100 Best Cross-Country Ski Trails in Washington

Has nice details for specific parks and does break down some specific trail systems but not too many. The author tends to cover 1 maybe 2 specific trails at an entire sno-park or area. Would of loved to see more detail about all the trails in the book. There are maps about all the specific areas but most of the trails on these maps have no information on them, even simple mileage would be nice. Even if it were just on the map. I don't need a detailed route guide. The book is a good starting point before I had to jump on the internet to get all the information I needed. It reminds me of an average hikers guide.

Whether you are a first-time skier or someone seeking a unique backcountry adventure, this book will compel you to strap on your skis and get outdoors.It details critical information on avalanche hazards. At a glance comparisons of difficulty ratings, surface conditions, and elevation gains. Complete permit and fee requirements. One hundred-six reader-friendly maps that are very useful.

this author seems to be very anti-dog and cross country skiing. would love to see a dog friendly book.