reinhold messner: my life at the limit

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REINHOLD MESSNER:
M Y L I F E AT T H E L I M I T
INTERVIEWED BY THOMAS HÜETLIN
TRANSLATED BY TIM CARRUTHERS
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“Messner is not only the greatest high-altitude
mountaineer the world has ever known; he is
probably the best it will ever know.” ——TIME
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Reveals the long view from an icon who, with age, has added wisdom to his
list of accomplishments
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Messner climbing firsts: the world’s fourteen peaks taller than 8000 meters;
Everest solo; Everest without supplemental oxygen
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Author of more than 60 books
Reinhold Messner: My Life at the Limit, the newest book by the famed mountaineer, is
a conversation between Messner and interviewer Thomas Hüetlin, an award-winning
German journalist. It reveals a more thoughtful and conversational Messner than one
finds in his previous books, with the “talk” between Messner and Hüetlin covering not only
the highlights of Messner’s climbing career, but also his treks across Tibet, the Gobi, and
Antarctica; his five-year-stint as a member of the European Parliament; his encounter
with and study of the yeti; his thoughts on traditional male/female roles; and much more.
Readers learn about Messner’s childhood, his thoughts about eating ice cream with girls
(against), politics (mostly liberal), and his technique for killing chickens (sharp scissors).
Messner is known as one of history’s greatest Himalayan mountaineers, a man who pushed
back the frontiers of the possible for a whole generation of climbers. While the interest in
My Life at the Limit is that it exposes much more of the man than his climbing career, that
career is still utterly remarkable——and Mountaineers Books is proud to present this book,
which is core to our mission, to audiences across North America.
Reinhold Messner, born in 1944 in Villnöss, South Tyrol, is the most famous mountaineer
and adventurer of our time. He has accomplished roughly one hundred first ascents,
climbed all fourteen eight-thousanders, and crossed Antarctica, Greenland, Tibet, and two
deserts on foot. After serving a term as a member of the European Parliament, he now
devotes much of his time and energy to his Messner Mountain Museum (MMM) project
and to his Messner Mountain Foundation (MMF), which aims to support mountain people
worldwide. Visit his website: reinhold-messner.de.
Interviewer Thomas Hüetlin is an award-winning correspondent for the German magazine
Der Spiegel and divides his time between Berlin and London. Translator Tim Carruthers
has climbed extensively in Europe, the United States, and South America and has translated
works by Hermann Buhl, Heinrich Harrer, Anderl Heckmair, and Reinhold Messner.
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REINHOLD MESSNER INTERVIEWED
BY THOMAS H Ü ETLIN
EXCERPTED FROM REINHOLD
MESSNER: MY LIFE AT THE LIMIT
“I got into high-altitude mountaineering by chance.
In 1969 I was in college when I joined a Tyrolean
expedition to the Andes because Kurt “Gagga”
Schoisswohl, an excellent rock climber, had dropped
out. It was a good year later that I returned to
the University of Padua, after a tragic expedition
to Nanga Parbat and the amputation of several
toes and fingertips, and I found myself unable to
continue my studies. So I became a high-altitude
mountaineer. My rock climbing was hampered by
the amputations, and in particular by the pain in
the ring finger of my right hand, so from then on I
concentrated on the big mountains.”
H: In what way was that trip (1969) a career-changing event?
M: It turned out to be quite a spectacular change, but that
aspect of it wasn’t important for me at the time. I never really
thought about careers. What’s more important is the fact that
at that moment I finally gave up the idea of leading a middleclass way of life. I was totally unhappy at college. I somehow
had the feeling I was missing out on life. I had been trying to
finish my engineering course with the best intentions in the
world, but I was just forcing myself to do something I didn’t
really want to do.
And then these Innsbruck climbers called me, three days
before they were due to leave for South America. They had
been planning their expedition for a long time, but I didn’t
know much about it, only that my climbing partner Sepp
Mayerl was on it, and Peter Habeler, the brilliant Zillertal
mountain guide. I knew both of them well from the routes
we’d done together in the Alps. I was told that someone
had dropped out, so I could come along if I wanted. Tickets,
equipment, everything was sorted out, and the clothing would
fit me more or less. I wouldn’t have to pay for anything. I had
three days to get a visa.
The Andes expedition was the perfect thing for me. I came
home fit and more experienced, having climbed two big
mountains——Yerupaja Grande and Yerupaja Chico——by new
routes [see Free Spirit: A Climber’s Life] and I was hungry for
the Alps. I subsequently set about breaking some of the last
big taboos in alpine mountaineering.
At the time, 1969, the north face of the Droites was the
hardest ice climb in the Alps. It had only been climbed three
times, and never without falls. The first ascent took six days;
the fastest, three days. I had attempted the face with my
brother in 1965. We got scared and backed off it. Since then, no
one had been able to climb it.
H: Pure ice?
M: Ice lower down, mixed climbing——rock and ice——above.
Back then, we just had ice axes, no modern ice tools. I set off
early, at first light, with my axes and crampons, and a rope tied
around my waist. Nowadays the route is no big deal, but back
then it was scary. By midday I was at the top, watched by some
aspiring mountain guides from Chamonix. That got me known
in France and brought me my first advertising contract. It was
the start of my professional climbing career.
H: Who did you thank when you got to the top? Sepp Mayerl? God?
M: Neither of them. I did feel a kind of gratitude, for my good
fortune and the courage to do what I did. Then it was all over,
and I just cried with joy. But there was no desire to head out
the next day and push things another step further. It was okay
as it was. There was no God involved, so why should I thank
him? And I’d certainly pushed things much too far for my
mentor to approve.
H: But you were hooked?
M: Hooked on what? I only wanted one thing: not to die.
H: You were addicted, a climbing junkie. You’d been high, you’d
had your fix, you were happy, you were content, you were calm.
M: Yes, I was totally satisfied——calm and excited at the same time.
H: You went back down and thought, “I won’t be doing
anything like that again in a hurry.”
M: I went down and thought, “No one is going to repeat that
anytime soon, not even as a rope of two.”
H: And two days later you were off again.
M: A day later. The Freney Pillar.
© 2014 by Reinhold Messner
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CLIMBING 8000-METER PEAKS IN WINTER
SIMONE MORO
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Adventure memoir from a renowned winter climber at the top of his game
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Moro reflects on some of his most significant climbs
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A bestseller in Italy, this is the first English-language edition of Moro’s story
Simone Moro is a celebrated Italian alpinist who specializes in winter climbing: He holds
the record for first winter ascents of 8000-meter peaks——Shisha Pangma, Makalu, and
Gasherbrum II. A passionate climber, he is also an accomplished helicopter pilot and
founder of a helicopter rescue program in Nepal.
The Call of the Ice was written during Moro’s dramatic winter attempt on Nanga Parbat in
2012——his twelfth attempt on that mountain——during weather delays and other breaks in the
climb. Moro reflects on past climbs and partners, including the death of his longtime friend
and climbing partner, Anatoli Boukreev, on Annapurna, his mourning when Boukreev died,
and his subsequent recovery; Denis Urubko and the nature of climbing partnerships; two
attempts on Shisha Pangma; Broad Peak; Makalu; and Gasherbrum II, which he, Urubko,
and Cory Richards completed in February 2011 despite near-tragic moments when they
miraculously escaped after being swept away by an avalanche. Many of Moro’s climbs do
not result in a summit and he explains why his interest lies in the attempt itself. In addition
to these reflections, we relive in real-time his attempt on Nanga Parbat, which he and
Urubko had to abandon after 51 days and 6600 meters!
“I will go in winter. Again. Yes in winter. Just because it’s my dream. Just because
exploration never ends.” –Simone Moro
Simone Moro, born in Bergamo in 1967, has been the coach of the Italian national climbing
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In 2001 he received the ‘Medaglia d’Oro al Valore Civile’ (an Italian award given for great
achievements or bravery). He is the author of three books. Discover more about Simone at
simonemoro.com.
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A mountaineering classic re-released in the Legends and Lore series
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Two new chapters
In Free Spirit Reinhold Messner describes the forces and events that have shaped him as a climber as famous for his discipline
as for his innovative spirit. Messner evolved his philosophy of the single free-climbing line with its uncompromising purity
of style in the Dolomites and, as equipment and technique developed, he was in the forefront of the transference of fast
lightweight alpine methods to the great ranges. Here, he takes us from the days of his first climb (at the age of five) with his
father to his brother’s tragic death on Nanga Parbat in 1970 to his later move away from the overcrowded Alps and 8000-meter
peaks. He sought fulfillment, instead, in new challenges in lesser known parts of the world, such as crossing the expanse of
Antarctica. Free Spirit is an exciting account of the career of a mountain pioneer.
(For more information on Reinhold Messner see page 4.)
288 pages, 6 x 9, 65 B&W photos, hardcover (limited quantity), $29.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-948-9; paperback $19.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-854-3.
SPORTS/MOUNTAINEERING. Rights: North America.
ON TOP OF THE WORLD
FI V E WO M E N E X P LO R E R S I N T I B E T
LU R E E M I L L E R, N EW FO R EWO R D BY A R L E N E B LU M
“. . . awe-inspiring reading.” —— Library Journal
In the late 1800s, when women were bound by cumbersome clothing and strict Victorian
scruples, a small band of astonishing women explorers burst forth to claim the adventurous life.
Plowing their way up the Himalaya and Karakoram or trekking for months through tropical lowlands, these five women
(three British, one American, and one French) conducted an unprecedented exploration of Tibet:
Nina Mazuchelli, the first Western woman to see Everest, organized a small expedition from Darjeeling to explore the Eastern
Himalaya. Isabella Bird Bishop, bedridden while at home, was always robust on her far-flung, international adventures and
wrote nine books chronicling her travels, which brought her to Hawaii, the Rocky Mountains, and across Asia and into Tibet.
Alexandra David-Neel at 56 trekked for eight months and more than 2,000 miles from China to Lhasa disguised as a Tibetan
beggar. Fanny Bullock Workman, an avowed suffragist, climbed to 21,000 feet in the Karakorum in 1899 and posed with a
newspaper whose banner proclaimed, ‘Votes for Women.’ Annie Taylor was a Christian missionary who traveled in Tibetan
garb to bring the word of God to the forbidden land of Tibet.
The late Luree Miller was a writer, scholar, and world traveler whose endeavors ranged from driving huge freight trucks
through the unpaved roads of the Alaskan wilderness, to co-founding the International School in Bombay. She passed away on
July 6, 1996, at the age of 70.
208 pages, 6 x 9, 2 illustrations, 7 maps, paperback, $18.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-097-9. SPORTS/MOUNTAINEERING. Rights: World.
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NEW
C O L O R A D O M O U N TA I N C L U B P R E S S
THE BEST FRONT RANGE
TRAIL RUNS
P E T E R N . J O N ES
AVAIL AB L E IN S E PTE MBE R
Fifty of the best trail runs in the Front Range
•
50 trail runs selected for the beauty of the scenery, the variety of the terrain,
and the range of difficulty levels
•
Complete trail descriptions, highlights, directions, and color photos, maps, and
elevation profiles
•
Quotes on each trail from local legends and professional runners
Beginners and experienced trail runners alike will revel in the publication of this guide, which takes the guesswork out of
choosing a trail to run along Colorado’s Front Range. Covering 50 trails from Fort Collins to Colorado Springs, this book
highlights the best running trails chosen for their singletrack terrain, spectacular views, challenging routes, and proximity
to major population centers. Each trail write-up includes the essential information one needs to quickly find and enjoy a
spectacular run: map, elevation profile, directions, trail description, and more.
Born and raised in Colorado, Peter N. Jones has been running the trails of the Front Range for more
than 20 years. An avid trail runner, climber, and mountaineer who has run and climbed
throughout the United States, Peter still prefers running the trails of his home state.
250 pages, 6 x 9, rounded corners, 100 color photos, 55 maps, paperbound, $24.95, ISBN 978-1-937052-10-2. GUIDEBOOK/COLORADO.
1 4 0 G R E AT H I K E S I N A N D N E A R
PA L M S P R I N G S
P H IL IP F E R RA N T I
AVAIL ABL E IN J U LY
140 of the best hikes around Palm Springs
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Hikes organized by nine regions in the Palm Springs area
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A wide variety of hikes, from family- and dog-friendly to difficult treks
•
Hike ratings, seasonal advice, and introductory comments help hikers select the appropriate trail
From surreal lunar landscapes to high elevation trails with spectacular views, and from breathtaking wildflower hikes to treks
that start near downtown Palm Springs, this best-selling guidebook offers hikes for every age and experience level.
Longtime Colorado Mountain Club supporter Philip Ferranti is the founder of the Coachella Valley Hiking Club. He is the
author of 14 books and has written for Backpacker magazine.
296 pages, 6 x 9, 125 color photos, 58 maps, paperbound, $24.95, ISBN 978-1-937052-11-9. GUIDEBOOK/CALIFORNIA.
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THE AMERICAN ALPINE CLUB
THE AMERICAN ALPINE JOURNAL 2014
AL 2014
THE AMERI CAN ALPIN E JOURN
AAJ
T H E WO R L D’S MOST S IGN IF ICA NT CL IM BS
THE AM ERICAN A L PI NE C LUB
AVAIL AB L E IN AU G U ST
The annual American Alpine Journal (AAJ) documents
the world’s most significant climbs and expeditions
•
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In-depth “Recon” section on the Mt. Whitney area of California, covering the
history, recent climbing activity, and new-route potential
t climbs
The world's most significan
Feature articles by the world’s leading climbers and mountain writers,
including Ueli Steck, Jonathan Siegrist, Doug Robinson, and many others
This year, The AAJ has expanded its coverage of rock climbing and new routes in the United States——more stories about
climbs close to home!
The American Alpine Club is the leading organization representing climbers in the United States. The AAJ helps fulfill one
of the club's core values: "Authoritative climbing information, knowledge and resources benefit and inspire us and future
generations." Veteran climbing journalist Dougald MacDonald is editor in chief of The American Alpine Journal.
400 pages, 6 x 9, 350 color photos, 5 illustrations, 15 maps, paperbound, $35, ISBN 978-1-933056-83-8. SPORTS/MOUNTAINEERING. Rights: World.
A C C I D E N TS I N N O R T H A M E R I C A N M O U N TA I N E E R I N G 2 0 1 4
K N OW T H E ROP ES : S NOW CLIMBING
AC CID EN TS
T HE AMERICAN A L P IN E CLUB
IN NORTH AMERICAN MOUNTAINEERING
2014
AVAIL AB L E IN AU G U ST
This book documents the year’s most significant climbing
accidents, and analyzes each one for valuable safety lessons.
•
Includes reports from climbers in the U.S. and Canada.
•
More illustrations and photographs throughout the book
Every year, novice climbers and experts are injured or killed by inadequate preparation
and errors in judgment. Since 1948, the American Alpine Club has been documenting the year’s
most significant and teachable climbing accidents, providing invaluable lessons to climbers.
KNOW THE ROPES: SNOW CLIMBIN G
In Accidents’ “Know the Ropes” section, professional mountain guides detail the best practices for snow climbing to avoid
slips that all-too-quickly become dangerous accidents. “Know the Ropes” offers in-depth instruction and copious illustration
to help prevent avoidable snow-climbing accidents.
Mountain safety expert Jed Williamson has been managing editor of Accidents in North American Mountaineering since 1975.
132 pages, 6 x 9, 2 color photos, 20 B&W photos, 3 illustrations, paperbound, $12.95, ISBN 978-1-933056-85-2. SPORTS/MOUNTAINEERING. Rights: World.
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NEW
BEST HIKES WITH KIDS
WASHINGTON DC, THE BELTWAY & BEYOND
JENNIFER CHAMBERS
A new region for the bestselling Best Hikes with Kids series
by a highly accredited and involved hiker-writer-mother!
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A range of easy to challenging hikes for kids of all ages and within a 2-hour drive of the DC area
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Most hikes feature water, rocks, historical sites, natural areas, or parks——all fun to explore!
•
Lots of tips and tricks for hiking with kids
Best Hikes with Kids: Washington DC the Beltway & Beyond showcases more than 65 family-friendly hikes in the greater
Washington, DC metropolitan area, extending to within a two-hour drive radius and including the eastern ridges of
Shenandoah National Park. Longtime environmental educator, hiking guide, and mother of two, Jennifer Chambers
introduces families in the DC area to a variety of trail options while also helping them to spend quality time together
discovering nature.
Each hike has been chosen for its engaging physical features and landscape along a natural surface trail, in addition to the
accessibility of the trailhead for busy families with children of all ages. A selection of trails also accommodates the use of a
jogging stroller. Trails range from easy to difficult in order to provide a physical challenge for families whose children are very
active or of an age to successfully complete the hike——and have a lot fun!
Jennifer Chambers has seventeen years of teaching experience in environmental science and special education, including
work as Trail Club Supervisor and Community Service Coordinator for various schools. She is currently a middle school
science teacher for The Siena School, as well as founder of the educational outdoor guide business Hiking Along, which
combines her passions for teaching and the outdoor world. She is also the Maryland State Advocate for Leave No Trace and
a former board member of the American Hiking Society. Jennifer lives in Silver Springs, Maryland, with her family; find her
online at hikingalongtrails.blogspot.com.
304 pages, 5 x 71/2, 80 B&W photos, 8-page color insert, 70 maps (one overview), two-color throughout, paperback, $18.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-782-9. GUIDEBOOK/WASHINGTON DC. Rights: World.
See more in the
series on page 40
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NEW
BIKING PUGET SOUND
2ND EDITION
60 RI DES FROM OLYM PI A TO THE SAN JUANS
BI LL TH ORN ESS
AVAIL AB L E I N O CTO BE R
Offers bike rides that everyone——regardless of fitness
level or experience——will enjoy!
•
More than 50% new photos throughout
•
60 rides total, up from the original 50, chosen for their interest, beauty, and safety
•
Read & Ride——downloadable cue sheets!
