 Adventures
of a Nature Guide - Enos A. Mills.
Written by the "father" of nature interpretation, it is the essence of
guiding people to see and experience how friendly, interesting, and
compelling nature is from his own experiences. Our long-time
bestseller! Click
here to read the chapter "Wind Rapids on the Heights". Paperback $15.95 180 pages. |
 The Story of Early Estes Park
- by Enos A. Mills. With contributions by
Esther
Burnell Mills, Flora J. R. T. Stanley, Platt Rogers, William S. Cooper,
and "Judge" Joseph Wescott. With a chapter co-written with Mary
L. Cairns. Details the history of Estes Park from its modest
beginnings. Click here
to read the first chapter of the book. Continuously in print since
1905. 1999 Edition, Paperback $13.95 91 Pages. |
 Spell
of the Rockies - Enos A. Mills. The most well-read
classic penned by Mills, with a wide variety of subjects, from trees to
adventures with animals on the American Prairie, in each
chapter showing the continuity and balance of the natural world in the
time of the Old West. Click
here to read the chapter "Rob of the Rockies".
Paperback. $12.95 151 pages. |
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 Wild Life
on the Rockies - Enos A. Mills.
Enos's first major book of his career, with stories ranging from
adventures in the wilds without a gun, the habits of pines and
kinnikinick, the clever return-horse "Midget", and bighorn sheep.
Includes letters from Francis Ramaley, R. J. Condon, and others from
the Enos Mills Cabin archives. A sample chapter will soon be
available. Paperback. $11.95 108 pages. |
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 Waiting in the Wilderness - Enos A. Mills.
A wonderful variety of animal stories as well as the
exploits of humans in nature. A fascinating read, from horse
whispering to beavers, mountain lions and the real life of ground-hogs.
Click
here to read the chapter "Celebrating Ground-Hog Day" . Click
here
to read "A Wild Thoroughbred". Paperback. $10.95 146 pages.
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 Enos
A. Mills: Author, Speaker, Nature Guide - Edited by Esther
Burnell Mills, Elizabeth M. Mills and Eryn V. Mills. "It is only a
pamphlet of fewer than 40 pages that is sent out by the Long's Peak
Trail Bookstore, but it gives many particulars of the life of
Colorado's naturalist guide and author, Enos Mills, and it should be a
welcome addition to every Colorado library. The leading subdivision of
the little volume is a long article from the pen of Arthur Chapman,
which appeared originally in Country Life, and which is largely
biographical. In this sketch Mr. Chapman tells much about the beginning
and continuance of Mr. Mills' life work and then follow various
newspaper extracts covering particular experiences or characteristics.
The booklet is well written and neatly printed and carries a good
picture of its subject." A Review of "Enos A. Mills: Author, Speaker,
Nature Guide" by The Trail, August, 1921. Paperback. $17.95 72 Pages. |
 Cricket,
a Mountain Pony - Enos A. Mills. Three stories
never published until now. This book has literally waited eighty
years to see a press! Cricket, Enos' "return" horse, and her
adventures with him in the San Juan Mountains of Southern Colorado,
on the trail of a horse thief, and an impromptu performance at a
western
horsemanship show in the San Juans. This book is great for anyone
who
appreciates the intelligence of animals, large or small. Preface
by
Esther Burnell Mills. Includes letters from John D. Rockefeller Jr.,
Franklin M. Reck, and Lawrence C. Phipps Jr. Paperback. $9.95 44 pages. |
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Watched by Wild
Animals - Enos A. Mills. Review
from
the Argonaut, San Francisco, Calif.: "Mr. Mills...is an
enthusiastic
nature lover and particularly an animal enthusiast, and he writes for
his
own kind; but it would be hard to imagine the most indifferent reader
coming
away entirely unimpressed by 'Watched by Wild Animals.' Mr. Mills
is an excellent writer as well as a trained observer of animal antics."
The Rocky
Mountain Wonderland - Enos A. Mills.
A wonderful arrangement of different
stories with topics to please the zoologist, meteorologist, geologist,
the mountain climber, and the simply curious. It is a last but
not fleeting glimpse into a natural and cultural world which has been
overtaken by time and progress. 
Grizzly
- Our Greatest
Wild Animal - Enos A. Mills. The
author's first hand experiences from thirty years of observation and
study of the grizzly bear in their natural habitat and life habits,
with their good natured humor. One of his most popular books,
filled with stories old and
true. 
Bird Memories of the Rockies -
Enos A. Mills. A detailed collection of stories about the ways of
the "happy bird people" from the chamelion-like ptarmigan of the alpine
heights to the eagle's hunting tactics and strategy, the classic story
of "The Love Song of Little Blue", and a romance between
goldfinches. Contains letters from the Enos Mills Cabin archives,
and Enos' handwritten notes on migration. 
Stories of Scotch
- Enos A.
Mills. A review from the Philadelphia Public Ledger, 1916:
"There can be no higher praise for Mr. Mills' little volume containing
'The Story of Scotch' than to say that it well deserves a place in the
library of the dog lover beside John Muir's 'Stickeen'..."
Illustrated with photographs.