Tales of Lonely Trails (Illustrated Edition)

This is a collection of stories of Zane Grey's hunting, camping, and exploring trips in the wild and desolate parts of the Rainbow Bridge area, Colorado, the Grand Canyon, and Death Valley. For at least some of the trips, he was accompanied by his brother, Romer, who he called "R.C.," and his son, "Romer-boy."

These tales are fine examples of adventure, but also give the reader insight into how Grey gained inspiration for his novels, and especially his landscape descriptions.

This edition of the book contains 72 illustrations from photographs Grey took during his trips. Captions have been re-typed for improved readability.

This edition of the book contains 72 original illustrations, rejuvenated, that Grey took during his trips. Captions have been re-typed for improved readability.