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Bubba City is just one of the several crags that contribute to the NRG's world-class status, but it is the only area to experience significant development in recent years. This comprehensive Bubba City guide provides info on over 300 routes, including more than 100 new sport routes, countless anchor upgrades, and a new trail system developed since the publication of other NRG climbers' guides.

A topo guide to all the granite crags and boulders of the Perth hills (Darlington Boulders, Mt Randall, Churchman's Brook, etc...), plus the quarries and indoor gym info.

A climbing guide to the ACT. 300 pages, over 1000 climbs, excellent topos and photographs.

Formerly known as North Table Mountain, this Golden sport climbing area is home to 200 of the best moderates around.

An alpine and rockclimbing guide to the Darran Mountains

This guidebook complies over 40 years of history and development of the Hunter Valley region in New South Wales, Australia. The Hunter Valley covers a wide varity of rock types ranging from sandstone in the Watagans to the hard granite like rhyodacite sea cliffs of Port Stephens. The Hunter has something for everyone!!

This is a selected guide to over 300 muscle-blasting climbs and bouldering routes at North America's premier winter climbing area.

This selection from Swain's popular Rock Climbing Red Rocks provides information on 200 classic climbs at the world-renowned Nevada area.

From friction to edging to steep pocket pulling, from single pitch to multipitch, from closely bolted sport routes to runout trad classics, you'll find it all here.

A climber's guide to Northland and Auckland

A guidebook to rockclimbing in the central North Island region of New Zealand

Near Boulder Canyon, ten minutes from Boulder, lies the newest development in sport climbing. From single to multi-pitch bolted routes.

A climber's introduction to more than 500 recommended technical rock climbs throughout Montana.

The excellent crags of New Mexico and Texas beckon climbers from all over the world. In the 23 areas covered, more than 100 crags and mountain faces offer hundreds of routes ranging from 5.6 to 5.14, appealing to both traditional and sport climbers. Rock Climbing New Mexico & Texas is essential for planning your next climbing trip to the Land of Enchantment and the Lone Star State.

Hundreds of classic trade and sport test-pieces abound in this area between Eldorado and Lumpy Ridge.

Granite columns, some reaching 60 stories tall, loom high above this 500-acre valley, offering some of the finest technical rock climbing anywhere.

This guide describes the routes of this northern California landmark.

Includes Four Mile Dome West Rock and 300 routes in Elevenmile Canyon, near Colorado Springs.

Fifty routes described for the Longs Peak Diamond, Chasm View Wall, and Lower East Face.

McConnell's Mill State Park is the most popular climbing area in western Pennsylvania.

Short, steep, and well-protected is the name of the game on San Luis Valley's high-quality volcanic cliffs. Rock Climbing the San Luis Valley describes more than 300 routes at Penitente Canyon, the Rock Garden, Witches Canyon, Shaw Springs, Sidewinder Canyon, and La Garita Wall.

This is the comprehensive guide to the 350 routes of this central Wyoming area.

New England is one of the country's most spectacular rock climbing arenas. Rock Climbing New England is an indispensable resource for anyone seeking adventure in this remarkable region.

This edition of the City of Rocks offers the most up-to-date information, maps and drawings detailing over 600 high quality climbs.

This guide covers over 800 routes at the major climbing areas in Minnesota and Wisconsin.