Nothing beats riding a bike on a sunny day, and this popular cycling guidebook has been lovingly updated with more
fun than ever. As with the first edition, author Bill Thorness includes interesting sights, delicious break stops, and other
novelties along the routes to make your outings more than just a sum of the miles ridden. Says Thorness, “I’ve filled a lot of
holes in regional cycling info, due to the expansion of the cycling trail network and addition of new bike facilities since the
first edition. I’m excited about the result.” Thorness reviewed and rechecked all of the rides from the first edition.
Also in this edition are new “Route Connections” that help riders link up multiple routes to give themselves a longer one-day
ride or even create multiday tours.
Bill Thorness is a writer, avid cyclist, and expert gardener. He is the author of three guidebooks, speaks regularly throughout the Northwest on biking and on edible gardening, and leads bike tours to various gardens and farms around the region.
320 pages, 51/2 x 81/2, 75 B&W photos, 60 route cue sheets, 60 elevation profiles, 61 maps (one overview), paperback, $19.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-890-1
(previous edition: 978-1-59485-943-9). GUIDEBOOK/PUGET SOUND. Rights: World.
STEHEKIN
A VA LLEY I N T I ME
GRAN T MCCO N N E L L
“Here is a warmly analytical true story of a group——not even a
community——who managed, by not managing, to remain free and
unfettered and admirably, strongly protective of a most precious
natural territory.”
——the late Margaret E. Murie, author, environmentalist
Grant McConnell was born in Portland, Oregon. After living year 'round in Stehekin in the 1940s, he maintained a home
in the valley and spent part of each year there until his death in 1994. He was a founding board member of the North
Cascades Conservation Council and he and his wife, Jane, were leaders in the effort to establish the North Cascades
National Park. The cabin in Stehekin remains in the McConnell family.
206 pages, 6 x 9, paperbound, $16.95. 978-1-59485-938-0. NARRATIVE. Rights: World.
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NEW
BRAIDED RIVER
THE NORTH CASCADES
FINDING BEAUTY AND RENEWAL
I N THE W ILD NEARBY
WILLIAM DIETRICH
WITH CRAIG ROMANO AND CHRISTIAN MARTIN
FOR EWORD BY RICHARD LOUV
Th e N o rT h Ca sC ad es
Find ing Bea uty and
Ren ewa l in the wil
d nea RBy
Celebrate a national treasure with this lush
and intimate look at the North Cascades
Will iam Diet rich
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Experience the region through the words and images of a wide variety of writers, photographers,
residents, and visitors
•
Developed with more than a dozen outdoors-related organizations who plan to integrate the book
into their outreach plans
•
The book will be expanded into exhibits, events, and related media in honor of 2014’s 50th
anniversary of the landmark Wilderness Act.
•
2014 is also the 50th anniversary of the original North Cascades photo book by The Mountaineers
that helped inspire the creation of North Cascades National Park
Washington’s North Cascades hold some of the most magnificent mountains, lowland old growth forests, and pristine
rivers on the planet. Some of these features are safely contained within national park boundaries or federally
designated wilderness areas, but few people realize how many acres remain unprotected. With a growing regional
population leading to tremendous development pressures, The North Cascades draws attention to the many reasons
the integrity of this ecosystem must remain intact. It examines the value of the area through a broad spectrum of
views——conservation, natural history, ecosystem services, sustainable rural communities, and recreation.
Pulitzer Prize-winning author William Dietrich leads us on a hike through the region, exploring the rich history and
challenges facing this rugged habitat just hours away from the metropolitan bustle of Seattle. The North Cascades
Institute’s Christian Martin profiles people and communities within the area; poet Gary Snyder shares musings from
his time spent as a fire lookout in the region; guidebook author Craig Romano provides ideas on where to visit and
what to do, from day hikes to more ambitious backcountry travel; and Richard Louv examines the importance of
preserving our local wilderness areas for generations to come. Twenty photographers including Art Wolfe, Ethan
Welty, Benj Drummond, Paul Bannick, Amy Gulick, Steven Gnam, and more, bring the North Cascades region, and the
book, to stunning visual life.
William Dietrich is the New York Times bestselling author and Pulitzer-winning journalist of fifteen books, including
award-winning Northwest environmental texts. His popular historical thrillers have been translated into thirty-one
languages. He lives in Bellingham, Washington, with a daily view of the North Cascades.
192 pages, 101/2 x 91/2, 120 color photos, 18 maps, paperback with flaps, $29.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-771-3. TRAVEL/WASHINGTON. Rights: World.
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NOURISHED BY NATURE
By Richard Louv
Excerpted from the foreword to The North Cascades
For anyone who has ever lived within visual range
of the great mandibles of the Northwest, the North
Cascades and the Olympics, the distant sawtooth
ridges left their mark. My family lived for a year and
a half in Seattle. From my attic office window, when
the rain and mist lifted, I could see the Olympics.
When my wife and I walked up the hill behind our
house, and looked toward the east, we could also see
that other range of distant peaks, which somehow
seemed more mysterious, a lost world. Exploring
them, we saw and felt the massive strength of oldgrowth cedar and hemlock, saw the dark hanging
moss, entered groves and open meadows pinned by
shafts of light, emerged to the long sky and sudden
granite spires sharp enough to pierce the heart. We
were changed by the nature of this place, nurtured
by its beauty, humbled by its danger.
Over the past two decades, researchers have attempted to
calibrate the benefits to human health of urban parks and
wilderness forests, rivers, of our contact with other species,
of star-filled nights seen from a sleeping bag rolled out near
a mountain meadow. A growing body of evidence indicates
that people of every age who regularly recreate or learn
in more natural environments are physically and mentally
healthier, happier, and test better in school. Science can
never take the full measure of the value of the natural world;
in fact, scientists struggle to even define “nature” (we know
it when we see it), in part because humans are nature——the
watcher being watched. Nonetheless, a growing body of
evidence, emphasizing the impact of nature experience on
human health and cognitive abilities, does provide a fresh
argument for the protection of wilderness and the expansion
of nearby nature, but also for cities as potential engines of
biodiversity. This argument includes but goes beyond the
usual list of benefits, among them the extractive value of
natural resources, the efficient engineering of watersheds,
the necessity of clean air and drinking water, or even
traditional measures of beauty.
Ongoing studies by the Human-Environment Research
Laboratory at the University of Illinois show that direct
exposure to the outdoors——its flowers, trees, leaves, moss,
fungi, dirt; animals, large and small, winged and furred; and
natural landscape and horizon——can significantly relieve
symptoms of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder.
Scientists at the University of Sheffield in the United
Kingdom have found that the more species that live in a
park, the greater the apparent psychological benefits to
human beings. In related work, researchers at the University
of Rochester, in New York, report that exposure to the
natural environment appears to lead people to nurture close
relationships with fellow human beings, to value community,
and to be more generous with money. Kinship with the larger
community of species, along with our affiliation with natural
landscapes, can build our social capital and help us feel and
be more alive.
This research, combined with common sense and
millennia of human experience and our survival instinct, is
encouraging the emergence of a new nature movement,
one that reaches beyond the necessity of sustainability in
the forms of better mental and physical health, sharper
cognition, more creativity and productivity, and the
nourishment of spirit. As a result of this movement, naturebased schools are growing in number. Biophilic architects
(who weave natural elements into every aspect of the human
habitat), new agrarians who bring food production close to
home, landscape architects and designers who renew yards
and neighborhoods with native plants, ecopsychologists
and nature therapists, and many others are widening the
definition of green jobs. Some physicians, particularly
pediatricians, now recommend nature time to their patients.
Across the continent families are banding together to create
multiple-family nature clubs. We see a growing legion of
citizen naturalists.
The three major environmental challenges of our
time——climate change, the biodiversity collapse, and the
disconnect between children and nature——are linked. This
book encourages us to go beyond the turning of pages, to
personally, directly experience the explosions of ptarmigans
on snowfields, the wildflowers in early spring, the shadows of
rain and mist, and to carry those memories and pass them on.
My brief relationship with this region taught me how
nature, if fully valued, can help build a sense of regional and
personal identity. When my wife and son and left Seattle
and returned to San Diego, I came to see my own bioregion
anew, as a purposeful place all its own. The North Cascades
ecosystem, with its staggering beauty and wildness, can
give that same gift to many others. This rugged chunk of
the Northwest, so close to high-tech Seattle or Bellevue,
is a local, regional, national, and worldwide resource of
inestimable value, a reminder of who we are, a suggestion of
who we could be.
Richard Louv is the author of The Nature Principle and Last Child
in the Woods: Saving Our Children from Nature Deficit Disorder.
He is also chairman emeritus of the Children & Nature Network
and recipient of the Audubon Medal in 2008.
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BRAIDED RIVER
INSPIR ING ACT IO N TO
PR OT ECT W IL D PL ACES
Braided River creates books as tools
for specific conservation campaigns,
partnering with grassroots organizations
such as the Alaska Wilderness League and
the World Wildlife Fund, among others.
Photo by Ethan Welty, from The North Cascades.
CROWN OF THE CONTINENT
The Wildest Rockies
TO THE ARCTIC
Gnam, with Chadwick. 192 pages, 10x9, 150 color
photos, 7 maps, pb, $29.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-772-0.
Schulz. 204 pages, 15 x 10, 160 color photos, one map, hb, $45, ISBN 9781-59485-487-3. WXDE.
ON ARCTIC GROUND
Tracking Time Through Alaska’s National
Petroleum Reserve
D. Miller. 144 pages, 12 x 10, hb, 80 color photos, $29.95, ISBN
978-1-59485-689-1.
COMPANION TO 2012 IMAX FILM
BANFF WINNER
IPPY WINNER
PLANET ICE
A Climate for Change
J. Martin. 176 pages, 10 x 11, 120
color photos, hb, $39.95, ISBN
978-0-89886-085-1.
MIDNIGHT WILDERNESS
Journeys in Alaska’s
Arctic National Wildlife
Refuge
ARCTIC WINGS*
Birds of the Arctic National Wildlife
Refuge
S. Brown, editor. 192 pages, 11 x 11, 200 color photos.
pb, $27.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-976-7.
Includes CD of Arctic bird songs
ARCTIC NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE
Seasons of Life and Land
YELLOWSTONE TO YUKON
Freedom to Roam
Banerjee. 160 pages, 11 x 11, 120 color photos, hb,
$39.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-909-5;
pb, $29.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-438-0.
Schulz. 192 pages, 12 x 10, 200 color photos,
hb, $39.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-989-7;
pb, $29.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-104-9.
D. Miller. 256 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2,
15 photos, one map, pb, $18.95.
ISBN 978-1-59485-633-4.
JOURNEY TO THE
ARCTIC
Schulz. 80 pages, 9 x 8, 75
color photos, paper over
boards, $18.95, ISBN 978-159485-488-0.
NOBA WINNER
SALMON IN THE TREES
Life in Alaska’s Tongass Rainforest
Gulick. 176 pages, 10 x 9, 100 color photos,
5 color maps, hb, $29.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-091-2.
Includes CD of Tongass nature sounds
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RESURRECTION
Glen Canyon and a New Vision
for the American West
McGivney; Kay, photographer. 176 pages, 11 x 10, 120
color photos, pb, $29.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-771-8.
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THE LAST POLAR BEAR
Kazlowski. 192 pages, 12 x 10, 200 color
photos, 3 maps, hb, $39.95, ISBN 978-159485-059-2.
To learn more
about how Braided
River uses books
for conservation
advocacy, visit www.
braidedriver.org.
SKIPSTONE
FO R R EADER S W HO EM B RAC E
AN O U T DO O R L IFEST Y L E
Skipstone promotes a deeper connection
to our natural world through sustainable
practices and backyard activism.
Photo by Amy Pennington, from Fresh Pantry.
RECENT RELEASE
COMING SOON
FRESH PANTRY
Eat Seasonally, Cook Smart & Learn to Love
Your Vegetables
REAL GARDENS GROW NATIVES
Design, Plant, and Enjoy a Healthy
Northwest Garden
Pennington. 224 pages, 7 x 81⁄2, 75 color and 25 b&w
photos, pb, $21.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-817-8.
Stark. 320 pages, 7 x 81⁄2, 175 color photos, 4 design plan illustrations,
2 horticulture zone maps, pb, $24.95, 978-1-59485-866-6.
URBAN PANTRY
Tips & Recipes for a
Thrifty, Sustainable &
Seasonal Kitchen
FRONT YARD FORAGER
Identifying, Collecting,
and Cooking the 30 Most
Common Urban Weeds
GREEN VINE
A Guide to West Coast
Sustainable, Organic,
and Biodynamic Wine
BACKYARD ROOTS
Lessons on Living Local
From 35 Urban Farmers
Pennington; Chen, photography.
176 pages, 7 x 8 1⁄2, 40 photos,
pb, $19.95, ISBN 978-1-59485346-3.
Herrera Vorass. 192 pages, plus 16page color insert, 7 x 81⁄2,
45 color and 75 b&w photos, pb,
$18.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-747-8.
Borg. 192 pages, 5 x 7, pb,
$16.95, ISBN 978-1-59485732-4.
“I am an urban
farmer and can
tell you that
food eaten in
season simply
tastes better!”
——Amy Pennington,
author of Fresh Pantry
Eanes. 192 pages, 8 1⁄2 x 9 3⁄4,
200 color photos, pb, $21.95,
ISBN 978-1-59485-711-9.
UNCLE DAVE’S COW
And Other Whole
Animals My Freezer
Has Known
Miller. 192 pages, 7 x 81⁄2, 15
b&w illustrations, pb, $18.95,
ISBN 978-1-59485-697-6.
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SKIPSTONE
Grant; Soltes, Photography.
176 pages, 7 x 81⁄2, 30 b&w
photos, 5 illustrations, pb,
$17.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-699-0.
PACIFIC FEAST
A Cook’s Guide to
West Coast Foraging
and Cuisine
G REE N H OME
Hahn. 256 pages, 7 x 81⁄2,
color insert, 1 map, pb, $21.95,
ISBN 978-1-59485-102-5.
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FOOD GROWN RIGHT,
IN YOUR BACKYARD
A Beginner’s Guide to
Growing Crops
at Home
McCrate & Halm. 320 pages,
7 x 81⁄2, 200 color photos,
10 illustrations, pb, $24.95,
ISBN 978-1-59485-683-9.
PACIFIC COAST
FORAGING GUIDE
40 Wild Foods from
Beach, Field, and
Forest
Hahn. Folded and laminated
card, 31⁄4 x 63⁄4, 2-sided,
40 color photos, $7.95,
ISBN 978-1-59485-399-9.
THE SALVAGE
STUDIO
Sustainable
Home
Comforts to
Organize,
Entertain, and
Inspire
Duncan, Evans-Ramos, Hilderbrand;
Baldwin, photographer. 200 pages,
8 x 9, 130 color photos, pb, $21.95,
ISBN 978-1-59485-079-0.
ECO-CHIC HOME
Rethink, Reuse & Remake Your
Way to Sustainable Style
Cottrell, McNichols. 304
pages, 7 x 8 1⁄2 , 3 color
inserts, 80 b&w photos, 90
recipes, pb, $24.95, ISBN
978-1-59485-637-2.
Edwards, Olivella. 192 pages,
7 x 8 1⁄2, 10 illustrations, one
map, 30 recipes, pb, $18.95,
ISBN 978-1-59485-518-4.
YOUR GREEN ABODE
A Practical Guide to a
Sustainable Home
T. Miner. 256 pages, 7 x 81⁄2,
60 b&w illustrations, pb, $19.95,
ISBN 978-1-59485-275-6.
NORTHWEST
FORAGING
The Classic Guide to
Edible Plants of the
Pacific Northwest
Benoliel. 192 pages,
5 1⁄2 x 7 1⁄2, 80 b&w plant
illustrations, pb, $17.95,
ISBN 978-1-59485-366-1.
EDIBLE HEIRLOOMS
Heritage Vegetables for
the Maritime Garden
Thorness. 160 pages, 6 x 7, pb,
$18.95, ISBN 978-1-59485142-1.
Borg, Misterly, Jurgensen. 224
pages, 8 1⁄2 x 9 3⁄4, 120 color
photos, pb, $24.95, ISBN 978-159485-080-6.
Grist; Davis, Wroth, editors. 208 pages,
6 x 6 3⁄4, 2-color, illustrated throughout,
pb, $14.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-039-4.
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FROM TREE TO TABLE
Growing Backyard Fruit
Trees in the Pacific
Maritime Climate
CHEFS ON THE FARM
Recipes and Inspiration
from the Quillisascut Farm
School of the Domestic Arts
WAKE UP AND SMELL THE
PLANET
The Non-Pompous, NonPreachy Grist Guide to
Greening Your Day
Anderson; S.&K. Smoot, photography.
192 pages, 7 x 8, 75 color photos, pb,
$21.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-140-7.
THE URBAN FARM
HANDBOOK
City-Slicker Resources
for Growing, Raising,
Sourcing, Trading, and
Preparing What You Eat
Q UOT E BOO KS
CITY GOATS
The Goat Justice
League’s Guide To
Backyard Goat Keeping
FO R R EADER S W HO EM B RAC E
AN O U T DO O R L IFEST Y L E
Quote books with
the added fun of a
flip-page illustrated
animation on the
edges of each title.
Wroth, editor. Approx. 112
pages, 6 x 6, pb, $12.95.
FAT OF THE LAND
Adventures of a
21st Century Forager
L. Cook. 224 pages,
5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2 , 15 recipes, hb,
$26.95, ISBN 978-1-59485007-3; pb, $16.95,
ISBN 978-1-59485-086-8.
EAT WHERE YOU LIVE
How to Find and Enjoy
Local and Sustainable
Food No Matter Where
You Live
Bendrick. 224 pages, 5 x 7, pb,
$16.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-074-5.
Wit, Wisdom,
and Inspiration
THE ZEN OF
OCEANS & SURFING
ISBN 978-1-59485-108-7.
THE ZEN OF
SNOWY TRAILS
ISBN 978-1-59485-273-2.
THE ZEN OF
WATCHING BIRDS
ISBN 978-1-59485-272-5.
