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Idaho's Wilderness of Water by Jane Fritz and Friends
• Nonfiction • 416 pages plus photo sections • 100+ photos with 16 pages of color plates • Exclusive 16-page Ross Hall classic photos section • Fold-out color map by Terrapen Geographics
Experience Lake Pend Oreille Sprawling 43 miles long with 111 miles of shoreline, Idaho's largest natural lake is truly awe-inspiring. At more than 1,100 feet deep, it's the fifth-deepest lake in the nation. During the last ice age, it was the nexus of the most cataclysmic floods ever to scour the planet. For the native Kalispel Indians, it was the cradle of creation. It was the site of the first trading post in Idaho, built in 1809 by voyageur David Thompson. The lake has also yielded the world-record Kamloops trout.
Largest, deepest, first, most... Add the lake's spectacular setting amid three major ranges of the Rocky Mountains, and it's no wonder Lake Pend Oreille inspires such awe. This book captures the lake's incredible features with comprehensive guides to: • All public recreation sites for swimming, picnicking, camping and watercraft access • Resources and advice for boaters and sailors • Complete guide to 30+ hiking trails • Paddle routes for kayakers and canoeists • Guide to the lake's fish and fisheries
Legendary Lake Pend Oreille is far more than a recreationist's directory. Rich with sketches about biology and botany, loaded with fascinating historical lore, and abundantly illustrated, this is a bible for Lake Pend Oreille.
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