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Janie Tippett’s book based on the journals of Mary Marks who lived in the canyon country of Wallowa County from the 1930s until her death in 2007. It is a fascinating look at a vanishing way of life. (Second edition - includes maps) -
Practical and often hilarious, this is a hard-learned nuts-and-bolts guide to rural living from formerly city folks who were initially out of their depth. -
A journey to the rugged Wallowa Mountains of northeast Oregon ends in stunning alpine peaks, lush forests, Native American history and historic frontier towns. The Eagle Cap Wilderness contains 100s miles of wilderness trails for hikers and horseback riders and guaranteed limitless adventure. So vast it took our Boots on the Ground™ team two field seasons to GPS it all or was it so wonderful we just didn’t want it to end! Printed on a rugged Waterproof - Tear Resistant Sheet. -
A beautifully-presented natural and human history of the deepest of all American gorges. -
A tour of the Hells Canyon Scenic Byway - An All American Road. -
Fun, easy-to-use guides to hiking and understanding the dramatic geologic formations of these regions. -
During the depression days of the early 1930s the Jordan family--Len Jordan (later governor of Idaho and a US senator), his wife Grace, and their three small children--moved to an Idaho sheep rance in the Snake River Gorge where they were short on "modern" conveniences and long on hard work and self-sufficiency. In this classic of pioneer literature, Grace Jordan tells the story of their life in the deepest chasm of North America. -
A history of the Nez Perce War based on the military records of those involved in the conflict.