THE ZEN OF WILDERNESS & WALKING
ISBN 978-1-59485-107-0.
THE ZEN OF MOUNTAINS & CLIMBING
ISBN 978-1-59485-109-4.
THE HEALTHY BACK BOOK
THE HEALTHY KNEES BOOK
Pujari, Alton. 192 pages, 6 x 6 1⁄2, 50
b&w photos, pb, $14.95,
ISBN 978-1-59485-012-7.
Pujari, Alton. 192 pages, 6 x 6 1⁄2,
50 b&w photos, pb, $14.95,
ISBN 978-1-59485-013-4.
HOW TO KNIT IN THE
WOODS
20 Projects for
the Great Outdoors
BACKCOUNTRY BETTY
CRAFTING WITH STYLE
50 Nature-Inspired
Projects
Okey. 96 pages, 7 x 8 1⁄2,
ISBN 978-1-59485-088-2.
Worick. 196 pages, 7 x 8 1⁄2, pb,
$17.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-139-1.
BACKCOUNTRY BETTY
Roughing it in Style
Worick. 208 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 7 1⁄2,
50 b&w illustrations, pb, $15.95,
ISBN 978-1-59485-070-7.
THE ROAD TRIP PILGRIM’S
GUIDE
Witchdoctors, Magic Tokens,
Camping in Golf Courses, and
Everything Else You Need to
Know to Go on a Pilgrimage
THE LITTLE BOOK OF
BENDER’S® BIG
ADVENTURES
Casey, photographer.
48 pages, 6 x 8 1⁄2,
25 color photos,
paper-over-boards, $12.95,
ISBN 978-1-59485-097-4.
THE BLUE TARP BIBLE
Best Uses, Worst Abuses
of the (Unsightly) Fabric
That Binds America
ESSENTIAL KNOTS
The Step-by-Step Guide to
Tying the Perfect Knot for
Every Situation
Judd. 176 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 7 1⁄2,
ISBN 978-1-59485-089-9.
144 pages, 71⁄2 x 71⁄2,
400 color photos, hb with enclosed
practice cord, $18.95, ISBN 978-159485-485-9.
Austin. 224 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 7 1⁄2, 90 b&w
photos, 50 b&w illustrations, pb, $14.95,
ISBN 978-1-59485-081-3.
THE SLED BOOK
Notes Concerning Winter’s
Favorite Pastime
LIVE GENEROUSLY
50 Small Acts That
Make a Big Difference
BARKING BUDDHA
Simple Soul Stretches
for Yogi and Dogi
Hoskin. 128 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 7, 2-color,
illustrated throughout, paperover-boards, $12.95,
ISBN 978-1-59485-069-1.
Van Pelt, editor.
128 pages 6 x 6 3⁄4,
50 two-color illustrations, paperover-boards, $14.95, ISBN 978-159485-090-5.
Bryan. 96 pages, 6 3⁄4 x 7,
two-color, 50 b&w
photographs, pb, $12.95, ISBN
978-1-59485-141-4.
COOL SEASON GARDENER
Extend the Harvest, Plan Ahead,
and Grow Vegetables Year-Round
DOG PARK WISDOM
Real-World Advice on
Choosing, Caring For, and
Understanding Your Canine
Companion
Wogan; Sparks, photographer. 144
pages, 7 x 10, 100 color photos, pb,
$18.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-073-8.
UNLEASHED
Climbing Canines, Hiking
Hounds, Fishing Fidos, And
Other Daring Dogs
B. Thorness; S. Thorness, Illustrations. 176
pages, 7 x 8 1⁄2, 15 illustrations, pb, $18.95,
ISBN 978-1-59485-715-7.
Wogan. 80 pages,
8 x 8, full color,
paper-over-boards, $16.95,
ISBN 978-1-59485-036-3.
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RECENT RELEASE
RECENT RELEASE
LEARN TO CREATE THIS AND OTHER
STUNNING NOCTURNAL IMAGES WITH
THE NEW BOOK, PHOTOGRAPHY:
NIGHT SKY, BY JENNIFER WOO AND
JAMES MARTIN.
PHOTOGRAPHY: OUTDOORS
A Field Guide for Travel and
Adventure Photographers, 3rd Ed.
Martin. 224 pages, 6 x 9, 150 color photos,
pb, $21.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-780-5.
22
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PHOTOGRAPHY: NIGHT SKY
A Field Guide for Shooting After Dark
Woo & Martin. 176 pages, 6 x 9,
ISBN 978-1-59485-838–3.
Backcountry Skills
GPS MADE EASY
Using Global Positioning
Systems in the Outdoors,
5th Ed.
Letham. 208 pages, , 5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2, b&w
illustrations & maps, pb, $16.95, ISBN
978-1-59485-103-2, US.
ESSENTIAL KNOTS
The Step-by-Step Guide to
Tying the Perfect Knot for
Every Situation
144 pages, 71⁄2 x 71⁄2,
400 color photos, hb with enclosed
practice cord, $18.95, ISBN 978-159485-485-9.
BABES IN THE WOODS
Hiking, Camping & Boating
with Babies & Young
Children
Aist. 176 pages, 5 x 7, 50 b&w
photos, pb, $16.95, ISBN 978-159485-343-2.
MOU N TA IN EERS
OU TDOOR BASICS
SERIES
BACKCOUNTRY BEAR BASICS
The Definitive Guide to Avoiding Unpleasant Encounters, 2nd Ed.
BEYOND GORP
Favorite Foods from
Outdoor Experts
Smith. 175 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2 , 20 b&w photos, 15 illustrations, pb, $16.95, ISBN 978-159485-028-8.
Y. Prater & Mendenhall. 238 pages,
5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2, 35 illustrations, pb,
$14.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-890-6.
LIGHTNING STRIKES
Staying Safe Under Stormy Skies
CAIRNS
Messengers In Stone
Williams. 160 pages, 5 1 ⁄2 x 7 1 ⁄2, 15
illustrations, pb, $15.95, ISBN 978-159485-681-5.
LEADERSHIP THE
OUTWARD BOUND WAY
Becoming a Better Leader in the
Workplace, in the Wilderness, and
in Your Community
Outward Bound USA. 384 pages, 7 1⁄4
x 9, 65 b&w photos, 10 dia-grams,
hb, $24.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-033-2.
OUTDOOR LEADERSHIP
Technique, Common Sense, &
Self-Confidence
Graham. 192 pages, 6 x 9,
pb, $16.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-502-8.
STAYING FOUND
The Complete Map &
Compass Handbook, 3rd Ed.
Fleming. 160 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2,
ISBN 978-0-89886-785-5.
Renner. 160 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2, 47 photos, 50 illustrations, 10 maps, pb, $12.95, ISBN
978-0-89886-788-6.
MOUNTAIN WEATHER
Backcountry Forecasting & Weather Safety for Hikers, Campers,
Climbers, Skiers, Snowboarders
Renner. 308 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2 , pb, $17.95,
ISBN 978-0-89886-819-7.
MOUNTAINEERING FIRST AID
A Guide to Accident Response and First Aid Care, 5th Ed.
Carline, Ph.D., MacDonald, M.P.H., Ph.D., & Lentz, R.N., Ph.D. 192 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2 , 42
ISBN 978-0-89886-878-4.
THE OUTDOOR KNOTS BOOK
Soles. 160 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2 , 90 b&w photos, pb, $14.95,
ISBN 978-0-89886-962-0.
WILDERNESS BASICS
Get the Most from Your Hiking, Backpacking, and Camping
Adventures, 4th Edition
San Diego Chapter of the Sierra Club. 352 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2, 95 b&w photos, 41
illustrations, pb, $19.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-821-5.
WILDERNESS GPS
A Step-by-Step Guide
B. Burns, M. Burns. 144 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2, 10 b&w photos, 95 illustrations, pb, $14.95,
ISBN 978-1-59485-762-1.
WILDERNESS NAVIGATION
Finding Your Way Using Map, Compass, Altimeter, & GPS, 2nd Ed.
B. & M. Burns. 176 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2 , 5 b&w photos, 50 illustrations, pb, $14.95, ISBN
978-0-89886-953-8.
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SKILLS
Backpacker Series / Fitness
BAC K PAC K E R
MAGA Z I N E
SE R I ES
more than 215,000 sold!
ADVENTURE JOURNAL
Hostetter. 144 pages, 5 x 7,
ISBN 978-0-89886-865-4.
BACKCOUNTRY COOKING
From Pack to Plate in
10 Minutes
Miller. 224 pages, 7 1⁄4 x 9, pb, $17.95,
ISBN 978-0-89886-551-6.
THE BACKCOUNTRY
COOKING DECK
50 Recipes for Camp
and Trail
Miller. 50 cards, 4 x 5 1 ⁄2, card deck,
$14.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-037-0.
DAY HIKER’S HANDBOOK
Get Started with the Experts
DON’T SERIES
Lanza. 176 pages, 6 x 9, 50 photos,
pb, $16.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-901-9.
POCKET BOOKS &
PLAYING CARD DECKS
DON’T DIE OUT
THERE! DECK
52 playing cards with survival
advice on each card, 2 1⁄2 x 3 1⁄2,
plastic coated, $7.95, ISBN 978-159485-071-4.
DESERT SENSE
Hiking & Biking in Hot,
Dry Climates
Grubbs. 208 pages, 6 x 9, 60 b&w
photos, 10 illustrations, pd, $16.95,
ISBN 978-0-89886-973-6.
Berger. 208 pages, 6 x 9, pb, $16.95,
ISBN 978-0-89886-523-3.
Miller. 256 pages, 7 1 ⁄4 x 9, pb, $16.95,
ISBN 978-0-89886-900-2.
Igelman & Hadden. 288 pages, 6 x 9,
90 color photos, 26 maps, pb,
$18.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-966-8.
Berger. 208 pages, 6 x 9, pb, $16.95,
ISBN 978-0-89886-899-9.
HIKING LIGHT HANDBOOK
Carry Less, Enjoy More
TENT AND CAR CAMPER’S
HANDBOOK
Advice for Families & FirstTimers
Berger. 208 pages, 6 x 9, 50 b&w
photos, 12 illustrations,pb, $17.95,
ISBN 978-0-89886-961-3.
Tilton. 208 pages, 6 x 9, 75 b&w photos,
12 illustrations, pb, $17.95, ISBN 978-159485-011-0.
LEAVE NO TRACE
A Guide to the New Wilderness
Etiquette, 2nd Ed.
TREKKER’S HANDBOOK
Strategies to Enhance
Your Journey
McGivney. 208 pages, 6 x 9, pb, $14.95,
ISBN 978-0-89886-910-1.
Tilton. 208 pages, 6 x 9, 50 b&w
photos, 12 illustrations, pb, $16.95,
ISBN 978-0-89886-957-6.
MAKING CAMP
A Complete Guide for Hikers,
Mountain Bikers, Paddlers &
Skiers
Woodmansee. 288 pages, 6 x 9,
90 color photographs, 26 maps, pb,
$18.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-904-0.
WILDERNESS 911
A Step-by-Step Guide for
Medical Emergencies and
Improvised Care in the
Backcountry
Weiss, 240 pages, 6 x 9, pb, $18.95,
ISBN 978-0-89886-597-4.
WINTER HIKING AND
CAMPING
Managing Cold for Comfort
and Safety
Lanza. 176 pages, 6 x 9, 50 b&w
ISBN 978-0-89886-947-7.
Richins. 288 pages, 6 x 9, 100 color
photos, 26 maps, pd, $21.95,
ISBN 978-0-89886-894-4.
DON’T FREEZE OUT
THERE! DECK
56 playing cards with winterskills tips on each card, 2 1⁄2 x
3 1⁄2, plastic coated, $7.95, ISBN
978-1-59485-823-9.
DON’T GET SUNBURNED
50 Ways to Save Your Skin
COMING SOON
TREKKING WASHINGTON
TREKKING CALIFORNIA
Howe, Kesselheim, Coello, & Harlin.
224 pages, 6 x 9, pb, $16.95,
ISBN 978-0-89886-522-6.
Smith. 96 pages, 4 x 6, 10
TREKKING THE SOUTHERN
APPALACHIANS
The Carolinas, Tennessee,
Georgia
MORE EVERYDAY WISDOM
Trail-Tested Advice from the
Experts
EVERYDAY WISDOM
1001 Expert Tips for Hikers
DON’T GET EATEN
The Dangers of Animals that
Charge or Attack
MORE BACKCOUNTRY
COOKING
Moveable Feasts from the
Experts
DON’T FORGET THE
DUCT TAPE
Tips & Tricks for
Maintaining & Repairing
Outdoor & Travel Gear,
2nd Ed.
Hostetter. 96 pages, 4 x 6, 25 b&w
DON’T DROWN OUT
THERE! DECK
DON’T GET LOST OUT
THERE! DECK
Tilton. 88 pages, 4 x 6, pb, $7.95,
ISBN 978-1-59485-105-6.
52 playing cards featuring
water-sports safety tips, plastic
coated, 2 1⁄2 x 3 1⁄2, $7.95, ISBN
978-1-59485-662-4.
52 playing cards with wilderness
navigation tips on each, 2 1⁄2 x 3 1⁄2,
plastic coated, full color, $7.95, 9781-59485-913-7.
DON’T GET SICK
The Hidden Dangers of
Camping and Hiking
DON’T GET POISONED
Protect Yourself from
Wilderness Toxins
Tilton & Bennett. 112 pages, 4 x
6, 7 illustrations, pb, $6.95, ISBN
978-0-89886-854-8.
Tilton. 112 pages, 4 x 6, 15 b&w
F ITN ESS
THE HEALTHY BACK BOOK
Pujari, Alton. 192 pages, 6 x 6 1 ⁄2,
50 b&w photos, pb, $14.95, ISBN
978-1-59485-012-7.
THE HEALTHY KNEES BOOK
Pujari, Alton. 192 pages, 6 x 6 1⁄2,
50 b&w photos, pb, $14.95,
ISBN 978-1-59485-013-4.
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FIT BY NATURE
The AdventX™ Twelve-Week
Outdoor Fitness Program
TRIATHLON REVOLUTION
Training, Technique,
and Inspiration
CLIMBING
Training for Peak
Performance, 2nd Ed.
Colver & Nazzaro. 256 pages, 7 x
8 1⁄2, 150 color photos, 10 charts, pb,
$24.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-353-1.
Schneider. 256 pages, 7 x 8 1⁄2, 20
charts and illustrations, 150 photos,
pb, $19.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-096-7.
Soles. 288 pages, 7 x 8 1⁄2, 120
b&w photos, 17 charts, pb,
$18.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-098-1.
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CONDITIONING FOR
OUTDOOR FITNESS
Functional Exercise & Nutrition
for Every Body, 2nd Ed.
Musnick, M.D.; Pierce, A.T.C. 384 pages, 7 1⁄4
x 9, 120 b&w photos, 40 illustrations, pb,
$24.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-756-5.
First Aid / Rescue / Survival
NATIONAL
’S
SKI PATROL
OFFICIAL
AL
MANU
MOUNTAIN TRAVEL
& RESCUE
National Ski Patrol’s Manual For
Mountain Rescue, 2nd Ed.
MEDICINE FOR
MOUNTAINEERING
& Other Wilderness
Activities, 6th Ed.
320 pages, 7 1 ⁄4 x 9, 30 b&w photos, 40
charts, pb, $29.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-708-9.
Wilkerson, M.D. 368 pages, 7 1⁄4 x 9,
80 illustrations, pb, $29.95, ISBN
978-1-59485-076-9.
ALTITUDE ILLNESS
Prevention &
Treatment, 2nd Ed.
Bezruchka. 128 pages, 4 x 6,
1 illustration, pb, $8.95, ISBN
978-0-89886-685-8.
MOUNTAIN SICKNESS
Prevention,
Recognition,
and Treatment
HYPOTHERMIA, FROSTBITE,
AND OTHER COLD INJURIES
Prevention, Survival, Rescue,
and Treatment, 2nd Ed.
Giesbrecht & Wilkerson. 160 pages, 5 1⁄2
x 8 1⁄2, 25 b&w photos, 16 color photos,
pb, $19.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-892-0.
GOING HIGHER, 5th Ed.
C. Houston, Harris & Zeman.
304 pages, 7 1⁄2 x 9, 15 b&w photos,
ISBN 978-0-89886-631-5.
Hackett, M.D. 80 pages, 4 ⁄
x 6 1⁄2, pb, $8.50, ISBN 978-0930410-10-0.
1 2
WILDERNESS &
TRAVEL MEDICINE
A Comprehensive Guide,
4th Ed.
Weiss, M.D. 224 pages, 4 1⁄2 x
6, 65 illustrations, pb, $15.95,
ISBN 978-1-59485-658-7.
THE POCKET DOCTOR
A Passport to Healthy
Travel, 3rd Ed.
Bezruchka, M.D. 128 pages,
4 x 6, pb, $7.95, ISBN 978-089886-614-8, WXEC.
MARINE MEDICINE
A Comprehensive Guide,
2nd Ed.
Jacobs, M.D., Weiss, M.D. 304
pages, 4 1⁄2 x 6, 105 illustrations,
pb, $15.95, ISBN 978-1-59485660-0.
EMERGENCY SURVIVAL
A Pocket Guide
Van Tilburg, M.D. 44 pages, 4 x 6,
10-15 illustrations, pb, $3.50.
ISBN 978-0-89886-768-8.
NOBA WINNER
AVAL ANCHE SA F E T Y
SNOW TRAVEL
Skills for Climbing, Hiking,
and Moving Across Snow
Zawaski. 208 pages,7 x 8 1⁄2, 50
b&w photos, 15 illustrations, pb,
$21.95, 978-1-59485-720-1.
AVALANCHE ESSENTIALS
A Step-by-Step System for Safety and Survival
Tremper. 176 pages, 5 x 7, 40 b&w photos, 75 illustrations, pb,
$15.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-717-1.
THE AVALANCHE HANDBOOK, 3RD ED.
