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Moon Colorado (Moon Handbooks)

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Reviews

Rating: 3 / 5
Date: 2010-06-24
Summary: "It has basic things...but nothing more."

I was looking for a book that will take care of my summer trip to Colorado, and I did not find this book too helpful. It would have been more helpful if the book could highlight a few restaurants/hiking trails/points or shops worth visiting. It was my first time visiting Colorado, and it didn't mention anything about access road/trail closure in June.

If you didn't want to spend time doing extra search for your trip and just wanted to follow "the best" or "must visit" things on a guide book, this may not be adequate. Although it has good, general information on major cities and towns in Colorado, almost all of which you can find online. If you are looking for a guide book that has insider tips or detail information that make you say "I wish I had known", this book is probably not it.

Rating: 3 / 5
Date: 2010-05-16
Summary: "Not as good as other Moon travel guides"

I have used Moon travel guides for trips to Montana, Wyoming, Utah, Grand Canyon, and Lake Tahoe. All have been very well written and very useful. However, the focus of the Colorado guide seems to be more on skiing, museums, and night life rather than accommodations, food, and national and state parks/scenery excursions. The writer's style seemed a little different from the other books, and I think his own personal interests directed what he decided to include/exclude from the book.

Rating: 5 / 5
Date: 2009-10-04
Summary: "Moon Handbooks- Travel Books"

Moon Handbooks/Travel Books are the BEST. More details, more side trips, more information than any other travel books on the market. Don't leave without a Moon Handbook!

Rating: 4 / 5
Date: 2009-09-25
Summary: "Colorado-Moon"

Fairly accurate reviews. would have liked to have seen more on the actual area we were visiting, specifically more on the restaurants

Rating: 5 / 5
Date: 2008-10-30
Summary: "Good local advice!"

I'm baffled by the other reviewer who said there were no mom-and-pop B & B's listed in Steve Knopper's "Colorado" guide. Did he just mean in Cortez or all over the state? There are dozens of locally-owned B-n-B's listed in this book--from Denver to Central City to Colorado Springs and beyond. Frankly, I'd be REALLY disappointed if any guidebook wasted the time to refer me to a Holiday Inn, unless it was the only place in that area. This book is packed with detailed information and insider tips and I found it very helpful, especially the chapter on Boulder where I learned of Sights that I never knew existed.