This is an entirely authentic and very exciting account of the famous cowboy-outlaw Butch Cassidy and his "Wild Bunch", whose imagination and daring made history during the early part of this century when they virtually ruled a large segment of the Western cattle range.

'The outlaw trail describes the three almost inaccessible Western mountain hideout frequented by the Cassidy gang and seldom visited y the Law. They bore the names: Hole-in-the-Wall, Brown's Hole and Robbers' Roost. Mr Kelly's book is packed full of the exploits of the extraordinary men who rode with Cassidy or crossed his path.

'The Outlaw Trail' is fact not fiction. It is based on the author's decades of research among old Western court and newspaper records, thousands of miles of travel from Canada to the Mexican border, and many interviews with surviving outlaws and with their descendants. It is authentic Americana, filled with raw truth and stirring adventures.