GLACIER TRAVEL &
CREVASSE RESCUE,
2ND ED.
Selters. 144 pages, 7 1⁄2 x 9, pb,
$19.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-658-2,
WXUK/EC/AUS/NZ.
McClung & Schaerer. 288 pages, 7 1⁄2 x 9, 100 photos, 75
illustrations, pb, $21.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-809-8.
CLIMBING SELF RESCUE
Improvising Solutions for
Serious Situations
STAYING ALIVE IN AVALANCHE TERRAIN, 2ND ED.
Tyson & Loomis. 256 pages, 7 x 8 1 ⁄2,
110 b&w photos, 20 illustrations, pb,
$19.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-772-5.
Tremper. 304 pages, 6 x 9, 235 charts and illustrations, 60 b&w
photos, pb, $19.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-084-4.
WILDERNESS 911
A Step-by-Step
Guide for Medical
Emergencies and
Improvised Care in
the Backcountry
Weiss, 240 pages, 6 x 9,
pb, $18.95, ISBN 978-089886-597-4.
MOUNTAINEERING
FIRST AID
A Guide to Accident
Response and First
Aid Care, 5th Ed.
Carline, Ph.D., MacDonald,
M.P.H., Ph.D., & Lentz, R.N.,
Ph.D. 192 pages, 5 1⁄2 x
8 1⁄2 , 42 illustrations,
pb, $14.95, ISBN 978-089886-878-4.
RENNER’S MARINE
WEATHER GUIDE
Renner. Two-sided
laminated card, 8 1/4
x 11 flat, folds to 8
3/4 x 3 5/8, full-color
illustrations, $7.95. ISBN
978-0-89886-666-7.
ABCS OF AVALANCHE SAFETY, 3RD ED.
Ferguson & La Chapelle. 192 pages, 4 x 6, pb, $7.95, ISBN 978-089886-885-2.
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BIKING
Guidebooks/Adventures
RECENT RELEASE
INCLUDES
LE
DOWNLOADAB
CUE SHEETS
INCLUDES
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INCLUDES
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75 CLASSIC RIDES:
NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
The Best Road Biking Routes
75 CLASSIC RIDES:
WASHINGTON
75 CLASSIC RIDES:
OREGON
BIKING PORTLAND
55 Rides from the Willamette
Valley to Vancouver
BIKING PUGET SOUND
50 Rides from Olympia to the
San Juans
Oetinger. 320 pages, 6 3⁄4 x 9, 90 color
photos, 75 elevation profiles, 76 maps,
pb, $24.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-784-3.
McQuaide. 304 pages, 6 3⁄4 x 9, 100
color photos, 75 elevation profiles,
76 color maps, pb, $24.95, ISBN 978-159485-506-1.
J. Moore. 320 pages, 6 3⁄4 x 9, 100
color photos, 75 elevation profiles,
76 color maps, pb, $24.95, ISBN 9781-59485-650-1.
Wozniak. 256 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2, 75 b&w
photos, 56 maps, elevation profiles,
pb, $18.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-652-5.
Thorness. 320 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2,
75 b&w photos, 60 route cue sheets,
60 elevation profiles, 61 maps, pb,
$19.95, 978-1-59485-890-1.
BICYCLING THE PACIFIC
COAST
A Complete Route Guide,
Canada to Mexico, 4th Ed.
ADVENTURE CYCLING INTM
NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
Selected On- and
Off-Road Rides
26
From Canada to Mexico on North
America’s Premier Long-Distance
Mountain Bike Route, 2nd Ed.
McCoy and the Adventure Cycling
Association. 240 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2,
70 b&w photos, 36 maps, pb, $18.95,
ISBN 978-1-59485-819-2.
CHINA BY BIKETM
Taiwan, Hong Kong, China’s East Coast
BICYCLING THE
BACKROADS OF
NORTHWEST OREGON,
2ND ED.,
BICYCLING THE
BACKROADSTM OF
NW WASHINGTON,
4TH ED.
Jones & J. Henderson.
208 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2, pb, $15.95,
ISBN 978-0-89886-340-6.
E. & B. Woods. 208 pages,
5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2, pb, $15.95,
ISBN 978-0-89886-507-3.
MOUNTAIN BIKE
EMERGENCY
REPAIR
Toyoshima. 128 pages, 4
x 6, pb, $7.95, ISBN 9780-89886-422-9.
BI KI NG ADV ENTURES
Grigsby. $14.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-410-6.
ENGLAND BY BIKETM
18 Tours Geared for Discovery
Woodland. $14.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-275-1, WXEC.
IRELAND BY BIKETM
21 Tours Geared for Discovery, 2nd Ed.
Krause. $14.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-622-3.
Each: approx. 240 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2, paperbound.
M OU NTA I N B I K E
A DV EN T U R E ™ S ER I ES
BY B I K E ™ SERIES
Kirkendall & V. Spring. 272 pages, The Adventure Cycling Association.
240 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2, pb, $14.95,
5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2, 100 b&w photos, 60
ISBN 978-0-89886-504-2.
maps, pb, $18.95,
ISBN 978-0-89886-954-5.
CYCLING THE GREAT DIVIDE
MOUNTAIN BIKE ADVENTURES INTM
SOUTHWEST BRITISH COLUMBIA
50 Rides
THE BAR MIZTVAH
& THE BEAST
One Family’s CrossCountry Ride of
Passage by Bike
Biers-Ariel. 272 pages,
5 1 ⁄2 x 8 1 ⁄2, route
overview, pb, $16.95, ISBN
978-1-59485-672-3.
WHERE THE
PAVEMENT ENDS
One Woman’s
Bicycle Trip through
Mongolia, China &
Vietnam
Warmbrunn. 280 pages, 6
x 9, 8-page color insert,
35 b&w photos, four maps,
hb, $24.95, ISBN 978-089886-684-1.
Maurer & Vrba. $16.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-628-6.
MILES FROM
NOWHERE
A Round-the-World
Bicycle Adventure
JOYRIDE
Pedaling Toward
a Healthier
Planet, 2nd Ed.
WASHINGTON’S NORTH CASCADES &
OLYMPICS, 2ND ED.
B. Savage. 340 pages, 6
x 9, pb, $18.95, ISBN 9780-89886-109-9, WXNZ.
Birk. 240 pages, 6 x 9,
120 b&w photos, pb,
$21.95, ISBN 978-159485-760-7.
Kirkendall. $14.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-413-7.
WASHINGTON’S SOUTH CASCADES
& PUGET SOUND, 2ND ED.
Kirkendall. $14.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-414-4.
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CLIMBING
Skills/Guidebooks
“IF THERE IS ONLY ONE ‘HOW TO’ BOOK
TO READ FOR THE ASPIRANT AND EXPERT
ALIKE, IT IS FREEDOM OF THE HILLS. IN
FACT, IT IS FAIR TO SAY THAT FREEDOM
IS THE DEFINITIVE GUIDE TO MOUNTAINS
AND CLIMBING AND HAS INFLUENCED
PRETTY MUCH EVERY CLIMBER.”
— CONRAD ANKER
“When I was a springy sapling, the pages of Freedom of the
Hills held some of my very first lessons. Its simplicity coaxed
me towards sky.”
— Dean Potter
“This work remains a must-have for climbing enthusiasts.”
MOUNTAINEERING
The Freedom of the Hills, 8th Edition
The Mountaineers. 592 pages, 7 1⁄4 x 9, 20 photos, 429 b&w
illustrations; Hb: $39.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-137-7; Pb: $29.95,
ISBN 978-1-59485-138-4, WXUK.
— Publishers Weekly
“The all-time best mountaineering ‘textbook.’”
— Library Journal
“This is the standard textbook in countless climbing classes.”
— The Los Angeles Times
FREEDOM OF THE HILLS DECK
The Mountaineers. 52 playing cards
featuring mountaineering tips, 2 1⁄2 x 3 1⁄2 ,
$6.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-409-5.
“If you want to climb, you’d better read ‘the bible’”
— Seattle Post Intelligencer
“It's the perfect book
for someone with a
serious climbing habit.”
— Rock & Ice magazine
MOUNTAINEERING IN
ANTARCTICA
Climbing in the Frozen South
Gildea. 192 pages, 9 1⁄2 x 10 1⁄2, 180
color photos, 30 maps, hb, $49.95,
ISBN 978-1-59485-844-4. NA
THE CRAG SURVIVAL
HANDBOOK
The Unspoken Rules of
Climbing
Samet. 256 pages, 7 x 8 1⁄2, 110 b&w
photos and illustrations, pb, $19.95,
ISBN 978-1-59485-766-9.
CLIMBING THE SEVEN
SUMMITS
A Comprehensive Guide to
the Continents’ Highest
Peaks
Hamill. 352 pages, 8 1⁄2 x 10, 125
color photos, 24 maps, pb, $29.95,
ISBN 978-1-59485-648-8.
FIFTY FAVORITE CLIMBS
Kroese. 224 pages, 9 x 12, 150
photos, 50 topos, pb, $34.95, ISBN
978-089886728-2.
EXTREME ALPINISM
Climbing Light, High,
and Fast
Twight & Martin. 240 pages, 7 1⁄4 x
9, 60 color photos, pb, $29.95, ISBN
978-0-89886-654-4, WXUK/WXEC.
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CLIMBING
Skills
M OU NTAI NEER S OU T D O O R E X P E RT S E RI ES
MORE THAN 80,000 SOLD
|
WINNER OF THE AMERICAN ALPINE INSTITUTE’S GUIDES CHOICE AWARD
NOBA WINNER
BOULDERING
Movement, Tactics, and
Problem Solving
COMING SOON
ROCK CLIMBING, 2ND ED.
Mastering Basic Skills
Donahue, Luebben. 384 pages,
7 x 8 1⁄2, 350 b&w photos,
paperback, $22.95, ISBN 978-159485-862-8.
Beal. 224 pages, 7 x 8 1⁄2,, 100 b&w
photos, 10 charts, pb, $21.95,
ISBN 978-1-59485-500-9.
Recommended by the
American Mountain
Guides Association
NOBA WINNER
SPORT CLIMBING
From Toprope to
Redpoint, Techniques
for Climbing Success
Bisharat. 256 pages,
7 x 8 1⁄2 , 100 b&w photos,
pb, $21.95,
ISBN 978-1-59485-270-1.
BANFF WINNER
ICE AND MIXED
CLIMBING
Modern Technique
Gadd. 208 pages, 7 x 8 1⁄2 ,
32 color illustrations, 140
color photos, pb, $24.95,
ISBN 978-0-89886-769-5.
CLIMBING: FROM
GYM TO CRAG:
Building Skills for
Real Rock
S. Lewis & Cauthorn.
224 pages, 7 x 8 1⁄2 ,
163 b&w photos &
ISBN 978-0-89886-682-7.
BIG WALL CLIMBING
Elite Technique
Ogden. 224 pages, 7 x 8 1⁄2,
ISBN 978-0-89886-748-0.
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GYM CLIMBING
Maximizing Your
Indoor Experience
CLIMBING
Expedition Planning
Burbach. 192 pages, 7 x 8 1⁄2,
150 b&w photos, pb, $18.95,
ISBN 978-0-89886-742-8.
Soles & Powers.
224 pages, 7 x 8 1⁄2, 60
ISBN 978-0-89886-770-1.
GLACIER TRAVEL &
CREVASSE RESCUE,
2ND ED.
CLIMBING
Training for Peak
Performance, 2nd Ed.
Selters. 144 pages, 7 1⁄2 x 9, pb,
$19.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-658-2,
WXUK/EC/AUS/NZ.
Soles. 288 pages,
7 x 8 1⁄2, 120 b&w photos,
17 charts, pb, $19.95,
ISBN 978-1-59485-098-1.
ALPINE CLIMBING
Techniques to
Take You Higher
ROCK CLIMBING
ANCHORS
A Comprehensive
Guide
Cosley & M. Houston.
304 pages, 7 x 8 1⁄2,
155 b&w photos, 12
ISBN 978-0-89886-749-7.
Recommended by the
American Mountain
Guides Association
CLIMBING SELF
RESCUE
Improvising Solutions
for Serious Situations
Tyson & Loomis. 256 pages,
7 x 8 1⁄2, 110 b&w photos,
ISBN 978-0-89886-772-5.
Luebben. 256 pages,
7 x 8 1⁄2, 325 b&w photos,
17 illustrations, pb, $19 .95,
ISBN 978-1-59485-006-6.
Recommended by the
American Mountain
Guides Association
ALTITUDE ILLNESS
Prevention &
Treatment, 2nd Ed.
Bezruchka. 128 pages, 4 x 6,
1 illustration, pb, $8.95,
ISBN 978-0-89886-685-8.
ROCK CLIMBING AND ME
BY TO P H ER D O N A H U E
WE WERE SITTING AT THE BASE OF THE
NAUTILUS, A ROCK FORMATION KNOWN FOR
PRICKLY OFF-WIDTH CRACKS IN WYOMING’S
VEDAUWOO, WHEN SYLVIA LUEBBEN ASKED ME
IF I WOULD CONSIDER WRITING A NEW EDITION
OF HER LATE HUSBAND CRAIG LUEBBEN’S ROCK
CLIMBING: MASTERING BASIC SKILLS.
A kaleidoscope of thoughts went through my mind as I
considered her offer. I was honored that she would ask
me. I was sad to think that Craig wasn’t alive to do it
himself. I was intimidated by the undertaking of trying to
update an award-winning book.
As I sat there below the Nautilus, one of Craig’s
favorite rocks, his daughter Giulia was climbing a tricky
5.9, and my kids were playing around on the rock slabs at
the base. Climbing is very much alive in our families, and
while I’ve mostly stepped away from big alpine climbing
because it takes me away from the family too much, I go
rock climbing a few times each week. Some people go to
the gym, ride a bike, or do yoga. I climb.
I pondered the accident that had killed Craig, an ice
wall collapse in the North Cascades. It was the kind of
accident that could happen while walking under the icy
eaves of a house or driving on a mountain road during
avalanche season. There is one big difference: our culture
accepts the risk of walking around the yard and driving on
wintery roads.
A couple of weeks later I told Sylvia I would like to
take on the new edition. My inspiration was partly his
family’s steadfast belief in the beauty of climbing; partly
the friendship that had taken Craig and me up the first
one-day winter ascent of the Diamond and numerous first
ascents in the Utah desert, as well as to China and Canada
on ice-climbing adventures; and partly a shared passion
for showing others how fun it is to climb safe and strong.
I’ve been asked numerous times how I could continue
climbing after losing a friend to the sport, and I’m sure
people wonder how Craig’s wife and daughter continue to
climb after losing Craig. It’s a good question——one I don’t
entirely know how to answer——but the best I can do to
explain is say that life is risky. Some people avoid nearly
all risk. Some of them have high blood pressure. Some
have strained relationships with their risk-taking children.
Some look back from old age with regrets about the things
they didn’t do when they were young.
To people like Craig and me, risk is part of life; it’s how
you manage the risk that matters. Modern rock climbing’s
equipment and the use of attentive technique make it
quite likely you could climb a hundred days a year for an
entire lifetime and never have a serious accident.
In the end, that’s why I’ve poured my heart and soul into
this new edition: Craig and I dedicated our lives to sharing
the valuable methodology of calculated risk-taking. For
much of our society, voluntary risk is a contradiction. For
us, being bold while staying safe, teaching while learning,
and taking risks while avoiding danger all make perfect
sense. Those who have tied into a rope and discovered the
beauty of climbing tend to agree.
I’ve climbed with many partners, including some who
are paraplegic, strong, weak, blind, obese, old, young,
athletic, timid, or fearless——and nearly every one of
them found climbing to be one of the most rewarding
experiences of their lives.
Perhaps my mountain guide father, Mike Donahue, put
it best: “Life is not found by avoiding the doing; life is a
mountain to be climbed.”
Guilia Luebben continues her family’s climbing legacy on Wyoming’s Vedauwoo.
Photo by Daniel Gambino.
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CLIMBING
ICE WORLD
Techniques and
Experiences
of Modern Ice
Climbing
Lowe. 256 pages, 7 1⁄4
x 9, pb, $29.95, ISBN
978-0-89886-446-5,
WXCAN/WXEC.
Guidebooks
CLIMBING
DICTIONARY
Mountaineering
Slang, Terms,
Neologisms & Lingo:
An Illustrated
Reference to More
than 650 Words
Samet; Tea, illustrator.
240 pages, 5 x 7, 130 b&w
ISBN 978-59485-502-3.
W EEKEND ROC K GUI D E SE RIES
These guides are for busy people who love to climb — no long approaches,
reasonable grades, generally close to urban areas.
Each: approx. 240 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2, photos with route overlays, maps and topos,
paperbound, $19.95
WEEKEND ROCK
OREGON
Trad & Sport Routes
from 5.0 to 5.10a
Horton. ISBN 978-0-89886717-6.
DENALI’S WEST
BUTTRESS
A Climber’s Guide to Mt.
McKinley’s Classic Route
Coombs; Washburn, introduction
&photographer. 144 pages, 5 1⁄2
x 8 1⁄2, pb, $17.95, ISBN 978-089886-516-5.
ACONCAGUA
A Climbing Guide,
2nd Ed.
Secor. 144 pages, 5 1⁄2 x
8 1⁄2, pb, $16.95, ISBN 9780-89886-669-8, WXEC.
CLIMBING
CALIFORNIA’S
FOURTEENERS
183 Routes to the
Fifteen Highest Peaks
Porcella & Burns. 272 pages,
6 x 9, pb, $19.95, ISBN 978-089886-555-4.
WEEKEND ROCK
WASHINGTON
Trad & Sports
Routes from
5.0 to 5.10a
WEEKEND ROCK ARIZONA
Trad & Sport Routes from
5.0 to 5.10a
Whitelaw. ISBN 978-089886-984-2.
Abbott. ISBN 978-0-89886-965-1.
CASCAD E ALP I NE GUI D E SE RIES
Comprehensive climbing approach and route guides to Washington’s
Cascades. Each: approx. 350 pages, 7 x 8 1⁄2, rounded corners.
