on what would later become Sonora Pass.

The next day dawned "clear upon the gleaming peaks": just another bluebird powder day in the High Sierra. If only he'd brought his fat skis.

My note on Sonora, plus five other "Roads to Take You There," and even a quick word on our local custom ski crafter Michael Lish, in the November Travel Issue of Backcountry Magazine, on stands now.

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