In April 1999, the authors set off on a gruelling journey, on horseback, following the trail of the elusive and most successful outlaws of the Wild West - Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid.

Part of the brand new Eye Classics series from Eye Books

About the Author
Simon Casson is a Western historian and a founding partner in a travel business. Sir Ranulph Fiennes is the author of" Race to Race."

Reviews
"A bumptious and entertaining adventure story. Not Paul Newman and Robert Redford but wonderful chroniclers of the sights, sounds and feelings of that grand, harsh country." "--Time "magazine "A glorious story, part adventure, part history, full of . . . marvelous characters and amusing episodes . . . Highly recommended." --Douglas Preston, author, "The Cabinet of Curiosities "and" Impact" "Many aficionados of the history of the American West wonder how the outlaws survived in that daunting environment, and if it was an exciting existence. As "Riding the Outlaw Trail" amply demonstrates, each generation in its own environment provides its own unique and daunting challenges, and perhaps we are all born into the situation that fits us best." --"Wild West History Journal"



Book Information
ISBN 9781903070659
Author Simon Casson
Format Paperback
Page Count 320
Imprint Eye Books
Publisher Eye Books
Weight(grams) 245g