MEXICO’S
VOLCANOES
A Climbing Guide,
3rd Ed.
Secor. 160 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2,
60 b&w photos, 10 maps,
ISBN 978-0-89886-798-5.
ECUADOR
A Climbing Guide
Brain. 192 pages, 5 1⁄2 x
8 1⁄2, 27 b&w photos, 18
maps, 24 topos, pb, $16.95,
ISBN 978-0-89886-729-9.
THE MONT BLANC RANGE
Classic Snow, Ice, and
Mixed Climbs
LaRoche. 96 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2, 91
ISBN 978-1-59485-731-7. NA.
Brown, Volume 1
COLUMBIA RIVER TO STEVENS PASS, 3RD ED.
Beckey. $34.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-577-6.
Green, Volume 2
STEVENS PASS TO RAINY PASS, 3RD ED.
A CLIMBER’S GUIDE
TO THE TETON
RANGE, 3RD ED.
Ortenburger & Jackson. 544
pages, 7 x 8 1⁄2, Kivar cover,
pb, $39.95, ISBN 978-089886-480-9.
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THE HIGH SIERRA,
3RD ED.
Peaks, Passes, and
Trails
FONTAINEBLEAU CLIMBS
A Guide to the Best
Bouldering and Circuits,
2nd Ed.
Secor. 512 pages, 7 x 8 1⁄2,
168 b&w photos, 30 maps,
pb, $32.95, ISBN 978-089886-971-2.
Montchausse. 256 pages, 5 x 9,
240 color photos, color maps, pb,
$29.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-770-6
ph o n e: 8 0 0 .553.4453
Beckey. $34.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-838-8.
Red, Volume 3
RAINY PASS TO FRASER RIVER, 3RD ED.
Beckey. $34.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-136-0.
SEL ECT ED C LI MBS SE R I ES
SELECTED CLIMBS IN THE
CASCADES, VOLUME I, 2ND ED.
Nelson & Potterfield. 240 pages, 6 x 9, pb,
$26.95, ISBN 976-0-89886-767-1.
SELECTED CLIMBS IN
THE CASCADES, VOLUME II
Alpine Routes, Sport
Climbs, & Crag Climbs
Nelson & Potterfield. 336 pages, 6 x 9, pb,
$27.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-561-5.
SELECTED CLIMBS IN
NORTH CAROLINA
GENTLE EXPEDITIONS
A Guide to Ethical
Mountain Adventure
THE COLUMBIA
YURAQ JANKA
Guide to the Peruvian Andes: MOUNTAINS OF CANADA
Cordilleras Blanca and Rosko CENTRAL, 7TH ED.
McConnell. 128 pages,
4 1⁄2 x 6 1⁄2, pb, $10.00,
ISBN 978-0-930410-67-4.
3
Ricker. 192 pages, 6 x 9, includes two Fox, editor. 558 pages, 4 ⁄8 x
1 ⁄ 2, pb, $28.50, ISBN 978-06 35 x 24 1 ⁄2 three-color maps, pb,
930410-26-1.
$12.95, ISBN 978-0-930410-05-6.
Lambert & Shull. 320 pages, 6 x 9, 50
photos, 6 maps, 90 topos with overlays,
pb, $24.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-855-5.
STONE CRUSADE
A Historical Guide to
Bouldering in America
Sherman. 318 pages, 7 x 10,
hb, $40.00, ISBN 978-0-93041057-5; pb, $30.00, ISBN 978-0930410-62-9.
SELECTED CLIMBS IN THE
DESERT SOUTHWEST
Colorado & Utah
Burns. 240 pages, 6 x 9, pb, $22.95, ISBN
978-0-89886-657-5.
MAP
KYRGYZSTAN
A Climber’s Map & Guide
SELECTED CLIMBS IN THE NORTHEAST
Rock, Alpine, and Ice Routes from the Gunks to Acadia
Gamache & Willis. Two sided, full
color map, 27 x 18 1⁄2 flat, 6 3⁄4 x 6 1⁄4
folded, $12, ISBN 978-1-933056-00-5.
S. Lewis & Horowitz. 272 pages, 6 x 9, 150 b&w photos, 12 maps, 20
topos, pb, $24.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-857-9.
A C L IM B IN G G U I D E SE R I ES
ALASKA
A Climbing Guide
RED ROCK CANYON
A Climbing Guide
M. Wood & Coombs. 208
pages, 7 x 8 1⁄2,
95 photos, 49 with route
overlays, 9 topos,
9 maps, pb, $24.95,
ISBN 978-0-89886-724-4.
Brock & McMillen.
448 pages, 7 x 8 1⁄2, 150
b&w photos, 16 maps,
92 topos, pb, $34.95,
ISBN 978-0-89886-486-1.
OLYMPIC MOUNTAINS
A Climbing Guide,
4th Ed.
KILIMANJARO
& EAST AFRICA
A Climbing and
Trekking Guide, 2nd Ed.
IDAHO:
A CLIMBING GUIDE
Climbs Scrambles,
and Hikes, 2nd Ed.
Lopez. 400 pages,
7 x 8 1⁄2, b&w photos
and maps, pb, $35.00,
ISBN 978-0-89886-608-7.
MOUNT RAINIER
A Climbing Guide, 2nd Ed.
Gauthier. 256 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2,
80 b&w photos (40 with route
overlays), 3 maps, rounded
corners, pb, $19.95,
ISBN 978-0-89886-956-9.
Olympic Mountain Rescue.
352 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2,
60 b&w photos/135 route
overlays, 50 maps, rounded
ISBN 978-0-89886-206-5.
Burns. 256 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2,
8-page color insert, 67 photos,
20 route overlays, 11 maps, pb,
$19.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-604-9,
WXEC.
WASHINGTON ICE
A Climbing Guide
BUGABOO ROCK
A Climbing Guide, 2nd Ed.
THAILAND
A Climbing Guide
J. Martin & Krawarik. 256 pages,
5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2, pb, $21.95, 92 b&w
photos, 26 maps, ISBN 978-089886-946-0.
Green & Bensen. 192 pages, 5 1⁄2
x 8 1⁄2, 65 b&w photos, 3 maps,
61 topos, pb, $17.95, ISBN 978-089886-795-4.
Lightner. 336 pages, 5 1⁄2 x
8 1⁄2, rounded corners, 91 b&w
photos, 63 route overlays, 25
color photos, 13 illustrations,
15 maps, pb, $21.95, ISBN 978-089886-750-3.
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COLORADO MOUNTAIN CLUB PRESS
B EST H I K ES S E R I ES
RECENT RELEASE
RECENT RELEASE
THE BEST VAIL VALLEY
HIKES
THE BEST GRAND JUNCTION
HIKES
Gore Range Group, CMC; Free.
104 pages, 4 x 7, 45 color
photos, 21 maps, pb, $12.95,
ISBN 978-0-9842213-6-3.
Colorado Mountain Club. 104 pages,
4 x 7, rounded corners, 40 color
photographs, 21 maps, pb, $12.95,
ISBN 978-1-937052-00-3.
THE BEST ESTES
PARK HIKES
THE BEST FRONT RANGE
HIKES FOR CHILDREN
Parker. 208 pages, 6 x 9, 120 color
photos, 51 maps, paperbound,
$24.95, ISBN 978-1-937052-06-5.
Shining Mountains Group,
CMC. 104 pages, 4 x 7, 40 color
photos, 21 maps, pb, $12.95. ISBN
978-1-937052-04-1.
THE BEST COLORADO
SPRINGS HIKES
THE BEST DENVER HIKES
Denver Group, CMC. 144 pages, 4 x 7,
60 color photo, 31 color maps, pb,
$15.95, ISBN 978-0-9799663-5-4.
Colorado Springs Group, CMC.
104 pages, 4 x 7, 40 color
photos, 21 color maps, pb,
$12.95, ISBN 978-0-9799663-6-1.
THE BEST ROCKY
MOUNTAIN NATIONAL
PARK HIKES
THE BEST ASPEN HIKES
THE BEST FORT COLLINS
HIKES
Martinez. 104 pages, 4 x 7, rounded corners,
40 color photos, 21 maps, pb, $12.95, ISBN
978-1-937052-08-9.
Gascoyne. 96 pages, 4 x 7, 42 color
photographs, 21 color maps, pb,
$14.95, ISBN 978-0-9799663-0-9.
THE BEST DURANGO HIKES
THE BEST FRONT RANGE HIKES
THE BEST BOULDER HIKES
San Juan Group, CMC. 104 pages, 4 x 7, 45
color photos, 21 color maps, pb, rounded
corners, $12.95, ISBN 978-0-9842213-5-6.
Boulder, Denver, and Pikes Peak Groups, CMC.
232 pages, 6 x 9, 140 color photos, 70 color
maps, pb, $24.95, ISBN 978-0-9799663-9-2.
Boulder Group, CMC. 96 pages, 4 x 7,
52 color photos, 31 color maps, pb,
$12.95, ISBN 978-0-9799663-4-7.
THE BEST TELLURIDE
HIKES
Martinez. 104 pages, 4 x 7, rounded corners,
978-1-937052-07-2.
Shining Mountains Group, CMC.
104 pages, 4 x 7, 40 color photos,
21 maps, pb, $12.95. ISBN 978-1937052-05-8.
THE BEST SOUTHERN FRONT
RANGE HIKES
Long. 200 pages, 6 x 9, rounded corners,
978-1-937052-01-0.
COLORADO
MOUNTAIN CLUB
PACK GUIDE
ROCKY
MOUNTAIN
Wildflowers
James Ells and Marlene Borneman
100 YEARS UP HIGH
Colorado Mountains & Mountaineers
J. N. Robertson, J. E. Fell, Jr., D Hite, C.J. Case, W.R.
Borneman. 176 pages, 10 x 8, 150 color and b&w
photographs, pb, $24.95, ISBN 978-0-9842213-9-4,
COLORADO/HISTORY. Rights: W.
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ROCKY MOUNTAIN FLORA,
2nd Ed.
COLORADO WILDFLOWERS
Montane Zone
ROCKY MOUNTAIN
WILDFLOWERS
Ells. 360 pages, 6 x 9, 1,320 color
photos, pb, rounded corners,
$24.95, ISBN 978-0-9842213-4-9.
Chambers. 200 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2,
160 color illustrations, pb, $22.95,
ISBN 978-0-9842213-0-1.
Borneman & Ells. 200 pages,
4 x 7, rounded corners, 150
color photos, pb, $12.95, ISBN
978-1-937052-03-4.
ph o n e: 8 0 0 .553.4453
COLORADO LAKE HIKES
A Colorado Mountain Club
Guidebook, 2nd Ed.
Muller. 224 pages, 6 x 9, 120 color
photos, 101 color maps, pb, $24.95,
ISBN 978-0-9799663-1-6.
COLORA D O’S PRE M I E R O UT D O O R R EC R E AT I O N G U IDES
TRAIL BETA
Elevation Gain: 2,640 Feet
Rating:is
Moderate
The Colorado Mountain Club Press
Round-Trip Distance: 8.4 miles
the publishing division of the largest
Round-Trip Time: 6-7 hours
recreation, outdoor education,Nearest
and Landmark: Ouray
conservation organization in the
Rocky Mountains.
SOMETHING FOR
EVERYONE ON
THE BEAR CREEK
NATIONAL
RECREATION TRAIL
BY CHR I STI AN G R E E N
Since The Best Fort Collins Hikes was published in 2008, CMC
Press has produced a dozen regional pack guides for the state
of Colorado. The newest, The Best Telluride Hikes, published last
summer, includes 20 hikes within an hour or so drive of Telluride.
One of the trails I had the pleasure of hiking and writing
about for The Best Telluride Hikes was Bear Creek National
Recreation Trail. One of 39 National Recreation Trails in Colorado
and one of more than 1,200 in the nation, Bear Creek provides
a window into the area’s rich mining history. The trail, which is
less than three miles south of Ouray, takes you to two abandoned
mining camps: Grizzly Bear and Yellow Jacket. Although the
better-known Red Mountain Mining District, between Ouray and
Silverton, had some of the most prolific and richest veins in the
world during the late 1800s, the area around Ouray was also
very bountiful during the same period. Prior to the repeal of the
Sherman Silver Purchase Act in 1893, which made the price of
silver plummet, the town had 30 active mines.
What strikes you when you make your way up Bear Creek
National Recreation Trail is the effort the miners and their
mules had to make in carrying the equipment and materials they
needed to excavate and then work the mines. The trail makes its
way up the steep slopes that rise high above Bear Creek, which
cuts through the narrow valley below. Although the trail is not
overly taxing, it hangs precariously above the valley below for
a sizeable stretch, making your pulse quicken each time you
happen to glance toward the foreboding drop-off on the right,
or southern, side of the trail. During the hike, you can’t help
thinking about how many mules and men lost their footing and
careened down the mountainside to an unfortunate fate.
When you finally reach the first camp, Grizzly Bear, the dropoff is seemingly less precipitous, as the side of the mountain
becomes more wooded. For some reason, trees give you a sense
of security, which does not present itself when the only thing
between you and the creek below is several hundred feet of
rocky slope.
Established in 1875, a year before Ouray was incorporated,
Grizzly Bear Mine was actually located on the other side of the
canyon and was connected to the mining camp by a bridge, which
is long gone. Primarily known for producing gold and silver, the
mine was also recognized for generating copious amounts of
rhodochrosite, a pink/red colored manganese carbonate mineral
that is Argentina’s national gemstone. Although the mine
closed during the first decade of the 1900s, remnants of mining
equipment and the camp itself are scattered just off the trail.
A bit farther up, where Bear Creek rises out of the valley, and
gradually begins to approach and then parallel the trail, is the
Yellow Jacket mining camp. Not to be confused with the mine
of the same name in Nevada, which was the site of the worst
mining accident in that state’s history, Yellow Jacket Mine and
camp were smaller than Grizzly Bear Mine and camp; however,
the remnants of the camp are in considerably better shape. In
fact, a cabin that served as quarters for the miners still stands
and contains several cots and other items left behind by the
miners. Yellow Jacket Mine is located on the north side of the
creek, above the remnants of a stamp mill. Unlike Grizzly Bear
Mine, Yellow Jacket Mine primarily produced lead and zinc and
reached its peak production around 1915.
The open area around the abandoned miners’ cabin and
camp is a great place to grab lunch or a snack, while enjoying
stunning views of the Sneffels Range to the west.
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The Washington Trails Association.
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ISBN 978-0-89886-439-7.
HIKING THE GREAT
NORTHWEST
55 Great Trails in WA, OR,
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I. Spring, H. Manning, & V. Spring. 208
pages, 6 x 9, two 8-page color
photo inserts, pb, $16.95, ISBN 978-089886-591-2.
RECENT RELEASE
75 SCRAMBLES IN
OREGON
The Best Non-technical Ascents
WASHINGTON SCRAMBLES
Best Non-technical Ascents,
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Bond. 256 pages, 6 x 9, 110 b&w photos, 77
maps, pb, $18.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-550-9.
Goldman. 288 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2, 90 b&w
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photos & maps, pb, $17.95., ISBN
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Country, 2nd Ed.
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Roper. 224 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2, pb,
$17.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-506-6.
Hewitt & Moore. 256 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2,
79 b&w photos, 39 maps, 24 illustrations,
pb, $16.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-692-6.
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Each: approximately 224 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2 , paperbound.
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A Guide for Hikers, Backpackers,
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DENALI NATIONAL PARK
The Complete Visitors Guide
to the Mountain, Wildlife,
and Year-Round Outdoor
Activities
Sherwonit. 320 pages 5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2,
50 b&w photos, 5 maps, pb, $19.95,
ISBN 978-1-59485-713-3.
GLACIER- WATERTON
INTERNATIONAL
PEACE PARK, 2nd Ed.
A COMPLETE GUIDE TO
MOUNT ST. HELENS NATIONAL
VOLCANIC MONUMENT
For Hiking, Climbing, Skiing,
and Nature Viewing
V. Spring & Kirkendall. 256
pages, 5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2, pb, $17.95,
ISBN 978-0-89886-805-0.
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ISBN 978-0-89886-774-9.
EXPLORING COLORADO’S WILD AREAS
Climbers, Cross-Country Skiers, &
Paddlers, 2nd Ed.
ISBN 978-0-89886-784-8.
EXPLORING WASHINGTON’S WILD
AREAS
Climbers, Cross-Country Skiers, 2nd Ed.
M. & T. Mueller. 464 pages, $18.95,
ISBN 978-0-89886-807-4.
55 WAYS TO THE
WILDERNESS IN
SOUTHCENTRAL ALASKA,
5TH ED.
Nienhueser & J. Wolfe, Jr.
256 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2, 88 b&w
photos, 62 maps, pb, $16.95, ISBN
978-0-89886-791-6.
FLORIDA STATE PARKS
A Complete Recreation Guide
Strutin. 242 pages, 8 1⁄2 x 9, pb, $18.95,
ISBN 978-0-89886-731-2.
TRAVEL
TREKKING SERIES
COSTA RICA’S
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AND PRESERVES
A Visitors Guide,
3rd Ed.
The most thorough trekking guides to these countries.
Franke. 272 pages, 5 1⁄2 x
8 1⁄2, 60 b&w and 12 color
ISBN 978-1-59485-035-6.
TREKKING IN ECUADOR
R. & D. Kunstaetter.
304 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2, PB, $18.95,
ISBN 978-0-89886-824-1.
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A Traveler’s Guide
Brain. 208 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2, pb, $16.95,
ISBN 978-0-89886-501-1, WXEC.
TREKKING NEPAL, 8TH ED.
Bezruchka, Lyons. 448 pages, 5 ⁄ x 8 ⁄ ,
color insert, 75 b&w photos, 18 maps, 20
elevation profiles, pb, $29.95,
ISBN 978-1-59485-613-8.
1 2
1 2
THE GALAPAGOS
ISLANDS
The Essential Handbook
for Exploring, Enjoying, &
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Enchanted Islands, 2nd Ed.
