Title: Stick to the print version
Product review: I bought the Kindle version of "8000 Miles of Dirt" hoping to get some ideas for four-wheeling and camping on my frequent trips to Wyoming. While the content looks promising, the Kindle version is crippled by the inability to scale the maps- a huge oversight for a travel guidebook.Each region is introduced by a detailed map of a large swath of the state. These maps are used to look up the routes in the book. I'm sure sure that in the printed version these maps took up an entire page and were easily legible, but on the Kindle the maps render so small as to make them illegible - and there's no way to enlarge them. Finding routes for the region you're interested in is a major pain.Edit: Apparently the graphics in this book are only scalable in the Kindle Fire. If you have an earlier version of the Kindle you can not zoom or pan the graphics. (See discussion below.)
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