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.Pennsylvania: Off the Beaten Path City Travel Guides > Books > Off the Beaten Path by: Sara Pitzer 1997-06 >>See More Reviews & Details on Pennsylvania: Off the Beaten Path |
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.Maine Off the Beaten Path, 6th City Travel Guides > Books > Off the Beaten Path by: Wayne Curtis, Tom Seymour July 01, 2004 >>See More Reviews & Details on Maine Off the Beaten Path, 6th |
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.Alabama Off the Beaten Path, 5th: A Guide to Unique Places City Travel Guides > Books > Off the Beaten Path by: Gay N. Martin January 01, 2002 >>See More Reviews & Details on Alabama Off the Beaten Path, 5th: A Guide to Unique Places |
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.Minnesota Off the Beaten Path City Travel Guides > Books > Off the Beaten Path by: John G. Shepard 1992-06 >>See More Reviews & Details on Minnesota Off the Beaten Path |
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.Off the Beaten Path - New Mexico City Travel Guides > Books > Off the Beaten Path by: Todd R. Staats 1995-02 >>See More Reviews & Details on Off the Beaten Path - New Mexico |
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.New Hampshire Off the Beaten Path, 6th City Travel Guides > Books > Off the Beaten Path by: Barbara Radcliffe Rogers, Stillman Rogers July 01, 2004 >>See More Reviews & Details on New Hampshire Off the Beaten Path, 6th |
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.Colorado Off the Beaten Path, 6th: A Guide to Unique Places City Travel Guides > Books > Off the Beaten Path by: Curtis Casewit, Alli Rainey June 01, 2001 The author seems to ramble when describing some places that are a "must see". For example, 3 full pages were spent describing a climbing trip, describing only one rock face feature in Boulder, while there were many other places that tourists may be interested in, were not even given a mention. Overall, I found this to be a disappointing travel guide. There are better out there, keep on looking. You never know, you may actually find something that is "off the beaten path". >>See More Reviews & Details on Colorado Off the Beaten Path, 6th: A Guide to Unique Places |
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.Garden Flower Folklore City Travel Guides > Books > Off the Beaten Path by: Laura C. Martin 1994-11 The author seems to ramble when describing some places that are a "must see". For example, 3 full pages were spent describing a climbing trip, describing only one rock face feature in Boulder, while there were many other places that tourists may be interested in, were not even given a mention. Overall, I found this to be a disappointing travel guide. There are better out there, keep on looking. You never know, you may actually find something that is "off the beaten path". >>See More Reviews & Details on Garden Flower Folklore |
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.New Jersey Off the Beaten Path City Travel Guides > Books > Off the Beaten Path by: William Scheller, Kay Scheller 2000-03 The author seems to ramble when describing some places that are a "must see". For example, 3 full pages were spent describing a climbing trip, describing only one rock face feature in Boulder, while there were many other places that tourists may be interested in, were not even given a mention. Overall, I found this to be a disappointing travel guide. There are better out there, keep on looking. You never know, you may actually find something that is "off the beaten path". >>See More Reviews & Details on New Jersey Off the Beaten Path |
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.Oklahoma Off the Beaten Path, 4th: A Guide to Unique Places City Travel Guides > Books > Off the Beaten Path from: Globe Pequot December 01, 2002 This is a well-written book and worthwhile for what it contains, but what it does not include is inexplicable. What about Ada, Queen City of the Chicksaw Nation? It's on the map in the book (as it should be) but no mention of it whatsover in the text. This lovely town is important to Oklahoma's history and worth a visit with its many historic buildings and turn-of-the-century downtown. >>See More Reviews & Details on Oklahoma Off the Beaten Path, 4th: A Guide to Unique Places |