Publications linked in United States of America

Located northwest of Fort Collins, Colo., the Poudre Canyon is home to some of the highest quality sport climbing and bouldering in the state. Get climbing with the Poudre Canyon Rock Climbing Guide.

• Maps, clear cliff photos and detailed written descriptions make route finding a breeze
• Covers the Lower Canyon, Narrows and West of Rustic areas

Sharp End:

Located in the northern part of Bears Ears National Monument in Utah, Indian Creek is renowned for its sandstone crack climbing. Plan your visit with Creek Freak: Indian Creek Climbs.

Includes first ascent info, history and historical photos, overview maps, gear beta, required rope lengths, route length, camping beta and detailed cliff photos

Wolverine:

Problems just a couple of hours outside New York City can be found in Gunks Bouldering. This is the definitive guide to the historic rocks of the Shawangunks Mountains.

• Full-color 1st edition guide covers the Shawangunk Mountains, including the Trapps, Near Trapps and Peter's Kill areas
• Detailed maps help you find your destination

Featuring the best bouldering sites in the Columbia River Gorge, Gorge Bouldering Select captures the essence of its core areas with valuable details and photographs as your guide to scale the rocks.

Bouldering sites featured include Larch Mountain Boulders, Alpenglow Boulders, Hamilton Boulders, Horsethief Butte and Empire Boulders

Conquer the close-by crags of the Rose City with Portland Rock Climbs, a full-color resource loaded with precise route beta and illustrated and photographed maps to help guide your way to the top.

• Close-to-Portland climbing sites include Broughton Bluff, Rocky Butte Quarry, Carver Cliff, Madrone Wall, Ozone Wall, Farside Crag and Beacon Rock
• This definitive reference guidebook will help you focus on your next climbing goal with rich detail seldom covered in other climbing guides

Wolverine :

Selected from the area's more than 3,000 routes across 54 crags, Red River George Select presents enough classics to fill a lifetime of weekend climbing fun in Kentucky.

• Index of classic routes highlights the grade of each climb and indicates if the climb is better suited to sport or trad climbing
• Helpful icons help you plan your day with driving times, walking times, sun exposure, rain protection and kid-friendliness
• GPS coordinates and detailed directions help you find your destination easily

Written by Jason Haas and Chris Weidner—who climbed most of the nearly 2,500 routes routes in the canyon—Boulder Canyon Guidebook is deeply infused with first-hand knowledge to guide you up the crags.

• Includes hundreds of new routes
• Also includes never-before-documented crags

Sharp End Publishing:

Less than an hour by car from Denver, Eldorado Canyon is home to more than 500 climbing routes. Challenge yourself on Eldo's golden cliffs with the help of this Eldorado Canyon Climbing Guide.

• This newest edition includes an easy-to-use layout, updated maps and 80 new routes
• It has also been renumbered and reformatted to align routes with photos

Wolverine Publishing:

Whatever style of climbing you prefer, Idaho Underground highlights over 1,500 well-known and lesser-know routes, from the spectacular limestone walls of the Fins to truly underground lava tubes.

• Full-color 2nd edition includes over 1,500 routes and problems for sport climbing, trad climbing and bouldering at the Fins, Snake River Basalt, Boise and Sun Valley
• Author Dave Bingham, an Idaho climbing legend, also spotlights lesser known areas, including the Black Cliffs, Teddy Bear Cove, Dierkes Lake, Leslie Gulch and more
• Wolverine Publishing will donate $1 from every book sold to local climbing organizations

For year-round bouldering fun in the Piedmont region of North Carolina, your next exciting challenge awaits in the Moore's Wall Bouldering guide, featuring over 500 fantastic problems.

• Full-color guide details over 500 problems, with helpful topo overviews to help get you oriented and awesome action photographs to inspire you before lifting off
• Printed in color

FalconGuides:

The second edition of Best Climbs: Los Angeles narrows down the thousands of climbing routes across the 4,500 square miles of Los Angeles County to the absolute best 300 climbing routes in the area.

• From clipping bolts at the edge of the Pacific Ocean while watching humpback whales and dolphins to bouldering at 6,100 ft. on pristine alpine granite, Los Angeles has it all
• Includes the routes that display the hidden beauty and deep-rooted climbing history of Los Angeles
• Each section includes the unique history, description, climbing style and a gear list
• Also includes detailed driving directions, maps and trailhead information as well as the best time of day and year to climb

Detailing more than 1,300 boulder problems and packed with personal essays and breathtaking photos, Yosemite Bouldering is a must-have guidebook for anyone climbing in Yosemite.

