Trails of the Sawtooth and White Cloud Mountains
From an article by Pete Zimowsky in the Idaho Statesman on May 12, 2011: Idaho's grand lady of the mountains has come out with the fifth edition of Trails of the Sawtooth and White Cloud Mountains. Margaret Fuller, 76, has been hiking since she was 10. She's still hitting the trails but laughs and says, I'm not nearly as fast as I used to be.  The new edition has GPS coordinates for all trailheads and information onf 128 trails for hiking, horseback riding, and biking in the Sawtooth National Recreation Area...  When Fuller first started looking for trails in the Sawtooths in the 1960s, she couldn't find complete information. So she wrote what she calls the first comprehensive hiking guide for the Sawtooth and White Cloud mountains......  Trails of the Sawtooth and White Cloud Mountains was published in 1979, but she started hiking trails for the book in 1972. It turned out to be a seven-year family project for Fuller, her husband Wayne, and their five children. They didn't think twice about backpacking with youngsters, and at one point had two kids sleeping in one sleeping bag.  Being one of the first in-depth hiking guides, the book caused controversy when it was published because critics said it gave away too many places that some Idahoans wanted to keep secret. Things have changed. There's an insatiable appetite among consumers for guidebooks, maps, magazine stories, and Internet information on everything to do with the outdoors... --The Idaho Statesman, May 12, 2011