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San Juan River Guide

by Lisa Kearsley, 2007
This book was donated by Roger Faaborg.

This book covers Sand island to Clay Hills Crossing. You can float a short trip from Sand Island to Mexican Hat, or continue on to Clay Hills. This is a very good river guide for the San Juan. It has a lot of information about the geology and history of the region. The animals you will see are also included. The San Juan is a very muddy river and my copy of this book was a mess, but it is waterproof and I cleaned it at home by running clear water over each page. The pages are plastic, but you can use a ballpoint pen to write notes on the pages. If you float the San Juan, any white cotton T-shirts will become permanently San Juan tan like the cover of this book. Also, if you are near Bluff, UT, the put-in, I recommend you stop at the Twin Rocks Cafe and try out the Navajo Fry Bread. (Comments by Roger Faaborg)
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