• Contains detailed descriptions of more than 1,300 boulder problems, including over 400 new problems and 7 new bouldering areas
• Color coded entries and GPS coordinates help you choose and find your problems
• Full-color 1st edition features multiple personal essays and breathtaking climbing photos

Sharp End Publishing:

Known for trad climbing, the Wichita Mountains in Oklahoma have seen a new wave of bouldering development. Refuge Bouldering: Bouldering in the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge is the guide you need.

• Includes hundreds of boulder problems scattered across a beautiful scenic backdrop filled with American Bison and breathtaking sunsets
• Easy-to-read topos and beautiful beta pictures make it easy to find your way

Sharp End Publishing:

Located in south-central Colorado, Shelf Road is one of America's leading sport climbing destinations. Use Shelf Road Rock to explore the more than 1,200 routes scattered among the limestone canyons.

• Features climbs from 5.4 to 5.14
• The personalities of the routes are revealed through artistic, entertaining route descriptions and gear recommendations (including bolt counts)
• Includes long-overlooked historical first ascent information and action shots galore

Color 3rd Edition:

Providing an in-depth look at many premier rock climbing sites within a relatively convenient drive from Portland, the color 3rd edition of Northwest Oregon Rock helps you ascend to the next degree.

• Informative beta details 800+ routes at over 75 different rock climbing sites across Northwest Oregon and Southwest Washington, including both sides of the Cascades
• Climbing sites include Chimney Rocks, Horsethief Butte, Enola, Pete's Pile, Bulo Point, Area51 and the summit of Needle Rock, among other crags and alpine pinnacles
• This definitive reference guidebook will help you focus on your next climbing goal with rich details, effective route beta, detailed ink topos and photographic maps

Your guide to one of the best sport climbing areas on the Front Range, the 3rd edition of Rock Climbing Clear Creek Canyon from Fixed Pin Publishing now features 6 new crags and over 80 new routes.

• Clear Creek Canyon has long been the go-to after-work and weekend destination crag for Front Range climbing communities
• The new routes encompass a wide variety of skill levels, so whether you're looking for a new project or wanting to romp up a fun 5.6 multi-pitch, this canyon won't disappoint
• Nearly 1,200 routes spanning all grades means you'll have to decide what's better: ticking your old project or picking a new one from all the classic options in this book

For a high concentration of classic climbing destinations, it's time you get out to the Golden. The Golden Climbing Guide documents nearly 700 routes along with action photos to get you amped.

• Includes sport and trad routes at the Golden Cliffs at North Table Mountain, the Lookout Mountain Area, Golden Gate Canyon and Morrison
• Features over 200 new routes and nearly 700 routes in total
• Includes action photos to get you psyched for your next climb

FalconGuides:

Detailing approximately 50 climbing routes across 11 major climbing areas, FalconGuides Rock Climbing Wyoming is an indispensable guide for beginners and experts alike.

• Maps, color topos and stunning action photos accompany clearly written descriptions of the routes

FalconGuides:

Collecting the very best nontechnical hikes and scrambles on the Centennial State's 13,000-foot mountains, Climbing Colorado's Thirteeners showcases 50 routes among these beautiful mountains.

• Featuring accurate driving directions, at-a-glance stats and turn-by-turn descriptions of the routes to each peak, this guide is great for adventurers of all skill levels
• Though the guide covers the entire state of Colorado, there is a slight bias toward summits within a 2 hr. drive of the Denver/Boulder metro area

FalconGuides:

From off-trail summit hikes and scrambles to multi-pitch alpine rock and high volcano climbs, Climbing Washington's Mountains includes detailed, easy-to-follow directions for 100 classic routes.

• Fully revised and updated, this book is an accurate, user-friendly guide with easy-to-follow route descriptions and drawings
• Details 100 classic routes, including Washington's most visible, historically significant and interesting mountains with summits over 5,000 ft.
• Blending all types of climbing at all levels of difficulty, this guide is suitable for beginning scramblers, alpine rock climbers and more experienced climbers

Mountaineers Books:

Select Routes in Washington State. Featuring more than 100 climbing routes across more than 70 peaks, Classic Cascade Climbs compiles renowned alpine routes, challenging trad climbs, and a handful of sport, ice and crag options.