Stephenson. 160 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2,
8-page color photo insert, 102 b&w
WALKING
AUSTRIA’S ALPS
Hut to Hut, 2nd
Ed.
TRAVELS TO THE
EDGE
The Best 100
Images
Hurdle. 240 pages, 5 1⁄2
x 8 1⁄2, pb, $14.95, ISBN
978-0-89886-640-7,
WXEC.
Wolfe. 144 pages, 10 x 10,
1 map, 100 color images,
pb, $24.95, ISBN 978-159485-277-0.
TREKKING TIBET, 3RD ED.
McCue. 416 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2, color insert,
75 b& w photos, 18 maps, pb, $29.95,
ISBN 978-1-59485-266-4.
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COMING SOON
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RECENT RELEASE
REINHOLD MESSNER: MY LIFE AT THE LIMIT
Interviewed by Hüetlin.
EVEREST 1953
The Epic Story of the First
Ascent of Everest
A LIFE ON THE EDGE
Memoirs of Everest and
Beyond
Conefrey. 304 pages, 6 x 9,
16 illustrations, 10 b&w photos, pb,
$19.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-886-4. NA.
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color photos, 5 maps, hb, $24.95,
ISBN 978-1-59485-666-2.
EVEREST
The West Ridge
Hornbein. 304 pages, 8 1⁄2 x 10,
175 color photos, map, hb, $29.95,
ISBN 978-1-59485-707-2.
256 pages, 6 x 9, 6 b&w photos; hb: $26.95, 978-1-59485-947-2 ;
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THE ROSKELLEY
COLLECTION
Stories off the Wall,
Nanda Devi, and Last
Days
ILLUSION DWELLER
THE CLIMBING LIFE
OF STIMSON BULLITT
The Climbing Life of
Stimson Bullitt
Roskelley. 672 pages, 6 x 9,
100 color and b&w photos,
4 maps, pb, $39.95, ISBN 9781-59485-664-8.
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8-page color insert, pb,
$19.95, ISBN 978-1-59485774-4.
MINUS 148°
First Winter Ascent
of Mt. McKinley
FREEDOM CLIMBERS
The Golden Age of
Polish Climbing
Davidson. 256 pages, 6 x 9,
20 b&w photos, pb, $19.95,
ISBN 978-1-59485-755-3.
McDonald. 352 pages, 6 x 9,
95 b&w photos, pb, $21.95,
978-1-59485756-0. NA.
COMING SOON
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The Life of Legendary
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THROUGH A LAND OF
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The Littledales of
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Ringholz. 272 pages, 6 x
9, pb, $18.95, ISBN 978-089886-725-1.
E. & N. Clinch, 324 pages, 6 x 9,
24 b&w photos, 6 maps, $21.95,
ISBN 978-1-59485-514-6.
COMING SOON
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THE MOUNTAIN OF
MY FEAR; DEBORAH:
A WILDERNESS
NARRATIVE; Two
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Classics
Roberts. 256 pages, 6 x 9,
$24.95, ISBN 978-1-59485679-2.
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FREE SPIRIT
A Climber’s Life,
Revised Ed.
Messner. 288 pages, 6 x 9,
65 b&w photos; hb: $29.95,
ISBN 978-1-59485-948-9;
pb: $19.95, ISBN 978-159485-854-3. NA.
ON TOP OF THE WORLD
Five Women Explorers
in Tibet
Miller. 208 pages, 6 x 9, 2
illustrations, 7 maps, pb,
$18.95, 978-0-89886-097-9.
ph o n e: 8 0 0 .553.4453
BROTHERHOOD OF
THE ROPE
The Biography of
Charles Houston
McDonald. 256 pages, 6 x 9,
48 b&w photos, pb, $18.95,
ISBN 978-0-89886-942-2,
WXUK.
THE DUKE OF THE
ABRUZZI
An Explorer’s Life
Tenderini & Shandrick. 192
pages, 6 x 9, 33 b&w photos,
pb, $19.95, ISBN 978-159485-895-6.
RECENT RELEASE
THE LAST STEP
The American Ascent of K2
Ridgeway. 384 pages, 6 x 9, 120 b&w
illustrations, 21 maps, pb, $21.95,
ISBN 978-0-89886-085-6.
TH E M OU N TA I N EERS A NT HOLOGY SE R I ES
COMING SOON
THE CALL OF THE ICE
Climbing 8000-Meter
Peaks in Winter
Moro, foreword by Viesturs.
224 pages, 6 x 9, pb, $19.95,
978-1-59485-903-8.
RECENT RELEASE
TILTING AT MOUNTAINS
Overcoming Personal
Demons to Climb the
World’s Highest Peaks
Pasaban. 288 pages, 6 x 9, 30 b&w
photos, pb, $21.95, ISBN 978-1-59485850-5. W English.
RECENT RELEASE
MOUNTAINS IN MY HEART
A Passion for Climbing
Kaltenbrunner, with SteinbachTarnutzer. 304 pages, 6 x 9,
48 b&w photos, pb, $21.95,
ISBN 978-1-59485-856-7. NA.
BOARDMAN
TASKER WINNER
Anthologies of the best climbing
literature written. Potterfield, editor.
RECENT RELEASE
224 pages each ,6 x 9, pb, $16.95.
VOL. I
GLORIOUS FAILURES
ISBN 978-0-89886-825-8
VOL. II
COURAGE & MISFORTUNE
ISBN 978-0-89886-826-5
VOL. III
OVER THE TOP: HUMOROUS
MOUNTAINEERING TALES
ISBN 978-0-89886-889-0
FEARLESS ON EVEREST
The Quest for Sandy Irvine
WILDEST DREAM
The Biography of
George Mallory
FRAGILE EDGE
A Personal Portrait
of Loss on Everest
Gillman. 240 pages, 6 x 9, 24-page
b&w photo insert, 3 maps, pb,
$18.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-751-0, US.
Coffey. 208 pages, 6 x 9, 16-page b&w
photo insert, 22 b&w photos, pb,
$16.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-737-4, US.
CONQUISTADORS
OF THE USELESS
THE BOARDMAN
TASKER OMNIBUS
CHOMOLUNGMA
SINGS THE BLUES
Terray. 372 pages, 6 x 9, pb, $21.95,
ISBN 978-1-59485-111-7, NA.
Boardman & Tasker. 890 pages,
6 x 9, pb, $34.95, ISBN 978-159485-710-2. NA.
Douglas. 224 pages, 5 x 7 3⁄4,
2 maps, pb, $14.95,
ISBN 978-0-89886-843-2, NA.
IN THE ZONE
Epic Survival Stories from
the Mountaineering World
THE BURGESS BOOK OF LIES
THE HIMALAYAN DATABASE
The Expedition Archives of
Elizabeth Hawley
Summers. 320 pages, 6 x 9, 16 b&w
ISBN 978-0-89886-796-1, US.
VOL. IV
EVEREST
ISBN 978-0-89886-903-3
THE FALLING SEASON
Inside the Life and
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Clifford. 272 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2, pb,
$16.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-633-9.
Potterfield. 272 pages, 6 x 9,
hb: $22.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-482-3, pb:
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Burgess. 464 pages, 6 x 9, two 8-page
color photo inserts, pb, $24.95, ISBN
978-0-89886-641-4, WXCAN.
Hawley & Salisbury. Interactive CD
with 80-page pb user guide, 5 1⁄2 x
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BANFF WINNER
THE HIMALAYA BY THE
NUMBERS
A Statistical Analysis of
Mountaineering in the Nepal
Himalaya
Salisbury. 224 pages, 7 x 9 1/2, color
tables and charts, pb, $32.95, ISBN
978-9-9375066-4-9. NA.
CLOUD DANCERS
Portraits of North
American Mountaineers
THE TOTEM POLE
And a Whole New
Adventure
EVEREST
Eighty Years of Triumph
and Tragedy, 2nd Ed.
NANGA PARBAT
PILGRIMAGE
The Lonely Challenge
J. Waterman, editor. 323 pages, 6 x
9, pb, $16.95, ISBN 978-0-93041054-4.
Pritchard. 216 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2,
b&w photos, hb, $22.95, ISBN
978-0-89886-696-4, NA.
P. Gillman. 240 pages, 9 1⁄2 x 12, 130
color photos, 50 b&w photos, hb,
$35.00, ISBN 978-0-89886-780-0, NA.
Buhl. 384 pages, 51⁄2 x 81⁄2, $21.95,
ISBN 978-1-59485-269-5, NA.
BOARDMAN
TASKER WINNER
NOBA WINNER
BOARDMAN
TASKER WINNER
BANFF WINNER
K2
The 1939 Tragedy
K2
The Price of Conquest
ERIC SHIPTON
The Six Mountain-Travel Books
Kauffman & Putnam. 224 pages,
6 x 9, pb, $18.95, ISBN 978-089886-373-4, WXUK/WXANZ.
Lacedelli & Cenacchi. 128 pages,
6 x 9, 30 b&w photos, $16.95,
ISBN 978-1-59485-030-1, NA.
Nanda Devi; Blank on the Map; Upon That
Mountain; Mt. Everest Reconnaissance
Expedition 1951; Mountains of Tartary;
and Land of Tempest. Shipton. 800
pages, 6 x 9, pb, $34.95, ISBN 978-089886-498-7, NA.
LOU WHITTAKER
Memoirs of a Mountain
Guide
COLD WARS
The Fine Line Between
Risk and Reality
L. Whittaker & Gabbard. 264
pages, 6 x 9, 15 color photos, pb,
$18.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-459-5.
Kirkpatrick. 288 pages,
6 x 9, 35 b&w photos, 28
illustrations, pb, $18.95, ISBN
978-1-59485-742-3. US.
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PSYCHOVERTICAL
Kirkpatrick. 288 pages,
6 x 9, 35 b&w photos, 28
978-1-59485-743-0.
ANDERL HECKMAIR
My Life, Eiger North Face,
Grand Jorasses, and Other
Adventures
Heckmair, Foreword by Messner.
304 pages, 6 x 9, 171 b&w photos,
7 maps, hb, $24.95, ISBN 978-089886-846-3, WXUK.
THE VILLAIN
A Portrait of Don Whillans
Perrin. 360 pages; 6 x 9, 16-page
b&w photo insert, pb, $16.95,
ISBN 978-0-89886-986-6, US.
SHERMAN EXPOSED
Slightly Censored
Climbing Stories
ASCENT
The Climbing Experience
in Word and Image
Sherman. 240 pages, 6 x
9, pb, $16.95, ISBN 978-089886-852-4.
Steck, Roper, & Harris, editors. 328
pages, 8 1⁄2 x 11, three 8-page color
photo inserts, pb, $24.95, ISBN 9780-930410-80-3.
REI N H O L D MESS N E R BO O KS
COMING SOON
FREE SPIRIT
A Climber’s Life, Revised Ed.
HERMANN BUHL
Climbing Without Compromise
Messner. 288 pages, 6 x 9, 65 b&w photos;
hb: $29.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-948-9; pb:
$19.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-854-3. NA.
Messner & Höfler. 204 pages, 7 x 9, 43 color
photos, 83 b&w photos,hb, $24.95, ISBN
978-0-89886-678-0, NA.
ALL 14 EIGHT-THOUSANDERS
THE CRYSTAL HORIZON
Everest——The First Solo Ascent
Messner. 248 pages, 9 x 11, 113 color
photos, 76 b&w photos, 17 illustrations,
hb, $40, ISBN 978-0-89886-660-5, NA.
ANTARCTICA
Both Heaven and Hell
THE NAKED MOUNTAIN
Messner. 383 pages, 6 x 9, hb, $24.95,
ISBN 978-0-89886-305-5, NA.
EVEREST: EXPEDITION TO
THE ULTIMATE
Messner. 288 pages, 6 x 9, pb,
$24.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-648-3. NA
H . W. TILMA N
H.W. TILMAN
The Seven MountainTravel Books
Snow on the Equator; The Ascent of
Nanda Devi; When Men & Mountains
Meet; Mt. Everest; Two Mountains &
a River; China to Chitral; and Nepal
Himalaya. Tilman. 896 pages,6 x 9,
pb, $34.95, ISBN 978-0-89886960-6, NA.
JOE SI MPSO N
THE BECKONING SILENCE
Simpson. 308 pages, 6 x 9, pb, $19.95,
ISBN 978-0-89886-941-5, US.
DARK SHADOWS FALLING
Simpson. 208 pages, 6 1⁄2 x 9 1⁄2, two
eight-page color photo inserts. hb:
$24.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-549-3, pb:
$18.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-590-5, US.
H.W. TILMAN
The Eight Sailing/
Mountain-Exploration
Books
Includes Mischief in Patagonia;
Mischief Among the Penguins;
Mischief in Greenland; and Mostly
Mischief. Tilman. 960 pages, 6 x
9, hb, $38.00, ISBN 978-0-89886143-3, NA.
NOBA WINNER
Messner. 324 pages, 6 x 9, 36-page color
photo insert, pb, $29.95, ISBN 978-089886-574-5, NA.
Messner. 320 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 81⁄2, 32
color and 111 b&w photos, 2 maps, pb,
$24.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-663-1. NA
REINHOLD MESSNER: MY LIFE
AT THE LIMIT
Interviewed by Hüetlin
256 pages, 6 x 9, 6 b&w photos; hb:
$26.95, 978-1-59485-947-2 ; pb: $19.95,
978-1-59485-852-9. NA.
DAVID RO BE RTS
GR EG C H I LD
MOMENTS OF DOUBT
And Other Mountaineering
Writings of David Roberts
MIXED EMOTIONS
Mountaineering Writings of
Greg Child
Roberts. 256 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2, pb,
$12.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-118-1.
Child. 272 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2, pb, $17.95,
ISBN 978-0-89886-363-5, WXEC.
SANDSTONE SPINE
Seeking the Anasazi on the
First Traverse of the Comb
Ridge
THIN AIR
Encounters in the Himalayas
Roberts. 240 pages, 6 x 9, 30 b&w
photos, 30 color photos, 2 maps, hb,
$24.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-005-9.
ESCAPE ROUTES
Further Adventure Writings of
David Roberts
Roberts. 272 pages, 6 x 9, pb: $16.95,
ISBN 978-0-89886-601-8.
Child. 224 pages, 6 x 9, pb, $17.95, ISBN
978-0-89886-588-2.
POSTCARDS FROM THE
LEDGE
Collected ountaineering
Writings of Greg Child
Child. 224 pages, 6 x 9, 25 b&w
photos, pb, $18.95, ISBN 978-0-89886753-4; hb, $22.95, ISBN 978-0-89886584-4
THE LAST HERO——
BILL TILMAN
A Biography of the Explorer
Madge. 288 pages, 6 x 9, hb, $24.95,
ISBN 978-0-89886-452-6, NA.
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COMING SOON
NOBA WINNER
GAIL D. STOREY
AUTHOR OF THE LORD’S MOTEL
Ba
r b a r a S av a
ge
Memorial Award
Winner
es
f ro m o w h e
N
re
l
Mi
I promise
not to
suffer
A FOOL FOR LOVE HIKES THE PACIFIC CREST TRAIL
THE ADVENTURE GAP
Changing the Face of
the Outdoors
Mills. 224 pages, 6 x 9, 12 color
photos, pb, $19.95, 978-159485-868-0.
I PROMISE NOT TO
SUFFER
A Fool for Love Hikes the
Pacific Crest Trail
JOYRIDE
Pedaling Toward a
Healthier Planet,
2nd Ed.
Storey. 224 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2,
map, pb, $16.95, ISBN 978-159485-745-4.
Birk. 240 pages, 6 x 9, 120
ISBN 978-1-59485-760-7.
THE PACIFIC CREST
TRAILSIDE READER:
CALIFORNIA
THE PACIFIC CREST
TRAILSIDE READER:
OREGON & WASHINGTON
A LONG TREK HOME
4,000 MIles by
Boot, Raft, and Ski
Hughes, Lewis, editors. 352
pages, 6 x 9, pb, $19.95, ISBN
978-1-59485-508-5.
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pages, 6 x 9, pb, $19.95, ISBN
978-1-59485-509-2.
McKittrick. 256 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 7 1⁄2,
15 b&w photos, pb, $18.95,
ISBN 978-1-59485-093-6.
THE BAR MITZVAH AND
THE BEAST
One Family’s Cross-Country
Ride of Passage by Bike
THE TECATE JOURNALS
Seventy Days
on the Rio Grande
NOBA WINNER
KISS OR KILL
Confessions of
a Serial Climber
ROWING INTO THE SON
Four Young Men Crossing
the North Atlantic
Twight. 208 pages, 6 x 9,
40 b&w photos, pb, $18.95,
ISBN 978-0-89886-887-6.
Hanssen. 256 pages, 5 1 ⁄2
x 81⁄2, 40 b&W photos, pb,
$18.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-635-8.
SMALL FEET,
BIG LAND
Adventure, Home, and
Family on the Edge of
Alaska
FORGET ME NOT
A Memoir
HIGH INFATUATION
A Climber's Guide to
Love and Gravity
PICKETS AND DEAD MEN SPIRITED WATERS
Seasons on Mount Rainier Soloing South Through
the Inside Passage
1
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foreword. 256 pages, 6 x 9, 15
b&w photos, hb, $24.95, ISBN
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McKittrick. 224 pages, 5 ⁄2 x
978-1-59485-082-0;pb, $18.95,
7 1⁄2, 21 b&w photos, 5 maps, pb,
ISBN 978-15-59485-274-9.
$18.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-736-2.
Davis. 190 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 7 1⁄2,
40 b&w photos, pb, $16.95,
ISBN 978-1-59485-065-3.
JOURNEY ON THE
CREST
Ross. 320 pages, 6 x 9, pb,
$18.95, ISBN 978-0-89886146-4.
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$16.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-101-8.
A FINE KIND OF
MADNESS
Mountain Adventures
Tall & True
G. Waterman. 192 pages, 6
x 9, pb, $16.95, ISBN 978-089886-734-3.
