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Numerous practice rocks and boulders are described with maps and overview drawings.

The guide to the many crags outside the town of Estes Park, Colorado, including Lumpy Ridge.

Features Morrison, Castlewood Canyon, Colorado Springs and Pueblo areas.

Describes 1200 Shawangunk routes at this area 90 miles north of New York City.

This book is the only guide available that covers all the major climbing areas in the state with routes ranging from 5.0 to 5.14--including big cliffs and faces of Rocky Mountain National Park and the Black Canyon of the Gunnison to the smaller crags and outcrops of Pikes Peak, Boulder, Rifle, Shelf Road, Elevenmile Canyon, and much more.

This guide contains over 375 routes on the peaks and alpine walls that are the heart of Rocky Mountain National Park

Includes eighteen climbing crags located in the Southwest Oregon Region. Small and large crags located in the Rogue River Valley, the Umpqua and Willamette regions, containing hundreds of climbing routes rated from 5.7 to 5.14.

Rock and Ice Climbing routes. 74 pages with topos, photos and descriptions.

The San Juan Mountains are awesome. No other range in the contiguous United States offers the immensity and diversity of the San Juans. This guide offers descriptions of 145 peaks and 237 routes.

A guidebook to the high country of Rocky Mountain National Park.

Joshua Tree is the most popular rock climbing area in the world, and for good reason. The Joshua Tree Rock Climbing Guide is the most complete guide available to the area. Maps, photos, and written descriptions give climbers all the information they need to explore and enjoy one of the climbing world's most treasured resources.

The stately Flatirons rise majestically above Boulder, Colorado, a city considered by many to be the center of rock climbing in North America. Rock Climbing the Flatirons has clearly drawn topos, easy-to-use maps, and thorough route descriptions that will guide climbers to many years of challenge and fulfillment in the most revered of climbing areas, the Flatirons.

This is a short topo guide to the most popular of the great routes and crags of Yosemite Valley. The intent is to give an overview of the major routes on El Capitan, Half Dome and the cragging areas of Cookie Area, Glacier Point Apron, and Arch Rock.

Superb crags in a sensational setting - that is climbing in the Lake Tahoe region. Rock Climbing Lake Tahoe, formerly Tahoe Rock, describes more than 1,000 routes at a dozen major areas around Lake Tahoe.

From the sweeping walls of the Echo Cliffs to the awesome overhangs at the Owl Tor, from classic problems at Painted Cave to the vast boulderfields atop Pine Mountain, the many routes and boulder problems described in this book will appeal to a wide range of tastes and abilities. Rock Climbing Santa Barbara and Ventura provides first-hand information to more than 50 scenic and uncrowded climbing areas not to be left off your tick-list.

The definitive guide to rock climbing routes in the magnificent national parks of the Colorado Plateau: Zion National Park, Canyonlands National Park, Capitol Reef National Park, Arches National Park.

The comprehensive guide to this area in central Oregon that brought sport climbing to America.

The best rock climbing in the Boulder, Colorado area.

An excellent quality guidebook to Seneca Rock. All routes are described with great accuracy and graphically identified on the rock's photographs with overlaid topos. 413 routes, described and indexed by grade of difficulty.

Describes over 900 routes on the lower elevation cliffs that lie along the eastern edge of the Rocky Mountain National Park, including some of the best traditional and sport cragging in the State of Colorado.