• To determine if it was a classic, each route was judged on the following criteria: overall quality, popularity, accessibility, style and historical importance
• Climbing beta includes peak and prominence elevations and type of rock, as well as grade, approach, route and descent descriptions
• Detailed photo-based route overlays and topo maps help you plan your approach
• Includes pitch-by-pitch details, estimated time, recommended equipment, selected history (including first ascents), required permits and special considerations

FalconGuides:

Hiking the State's 15 Peaks Over 14,000 Feet. Developed for every skill level, the FalconGuides Climbing California's Fourteeners lays out plans and logistics for making your climb a positive experience—no matter how many summits you've reached.

• California's 15 peaks over 14,000 ft. are becoming more popular, and this book provides essential information for taking them on
• Each mountain is broken down based on the technical skills needed so you know what to expect
• Details for each climb include a list of recommended equipment, how to prepare for rapidly changing weather and trail conditions, and a general timeframe needed to summit

FalconGuides:

Ideal for climbers who want to hit as many routes as possible in a weekend or short visit, Best Climbs: Moab showcases a variety of can't-miss, world-class climbs out in the Moab desert.

• Longtime desert climber Stewart Green provides visually appealing, to-the-point information to guide you to the very best routes in the desert surrounding Moab
• Includes climbs from multi-pitch traditional-style gear routes on beautiful sandstone towers to stellar, moderate sport climbs at Wall Street

SuperTopo:

Focusing on top-rope, crags and multi-pitches in the 5.7 to 5.11 range, South Lake Tahoe Climbing is your guide to more than 250 of the best routes in the region.

Sharp End Publishing:

The Index Town Walls guidebook is a comprehensive collection of the crown-jewel of Washington climbing: the granite crags of Skykomish Valley that get high praise for their quality and variety.

• Includes everything from 800-foot trad odysseys to modern clip-ups and Grade IV aid climbs
• Covers the majority of historic routes—some of which have been reclaimed by the forest—and recent developments

Everything you need to explore this idyllic range, the Colorado's Elk Range Mountains guidebook is a tome of high-altitude ascents in the rugged Rockies between Aspen and Crested Butte.

• Includes 200+ routes on 51 peaks over 13,000 ft.
• Covers hikes, scrambles, snow/rock climbs and technical routes

Sharp End Publishing:

The go-to guide for dedicated pebble wrestlers, Colorado Bouldering: Mountains and Western Slope provides helpful information about this national bouldering destination.

• Areas covered include Sheep's Nose, Elevenmile, Newlin Creek, Guanella Pass, Red Cliff, Hornsilver, Redstone, Chapman Reservoir, Independence Pass and Buena Vista
• Also covers Hecla Junction, Agnes Valley, San Luis Valley, Monte Vista, Crested Butte, Gunnison, Telluride, Durango, New Castle and Unaweep
• This is the companion book to Colorado Bouldering: Front Range (not included)

Stone Finders:

Discover more than 1,500 routes just an hour's drive from downtown Denver, Colorado, with Devil's Head Climbing. Updated for 2022, this guide includes almost 1,000 routes.

• Plan your next climb for an extraordinary destination clearly visible from Denver and sitting at the apex of the Rampart Range: the Devil's Head
• Guidebook details the longest bolted multi-pitch in Colorado, covers all of the Rampart Range crags, and contains routes up to 5.14c in difficulty

Wolverine:

Celebrate the natural beauty of Rifle, Colorado, learn how to kneebar, have fun falling off your project, and meet the cast of climbers responsible for the routes in Rifle: A Climber's Guide.

• Updated with over 100 climbs added since the last edition
• Features new beta photos, an easy-to-use layout and color-coded grading for quick reference
• Includes information on local flora and fauna

Colorado Mountain Club:

Climbing Colorado's San Juans is a treasure trove of adventures ranging from easy scrambles for the outdoor novice to advanced, technical ascents of staggering summits for seasoned peakbaggers.

• Chapters are organized into 13 mountain subgroups
• Covers nearly 300 routes and 200 peaks—including 13 of Colorado's 54 fourteeners and 29 of its highest Centennial peaks
• Includes key intel, maps, color photos and storied explanations of San Juan mountain's climbing history