Hahn. 272 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 7 1⁄2,
35 b&w drawings, 6 maps, pb,
$16.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-263-3.
RICHARD BANGS
Adventure Without End
Bangs, Foreword by Ed
Viesturs. 224 pages, 6 x 9,
17 b&w photos, pb, $16.95,
ISBN 978-0-89886-860-9.
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Biers-Ariel. 272 pages, 5 1⁄2 x
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map, pb, $17.95, ISBN 978-1-59485077-6.
CHASING WAVES
A Surfer’s Tale of
Obssessive Wandering
KISSING KILIMANJARO
Leaving It All on Top of
Africa
WALKING THE GOBI
A 1600-mile Trek Across a
Desert of Hope and Despair
Waeschle. 160 pages, 5 1⁄2 x
7 1⁄2, pb, $16.95, ISBN 978-159485-113-1.
Dorr. 256 pages, 51⁄2 x 81⁄2, 15
b&w photos, 1 map, paperbound,
$18.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-370-8.
Thayer. 272 pages, 6 x 9,
hb: $23.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-064-6;
pb: $16.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-112-4.
FIVA
An Adventure That
Went Wrong
Stainforth. 224 pages, 5 1⁄2
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STONE PALACES
Childs. 224 pages, 6 x 9,
pb, $16.95, ISBN 978-089886-851-7.
THE SEVENTYMILE KID
The Lost Legacy of Harry
Karstens and the First
Ascent of Mount McKinley
Walker. 304 pages, 6 x 9, 40
ISBN 978-1-59485-729-4.
MT. MCKINLEY
The Pioneer Climbs
T. Moore. 224 pages, 5 1⁄2 x
8 1⁄2, pb, $16.95, ISBN 9780-89886-021-4.
MOUNT MCKINLEY
Icy Crown of North
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THE DISHONORABLE DR. COOK
Debunking the notorious Mount
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Beckey. 320 pages, 6 x 9,
pb, $21.95, ISBN 978-089886-646-9.
Washburn & Cherici. 192 pages, 10 x 8 1⁄2,
80 b&w photos, duotone photo insert 6
maps, hb, $29.95, ISBN 978-089886-804-3.
BANFF WINNER
HIGH ALASKA
Denali, Mount Foraker &
Mount Hunter
SURVIVING DENALI
A Study of Accidents
on Mt. McKinley 19101990, 2nd Ed.
O.H. & L.G. Bonney. 458 pages, 6 x 9,
pb, $28.50, ISBN 978-0-930410-45-2.
J. Waterman. 398 pages,
7 x 10, pb, $26.00,
ISBN 978-0-930410-41-4.
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x 8 1⁄4, pb, $20.00, ISBN 9780-930410-48-3.
THE LAST VOYAGEUR
Amos Burg and the
Rivers of the West
PLAYING FOR REAL
Stories from Rocky
Mountain Rescue
CAMP 4
Recollections of a
Yosemite Rockclimber
THE STETTNER WAY
The Life and Climbs
of Joe and Paul Stettner
ROOF OF THE ROCKIES
A History of Colorado
Mountaineering, 3rd Ed.
STELLER’S ISLAND
Adventures of a Pioneer
Naturalist in Alaska
Welch. 320 pages, 6 x 9, 40
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Scott-Nash. 128 pages,
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9 maps, 15 illustrations, pb,
$17.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-057-8.
THE CHALLENGE OF
RAINIER, 4TH ED.
A Record of the
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Ascents, Triumphs
and Tragedies
Molenaar. 400 pages, 6 x 9, pb,
$24.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-520-7.
CHALLENGE OF
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CRAGS, EDDIES &
RIPRAP
The Sound Country
Memoir of Wolf Bauer
THE GRAND CONTROVERSY
Pioneer Climbs in the
Teton Range and the
Controversial First
Ascent of the Grand Teton
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A Literary Anthology
Sherwonit, editor. 272
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two maps, pb, $18.95, ISBN
978-0-89886-710-7.
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The Ultimate Mountains
Kauffmann.192 pages, 6 x 9,
paperbound, $17.95, ISBN 9780-89886-347-5.
STRANGE AND
DANGEROUS DREAMS
The Fine Line Between
Adventure and Madness
Powter. 256 pages, 6 x 9,
16 b&w photos, hb, $22.95,
ISBN 978-0-89886-987-3.
BANFF AND
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ARCTIC
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AN ICE AXE, A
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OF PEANUT BUTTER
A Photographer’s
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I. Spring. 240 pages, 8 1⁄4 x
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WAYS TO THE SKY
A Historical Guide
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Selters. 352 pages, 7 x 10,
365 b&w photos, 12 maps, 8
illustrations, pb, $27.95. ISBN
978-0-930410-83-4.
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BACK IN PRINT
A YEAR IN PARADISE
Schmoe. 208 pages, 6 x 9,
pb, with French flaps, $17.95,
ISBN 978-0-89886-653-7.
ACROSS THE OLYMPIC
MOUNTAINS
LOOKOUTS
Firewatchers of the
Cascades and Olympics,
2nd Ed.
Wood. 220 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2,
pb, $17.95, ISBN 978-0-89886219-5.
I. Spring & Fish. 224 pages, 6 x
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BATTLEGROUND
Creating and Defending
Olympic National Park
LIVE! FROM DEATH
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Dispatches from
America’s Low Point
Lien. 448 pages, 6 x 9, pb,
$24.95, ISBN 978-0-89886736-7.
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$14.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-775-1.
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RARE BIRD
Pursuing the Mystery of
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Mudd Ruth. 320 pages, 5 1⁄2 x
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$18.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-835-2.
SNOQUALMIE PASS
From Indian Trail to
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STEHEKIN
A Valley in Time
Y. Prater. 167 pages, 5 1⁄2 x
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pb, $17.95. 978-1-59485-938-0.
BACK IN PRINT
MONTE CRISTO
Woodhouse. 312 pages,
5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2, pb, $18.95,
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McConnell. 206 pages, 6 x 9,
IPPY WINNER
BANFF AND
NOBA WINNER
WALKING THE BIG WILD
From Yellowstone to the
Yukon on the Grizzly
Bear’s Trail
BEING CARIBOU
Heuer. 256 pages, 6 x 9, 16page insert, 2 b&w photos,
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JOHN MUIR
The Eight WildernessDiscovery Books
Muir. 1056 pages, 6 x 9, hb, $40.00,
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THE MOUNTAINEERS
A History
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MOUNTAINS DON’T CARE,
BUT WE DO
An Early History of
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Molenaar. 208 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2, 51
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$19.95, ISBN 978-0-615-29324-0.
OUTWARD BOUND
Crew Not Passengers
Boldt & Minor. 425 pages,
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THE ART OF ROUGH
TRAVEL
From the Peculiar to the
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BELUGA DAYS
WILDERNESS ORIGINAL
Tracking the
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33 b&w photos, pb, $18.95, ISBN
Lord. 272 pages, 6 x 9,
3 hand-drawn maps, pb, $16.95, 978-1-89886-122-8.
Galton; Harmon, editor. 124 pages, 5 ⁄ ISBN 978-1-59485-001-1.
STUDY
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FAITH OF CRANES
Finding Hope and Family in Alaska
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A BLISTERED KIND OF LOVE
One Couple’s Trial by Trail
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HIMALAYAN PASSAGE
Seven Months in the High Country of Tibet, Nepal, China,
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A FOOL FOR LOVE HIKES THE PACIFIC CREST TRAIL
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The SCA Trail Building and
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GEOLOGY OF THE NORTH
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A Mountain Mosaic
Tabor & Haugerud. 144 pages,
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FIELD GUIDE TO THE CASCADES &
OLYMPICS, 2ND ED.
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PAGES OF STONE
Geology of Western National Parks
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ELWHA
A River Reborn
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WILD PLANTS OF THE SAN
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Atkinson & Sharpe. 192 pages,
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A FIELD GUIDE TO THE
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BIRDSONGS OF THE PACIFIC
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A Field Guide and Audio CD
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Stewart, recordist; Whitney & Briars,
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illustrations, audio CD, hb, $22.00, ISBN 9780-89886-821-0.
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illustrations, 21 maps, pb, $18.95, ISBN
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DEFENDING WILD
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A Citizen’s Action Guide
Whitesell. 384 pages, 6 x 9, pb,
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NORTHWEST TREES
Identifying and
Understanding The Region’s Native
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Arno. 320 pages, 7 x 10, 7 b&w
photos, 220 b&w illustrations, pb, $21.95,
ISBN 978-1-59485-041-7.
SOUTHERN ROCKIES
WILDLANDS
NETWORK VISION
Southern Rockies Ecosystem Project. 250
pages, 8 1⁄2 x 11, color insert, pb, ISBN 9780-9724413-6-0.
THE STATE OF THE SOUTHERN
ROCKIES ECOREGION
A Report by the Southern Rockies
Ecosystem Project
Southern Rockies Ecosystem Project. 144
pages, 8 1⁄2 x 11, 73 color photos, 55 maps, pb,
$19.95. ISBN 978-0-9724413-7-7.
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THE OWL AND THE
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ARCTIC WINGS*
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CROWN OF THE CONTINENT
The Wildest Rockies
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Life in Alaska’s Tongass Rainforest
Gnam, with Chadwick. 192 pages, 10x9, 150 color
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JOURNEY TO THE ARCTIC
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ARCTIC NATIONAL
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Seasons of Life and Land
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North America’s Grizzly,
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YELLOWSTONE TO YUKON
Freedom to Roam
Schulz. 192 pages, 12 x 10,
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Notes & Images from
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Martin. 128 pages, 8 x 10,
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Notes & Images from Our
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Martin, photography; John Harlin III.
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A Climate for Change
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Notes & Images from the
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Tracking Time Through
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D. Miller. 144 pages, 12 x 10, hb,
80 color photos, $29.95, ISBN 978-159485-689-1.
PHOTOGRAPHY: OUTDOORS
A Field Guide for Travel and
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Martin. 224 pages, 6 x 9, 150 color
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A Field Guide for Shooting
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Woo & Martin. 176 pages, 6 x 9, 100
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WATER SPORTS
SEA KAYAKING
Basic Skills, Paddling Techniques,
and Expedition Planning
Henderson. 256 pages, 7 x 8 1⁄2, 130
b&w photos, 30 illustrations, pb,
$21.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-340-1.
SURFING
Mastering Waves from
Basic to Intermediate
STAND UP PADDLING
Flatwater to Surf and
Rivers
Almond. 256 pages, 7 x 8 1⁄2,
100 b&w and 12 color photos,
20 illustrations, pb, $21.95, ISBN
978-1-59485-099-8.
Casey. 224 pages, 7 x 8 1⁄2, 120 b&w
photos, 5 charts, pb, $21.95, ISBN
978-1-59485-253-4.
RIVER RUNNING, 2ND ED.
Huser. 224 pages, 7 1⁄4 x 9, 100 b&w
ISBN 978-0-89886-701-5.
151 DIVES IN THE
PROTECTED WATERS
OF WASHINGTON
STATE AND BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Pratt-Johnson. 432 pages,
7 1⁄4 x 9 1⁄4, 177 b&w photos, 11
maps, 151 maps, pb, $29.95,
ISBN 978-1-59485-043-1, US.
NORT H ERN FOREST CAN OE TRAIL MAPS
Experience the 740-mile Northern Forest
Canoe Trail for a day paddle or extended trip,
for overnight camping or stays in hotels at
the end of each day. Learn more about the
trail at www.NorthernForestCanoeTrail.org.
Two sided, 18 1⁄2 x 24 flat (maps 11 & 13: 18 1⁄2 x 36 flat; map 12: 18 x
32 flat), 4 x 9 1⁄2 folded, waterproof and tear resistant, $9.95 each.
Trail Section 1
ADIRONDACK NORTH
COUNTRY, WEST
New York, Fulton Chain
of
Lakes to Long Lake
ISBN 978-0-89886-979-8.
Trail Section 2
ADIRONDACK NORTH
COUNTRY, CENTRAL
New York, Long Lake
to Saranac River
ISBN 978-0-89886-980-4.
Trail Section 3
ADIRONDACK NORTH
COUNTRY, EAST
New York, Saranac
River
to Lake Champlain
ISBN 978-0-89886-995-8.
Trail Section 4
ISLANDS AND FARMS
Vermont, Lake
Champlain
to Missisquoi River
ISBN 978-0-89886-996-5.
Trail Section 5
UPPER MISSISQUOI
VALLEY
Vermont/Québec,
Missisquoi River to
Lake Memphremagog
Trail Section 6
NORTHEAST KINGDOM
Vermont/Québec, Lake
Memphremagog to
Connecticut River
Guidebook to the entire
trail. 320 pages, 5 1⁄ 2 x 8 1⁄ 2,
100 b&w and 35 color photos,
6 maps, pb, $24.95,ISBN 9781-59485-061-5.
ISBN 978-0-89886-998-9.
Trail Section 7
GREAT NORTH WOODS
New Hampshire,
Connecticut River to
Umbagog Lake
ISBN 978-0-89886-999-6.
Trail Section 8
RANGELEY LAKES
REGION
Maine, Umbagog Lake
to Rangeley Lake
ISBN 978-0-89886-991-0.
Trail Section 9
FLAGSTAFF LAKE
REGION
Maine, Rangeley Lake
to Spencer Stream
ISBN 978-0-89886-992-7.
Trail Section 10
GREATER JACKMAN
Maine, Spencer Stream
to Moosehead Lake
ISBN 978-0-89886-993-4.
Trail Section 11
MOOSEHEAD/
PENOBSCOT REGION
Maine, Moose-head Lake
to Umbazooksus Stream
ISBN 978-0-89886-994-1.
Trail Section 12
ALLAGASH REGION,
SOUTH
Maine, Umbazooksus
Stream to Umsaskis
Lake
ISBN 978-0-89886-981-1.
Trail Section 13
ALLAGASH REGION,
NORTH
Maine, Umsaskis Lake
to St. John River
ISBN 978-0-89886-982-8.
ISBN 978-0-89886-997-2.
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NORTHERN FOREST
CANOE TRAIL
The Official Guidebook
ph o n e: 8 0 0 .553.4453
RECENT RELEASE
PADDLING THE COLUMBIA
A Guide to All 1245 Miles of
Our Scenic and Historical
River
Roskelley. 288 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2,
20 color and 120 b&w photos,
35 maps, pb, $24.95, ISBN 978-159485-778-2.
PADDLE ROUTES OF THE
INLAND NORTHWEST
50 Flatwater and
Whtewater Trips for Canoe
& Kayak
KAYAKING PUGET SOUND
& THE SAN JUAN ISLANDS
60 Trips in Northwest
Inland Waters, Including the
Gulf Islands, 3rd Ed.
Landers & Hansen. 272 pages,
5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2, pb, $18.95, ISBN 978-089886-556-1.
Casey. 256 pages, 5 ⁄2 x 8 ⁄2, 100
ISBN 978-1-59485-685-3.
GLACIER BAY NATIONAL
PARK
A Backcountry Guide to the
Glaciers and Beyond
DuFresne. 160 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2, pb,
$10.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-132-7.
1
1
SOGGY SNEAKERS
A Guide to Oregon Rivers,
4th Ed.
CANOE AND
KAYAK ROUTES OF
NORTHWEST OREGON
& SW WASHINGTON,
3RD ED.
Willamette Kayak & Canoe Club.
320 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2, 56 maps, pb,
$18.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-815-9.
Jones. 288 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2,
$17.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-032-5.
AFOOT AND AFLOAT ™ SE R IES
M. & T. Mueller
Best-selling outdoor recreation guides. Each: approx. 224 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2, pb.
BOATER’S SAFETY
HANDBOOK
PADDLING WASHINGTON
Flatwater and Whitewater
Routes in Washington State
and the Inland Northwest
American Outdoor Safety League.
52 pages, 4 x 5, pb, $3.50,
ISBN 978-0-89886-072-6.
Landers, Hansen, Huser, North.
384 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 7 1⁄2, 105 maps,
120 photos, pb, $24.95,
ISBN 978-1-59485-056-1.
NORTH PUGET SOUND &
THE STRAIT OF JUAN
DE FUCA, 3RD ED.
DON’T DROWN OUT THERE DECK
52 playing cards featuring water-sports safety tips,
2 1⁄2 x 3 1⁄2, $7.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-662-4.
$16.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-951-4.
SOUTH PUGET SOUND &
HOOD CANAL, 4TH ED.
THE SAN JUAN
ISLANDS, 4TH ED.
$16.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-952-1.
$16 .95, ISBN 978-0-89886-881-4.
WIN T E R S PORTS
BACKCOUNTRY SKIING
Skills for Ski Touring and
Ski Mountaineering
Recommended by the
American Mountain
Guides Association
FREE-HEEL SKIING
Telemark & Parallel
Techniques for All
Conditions, 3rd Ed.
Volken, Schell, Wheeler. 288 pages,
7 x 8 1⁄2, 175 b&w photos, 20
illustrations, pb, $21.95. ISBN 978-159485-038-7.
Parker. 208 pages, 7 1⁄4 x 9, 8-pg.
color insert, 45 b&w photos, pb,
$21.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-775-6.
CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING
Building Skills for Fun
and Fitness
SNOWBOARDING
Learning to Ride from
All-Mountain to Park
Hindman. 240 pages, 7 x 8 1⁄2, 150 b&w
photos, 25 illustrations, pb, $21.95.
ISBN 978-0-89886-862-3.
Gallagher. 208 pages,
7 x 8 1⁄2, 100 b&w photos, pb, $21.95,
ISBN 978-1-59485-265-7.
SNOWSHOEING
From Novice to Master,
5th Ed.
G. Prater, Felkley. 160 pages,
7 x 8 1⁄2, 35 photos, pb, $16.95,
ISBN 978-0-89886-891-3.
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53
WINTER SPORTS
COMING SOON
THE AVALANCHE
HANDBOOK, 3RD ED.
