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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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Notes Index

Clips

  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

(NY Times)

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Monday
26Oct2009

Chap. 5: New Life for The Village Ghost Town

Gomez's Mexican Restaurant moves into the old Hennessey's space, MMSA bangs out a new theme restaurant & bar across the way—country & western? (probably w/out a mechnical bull)—and the Mammoth Gallery comes back. Read all about it in the 50-center

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Sunday
19Jul2009

p. 230: New Chef at Sequoia High Sierra Camp

Now into its third full season, the Sequoia High Sierra Camp brings on executive chef Fidgeir Helgason, from New Orleans, to replace Ryan Solein. Dana Nichols has the full scoop here.

Sunday
24May2009

p. 196: Mono Inn Roadhouse Closed for 2008

And yes, we miss it sorely. No word yet from proprietor Sara Adams about when or if it might re-open. The venue is still available for special events. Check for updates here. In the meantime, head to Tioga Toomey's for the best fish tacos and mango margaritas this side of the LA Aqueduct.
Friday
24Apr2009

p. 181: Restaurant Lulu Packs up, Moves Back to SF

Read the SheetAlas. We'll miss the oysters, the happy-hour pizzas and the basil gimlets. The service... not so much.
Monday
31Mar2008

p. 119: Glacier Lodge changes its web address