Rock Climbing Clear Creek Canyon, 2nd edition
$ 29.95
by Kevin Capps
Clear Creek Canyon has long been the go-to after work and weekend destination crag for both the Denver and Boulder climbing community. The explosion of route development the area is only making it more popular. This newest guide to Clear Creek offers nearly 30 new crags and over 300 new routes since the first edition of this book. Clear Creek continues to produce high quality routes and is in the running for one of the best sport climbing areas on the Front Range. The new routes encompass a wide variety of skill levels, so whether you're looking for a new 5.13 project or wanting to romp up a fun 5.6 multi-pitch, this canyon won't disappoint. With nearly 1,100 routes, spanning all grades, 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.
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Book Beta:
- Routes: 1,000+
- Pages: 153
- Year Published: 2017
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by Matt Clark, Jason Haas, Dave Montgomery, Mike Morin, Amanda Peterson, Eric Schmeer & Kevin Stricker
Staunton is the newest state park in Colorado. This downloadable rock climbing guidebook is your ticket to one of Colorado's newest rock climbing areas! While the area had been climbed before, development was virtually nonexistent until the summer of 2012. During that time, over 60 climbing routes were established, from 5.3 to 5.12+. Most climbs are trad or mixed, but there are also about a dozen sport routes here. Virtually all of those routes were at Staunton Rocks, while the Elk Creek Spires and Lion's Head were left untouched. Download this guidebook to see what's been done and what hasn't so you can nab your own first ascent!
*Fixed Pin recently decided to charge a nominal fee for this product to help us cover the expense of offering this download.
The Crack Climber's Technique Manual
$ 28.95
by Kent Pease
Whether your goal is to be the rope gun at Indian Creek, swing leads on Astroman, or improve and expand your current climbing skills, this comprehensive work goes well beyond other instructional resources, both in scope and detail. Written by a true master of crack climbing, this book takes an engineer’s approach to the mechanics of jamming and combines it with detailed, realistic illustrations. The result will have you climbing cracks with the finesse and efficiency that takes most years to master. The author, fondly known among his friends as “The Sender,” has hundreds of first ascents of difficult desert cracks to his credit. Take advantage of his tremendous experience and the secrets he reveals, and you will soon be enjoying those cracks you now avoid. In short, this manual is the perfect guide and tutorial on how to crack climb.
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Book Beta:
- Topics Covered: 10
- Pages: 208
- Year Published: 2014, 2017
Rocky Mountain National Park
$ 39.95
by Richard Rossiter
Rocky Mountain National Park offers an unparalleled rock climbing experience: rugged and untamed beauty, sweeping vistas, towering alpine walls split by perfect crack systems, and quiet isolation - all close enough to the Front Range for the serious day tripper to make it back home in time for dinner. In the making for nearly 30 years, Rocky Mountain National Park: A Comprehensive Guide to Scrambles, Rock Routes, and Ice/Mixed Climbs on the High Peaks provides an all-inclusive compendium of the author's intimate knowledge of the Park. A unique combination of color photography and in-depth, hand-drawn route topos provide a unique blend of artistic vision and analytically crafted information to safely and precisely get you to the top of your climbing objective.
Book Stats:
- Climbing Areas Covered: 8
- Routes: 700+
- Year Published: 2015
Climbing areas Included:
- Wild Basin
- East Longs Peak Area
- Glacier Gorge
- Loch Vale
- Tyndall Gorge
- Odessa Gorge
- Mummy Range
- West Side
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