McClung & Schaerer. 288
pages, 7 1⁄2 x 9, 100 photos, 75
978-0-89886-809-8.
THE ABCS OF
AVALANCHE
SAFETY, 3RD ED.
STAYING ALIVE IN
AVALANCHE TERRAIN,
2ND ED.
Ferguson & La Chapelle.
192 pages, 4 x 6, pb, $7.95,
ISBN 978-0-89886-885-2.
Tremper. 304 pages, 6 x 9, 235
charts and illustrations, 60
b&w photos, pb, $19.95, ISBN
978-1-59485-084-4.
BACKCOUNTRY SKI &
SNOWBOARD ROUTES:
WASHINGTON
BACKCOUNTRY
SKI & SNOWBOARD
ROUTES: OREGON
Volken & Pro Guiding Service.
320 pages, 51⁄2 x 81⁄2, 100 b&w
ISBN 978-1-59485-656-3.
Van Tilburg. 256 pages,
5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2, 120 b&w photos,
90 maps, pb, $19.95, ISBN
978-1-59485-516-0.
50 CLASSIC
BACKCOUNTRY SKI
AND SNOWBOARD
SUMMITS IN CALIFORNIA
Richins. 240 pages, 6 x 9,
$17.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-656-8.
AVALANCHE
ESSENTIALS
A Step-by-Step System
for Safety and Survival
Tremper. 176 pages, 5 x 7, 40
b&w photos, 75 illustrations,
pb, $15.95, ISBN 978-1-59485717-1.
100 CLASSIC
BACKCOUNTRY SKI AND
SNOWBOARD ROUTES
IN WASHINGTON
Burgdorfer. 240 pages,
6 x 9, 100 b&w photos,
90 maps, pb, $21. 95,
ISBN 978-0-89886-661-2.
AVALANCHE POCKET
GUIDE
A Field Reference
GLACIER TRAVEL &
CREVASSE RESCUE,
2ND ED.
Tremper. 16-panel laminated card,
3 1⁄4 x 6 3⁄4 (folded), 10 color
photos, 20 illustrations, $8.95,
978-1-59485-719-5.
Selters. 144 pages, 7 x 8 1⁄2, pb,
$19.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-6582, WXUK/EC/AUS/NZ.
WILD SNOW
North American Ski
Mountaineering
WINTER HIKING AND
CAMPING
Managing Cold for
Comfort and Safety
Dawson. 292 pages, 7 x 10, hb:
$40.00, ISBN 978-093041068-1, pb:
$24.95, ISBN 978-0-930410-81-0.
Lanza. 176 pages, 6 x 9, 50
b&w photos, 5 illustrations,
pb, $17.95, ISBN 978-089886-947-7.
SN OWSHOE ROUTES SE R IES
100 BEST CROSSCOUNTRY SKI TRAILS IN
WASHINGTON, 3RD ED.
V. Spring & Kirkendall. 256 pages,
5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2, 101 maps, b&w photos,
pb, $18.95, ISBN 978-0-89886806-7.
BEST GROOMED
CROSS-COUNTRY SKI
TRAILS IN OREGON
Includes Other Favorite
Ski Routes
Bogar. 240 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2, 60
maps, 70 b&w photos, pb, $18
.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-801-2.
SNOWSHOE
ROUTES
Adirondacks &
Catskills
Ingersoll. 240 pages,
5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2, 90 b&w
photos, 57 maps, pb,
$16.95, ISBN 978-159485-009-7.
SNOWSHOE
ROUTES
Northern California
SNOWSHOE
ROUTES
New England
SNOWSHOE
ROUTES
Oregon
M. Soares. 240 pages,
5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2, 75 photos, 55
maps, pb, $16.95,
ISBN 978-0-89886-853-1.
Bair & Wright. 240
pages, 5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2, 90
b&w photos, 70 maps,
pb, $16.95, ISBN 9780-89886-849-4.
Andersen. 240 pages,
5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2, pb, $17.95,
75 b&w photos, 66
maps, ISBN 978-089886-833-3.
SNOWSHOE ROUTES
Washington, 2nd Ed.
THE COMPLETE GUIDE
TO CROSS-COUNTRY
SKI PREPARATION
N. Brown. 144 pages, 6 x 9, pb,
$18.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-600-1.
54
BACKCOUNTRY
SNOWBOARDING
Van Tilburg. 144 pages, 7 1⁄4 x
9, 91 color photos, pb, $18.95,
ISBN 978-089886-578-3.
ph o n e: 8 0 0 .553.4453
Nelson. 256 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2, pb, $17.95, ISBN 9780-89886-884-5.
“HOW DANGEROUS IS
THE TERRAIN” EXCERPTED
FROM AVALANCHE ESSENTIALS
By Bruce Tremper
CONSEQUENCES
Once we have mastered the basics of steepness and understand the
significance of anchors, we can then consider consequences, which I like to
teach using a standard probability-consequence diagram (Figures 2-17 and
2-18). Probability in this case means that the closer the slope steepness is to 39 degrees, the higher the probability of triggering
an avalanche. Consequences mean that you visualize where an avalanche would take you and what would happen if you were
swept into that location.
The combination of the two determines the danger of the terrain. To determine consequences, ask yourself, “What will happen
if the slope slides?” Consequences can range from very safe to absolutely unsurvivable. Most people have an intuitive feel
for how dangerous something is if they imagine themselves sliding down through the terrain at 60 mph. If it looks like it’s
dangerous, it probably is. Figure 2-16 shows four terrain examples with photos to illustrate their potential consequences.
Avalanches by Slope Steepness
Notice that the danger of the terrain depends on
the combination of steepness (probability) and
consequences. Any time the slope steepness kicks
up above about 30 degrees (including locallyconnected terrain), I start paying lots of attention
to consequences. If I don’t like the consequences,
then I have to either seek other terrain or make
very sure the snowpack is very stable (as we will
learn in the following chapters). Terrain around
39 degrees with safe consequences (such as a
3-meter-high road cut) are what I call test slopes
because you can safely jump on them to see how
the snowpack responds. Take some time to work
through the examples on this and the following
pages to judge the danger of the slope based on
steepness, anchors, and consequences.
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HOW DANGEROUS IS THE TERRAIN?
Bad Consequences — What Will Happen If It Slides?
Terrain trap
(gully or sharp transition)
Trees (obstacles)
Cliffs, rocks, crevasses
Large slope
TAKE-HOME POINT
Good terrain skills primarily involve being a good
judge of both steepness and consequences. It’s
essential for us to constantly evaluate both as
we travel until those skills become completely
intuitive.
Figure 2-16. Here are four examples of terrain that is either un-survivable or has a low probability
of a happy ending. In a terrain trap, even small avalanches can bury us too deeply to be dug out
in time to save our life. Trees or rocks that we can hit on the way down are extremely dangerous. Slopes with rocks, cliffs, or crevasses are obviously nasty places. Large slopes not only have
larger, more violent avalanches, but rescuers take longer to access the deposition zone, especially
when coming from the top of the slope. In any of these situations, rescue has a low probability
of success.
Notice that the danger of the terrain depends on the combination of steepness (probability) and consequences. Any time the slope steepness kicks up above
about 30 degrees (including locally-connected
terrain), I start fa
paying
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tion to consequences. If I don’t like the consequences, then I have to either seek
other terrain or make very sure the snowpack is very stable (as we will learn in the
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REGIONAL INDEX
Following is an index of titles sorted by region. We’ve indexed guidebooks here to make it easy to find the ones that
are near you. Also included are some narrative adventures, because it’s always fun to read stories that took place near
where you live or in a faraway place you’re interested in. A little more than half our catalog can be organized regionally.
But don’t forget about all those sports instructionals, general lifestyle topics, and wild, sweet, and romantic tales that
aren’t in this index. You need to browse through the pages here to find those treasures or, if you know the title, you can
find them in the Title Index.
NORTH AMERICA
Canada
Being Caribou, 48
Bugaboo Rock: A Climbing Guide, 2nd Ed., 31
Camp Free in B.C., 4th Ed., 38
Columbia Mountains of Central Canada, 7th
Ed., 31
Don’t Waste Your Time in the Canadian
Rockies, 6th Ed., 38
Done in a Day Banff, 2nd Ed., 38
Done in a Day Calgary, 38
Done in a Day Jasper, 38
Done in a Day Whistler, 38
Mountain Bike Adventures in Southwest
British Columbia, 26
Walking the Big Wild, 48
Where Locals Hike in the Canadian Rockies,
4th Ed., 38
Where Locals Hike in the West Kootenay,
3rd Ed., 38
North America - Other
Mac’s Field Guides: North American
Freshwater Fish, 50
Mac’s Field Guides: North American Land
Mammals, 50
Mac’s Field Guides: North American Reptiles,
50
Mac’s Field Guides: North American Salmon
& Trout, 50
Accidents in North American
Mountaineering 2014, 13, 35
Mac’s Field Guides: North American Birds of
Prey, 50
Mac’s Field Guides: North American
Dinosaurs, 50
North America Marine Mammals, 50
Ways to the Sky, 47
Wild Snow, 54
US – West
Alaska
50 Hikes in Alaska’s Chugach State Park, 36
55 Ways to the Wilderness in Southcentral
Alaska, 5th Ed., 41
Alaska: A Climbing Guide, 31
Alaska’s Brooks Range, 47
Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, 18, 51
Arctic Wings, 18, 51
Beluga Days, 48
Deborah: A Wilderness Narrative (& Mountain
of My Fear), 42
Denali National Park, 41
Denali: A Literary Anthology, 47
56
Denali’s West Buttress, 30
Dishonorable Dr. Cook, The, 47
Faith of Cranes, 48
Glacier Bay National Park, 53
High Alaska, 47
Ice Bear, 51
Last Polar Bear, The, 18, 51
Long Trek Home, A, 46
Mac’s Field Guides: Alaskan Wildlife, 50
Mac’s Field Guides: Denali National Park, 50
Midnight Wilderness, 18
Minus 148, 42
Mount McKinley: Icy Crown of North America,
47
Mt. McKinley: The Pioneer Climbs, 47
On Arctic Ground, 18, 51
Salmon in the Trees, 18, 51
Seventymile Kid, The, 47
Small Feet, Big Land, 46
Steller’s Island, 47
Surviving Denali, 47
To the Arctic, 18, 51
Yellowstone to Yukon, 18, 51
California
100 Classic Hikes in Northern California, 3rd
Ed., 36
100 Classic Hikes in Southern California, 36
100 Hikes in California’s Central Sierra &
Coast Range, 2nd Ed., 36
100 Hikes in the San Francisco Bay Area, 36
100 Hikes in Yosemite National Park, 36
50 Classic Backcountry Ski & Snowboard
Summits in California, 54
50 Trail Runs in Southern California, 39
75 Classic Rides: Northern California, 26
75 Hikes in California’s Mount Shasta and
Lassen Volcanic National Park Regions, 36
Adventure Cycling in Northern California, 26
Animal Tracks Southern California, 50
Best Hikes with Dogs Central California, 37
Best Hikes with Dogs San Francisco Bay Area
and Beyond, 2nd Ed., 37
Best Hikes with Dogs Southern California, 37
Best Hikes with Kids San Francisco Bay
Area, 40
Best Short Hikes in California’s North Sierra
2nd Ed., 38
Best Short Hikes in California’s South Sierra
2nd Ed., 38
Best Short Hikes in Redwood National and
State Parks, 38
Camp 4, 47
Climbing California’s Fourteeners, 30
High Sierra, The, 3rd Ed., 30
Live! From Death Valley, 48
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Mac’s Field Guides: California Coastal Birds,
50
Mac’s Field Guides: California Coastal Fish,
50
Mac’s Field Guides: California Coastal
Invertebrates, 50
Mac’s Field Guides: California Garden Bugs,
50
Mac’s Field Guides: Northern California Park/
Garden Birds, 50
Mac’s Field Guides: Northern California
Wildflowers, 50
Mac’s Field Guides: Yosemite Birds &
Mammals, 50
Mac’s Field Guides: Yosemite Trees &
Wildflowers, 50
Mount Whitney, 2nd Ed., 39
Outdoor Family Guide to Lake Tahoe, 2nd
Ed., An, 40
Pacific Crest Trailside Reader: California, 46
Sierra High Route, 2nd Ed., 39
Sierra, 51
Snowshoe Routes Northern California, 54
Trad Guide to Joshua Tree, The, 34
Trekking California, 24
Walking San Diego, 2nd Ed., 39
Waterfall Lover’s Guide to Northern
California, 39
Yosemite National Park Deck, 37
Oregon
100 Classic Hikes in Oregon, 2nd Ed., 36
75 Classic Rides Oregon, 26
75 Hikes in Oregon’s Coast Range &
Siskiyous, 2nd Ed., 36
75 Scrambles in Oregon, 39
Backcountry Ski & Snowboard Routes
Oregon, 54
Best Groomed Cross-Country Ski Trails in
Oregon, 54
Best Hikes with Dogs Oregon, 2nd Ed., 37
Best Hikes with Kids Oregon, 40
Best Short Hikes in Northwest Oregon, 38
Bicycling the Backroads of NW Oregon, 2nd
Ed., 26
Biking Portland, 26
Day Hiking Oregon Coast, 35
Hiking Oregon’s Geology, 2nd Ed., 38
Oregon Desert Guide, 39
Snowshoe Routes Oregon, 54
Soggy Sneakers, 4th Ed., 53
Weekend Rock Oregon, 30
Washington
100 Best Cross-Country Ski Trails in
Washington, 3rd Ed., 54
100 Classic Backcountry Ski and Snowboard
Routes Washington, 54
100 Classic Hikes in Washington, 36
100 Hikes in the Inland Northwest, 2nd Ed.,
36
151 Dives in the Protected Waters of
Washington State and British Columbia,
42
50 Trail Runs in Washington, 39
75 Classic Rides Washington, 26
Accessible Trails in Washington’s
Backcountry, 39
Across the Olympic Mountains, 48
Afoot & Afloat: North Puget Sound & the
Strait of Juan de Fuca, 3rd Ed., 53
Afoot & Afloat: South Puget Sound and Hood
Canal, 4th Ed., 53
Afoot & Afloat: The San Juan Islands, 4th
Ed., 53
Washington, 54
Backpacking Washington, 35
Best Desert Hikes: Washington, 36
Best Hikes with Dogs Inland Northwest, 37
Best Hikes with Dogs Western Washington,
2nd Ed., 37
Best Hikes with Kids Western Washington &
the Cascades, 30
Best Short Hikes in Washington’s North
Cascades and San Juan Islands, 2nd
Ed., 38
Best Wildflower Hikes Washington, 36
Best Winter Walks & Hikes, Puget Sound, 2nd
Ed., 36
Bicycling the Backroads of NW Washington,
4th Ed., 26
Biking Puget Sound, 2nd Ed., 15, 26
Camping Washington, 39
Cascade Alpine Guide Vol. 1, Columbia River
to Stevens Pass, 3rd Ed., 30
Cascade Alpine Guide Vol. 2, Stevens Pass to
Rainy Pass, 3rd Ed.,30
Cascade Alpine Guide Vol. 3, Rainy Pass to
Frasier River, 3rd Ed., 30
Challenge of Rainier, The, 4th Ed., 47
Challenge of the North Cascades, 47
Chefs on the Farm, 20,
Complete Guide to Mount S. Helens National
Volcanic Monument, A, 41
Crags, Eddies & Riprap, 47
Day Hiking Central Cascades, 35
Day Hiking Columbia River Gorge, 35
Day Hiking Eastern Washington, 35
Day Hiking Mount Adams and Goat Rocks, 35
Day Hiking Mount Rainier, 35
Day Hiking North Cascades, 35
Day Hiking Olympic Peninsula, 35
Day Hiking Snoqualmie Region, 2nd Ed., 35
Day Hiking South Cascades, 35
Day Hiking the San Juans and Gulf Islands, 35
Defending Wild Washington, 49
Elwha, 49
Exploring Washington’s Wild Areas, 2nd Ed., 41
Field Guide to the Cascades & Olympics, 2nd
Ed., 49
Geology of the North Cascades, 49
Hiking the Wonderland Trail, 39
Kayaking Puget Sound & the San Juan Islands,
3rd Ed., 53
Lookouts, 48
Mac’s Field Guides: Gulf & San Juan Islands, 50
Mac’s Field Guides: Mt. Rainier NP Flowers &
Trees, 50
Mac’s Field Guides: Mt. Rainier NP Mammals
& Birds, 50
Mac’s Field Guides: Olympic National Park, 50
Mac’s Field Guides: San Juan & Gulf Islands, 50
Monte Cristo, 48
Mount Rainier, 51
Mount Rainier, A Climbing Guide, 31
Mountain Bike Adventures in Washington’s
Northern Cascades & Olympics, 2nd Ed., 26
Southern Cascades & Puget Sound, 2nd
Ed., 26
Mountaineers, The, 48
Nature in the City: Seattle, 39
North Cascades Crest, 51
North Cascades, The, 16,
Olympic Battleground, 2nd Ed., 48
Olympic Mountains Trail Guide, 3rd Ed., 39
Olympic Mountains, A Climbing Guide, 4th
Ed., 31
Outdoor Family Guide to Washington’s
National Parks and Monuments, An, 40
Paddling Washington, 53
Pickets and Dead Men, 46
Roads to Trails Northwest Washington, 39
Seattle Stairway Walks, 39
Selected Climbs in the Cascades Vol I, 2nd
Ed., 31
Selected Climbs in the Cascades Vol II, 31
Snoqualmie Pass, 48
Snowshoe Routes Washington, 2nd Ed., 54
Stehekin, 15, 48
Trekking Washington, 24
Washington Ice, A Climbing Guide, 31
Washington Scrambles, 2nd Ed., 39
Washington’s Channeled Scablands Guide, 39
Waterfall Lover’s Guide to the Pacific
Northwest, 5th Ed., 39
Weekend Rock Washington, 30
Wild Plants of the San Juan Islands, 2nd Ed.,
49
Winter Hikes of Western Washington Deck, 35
Year in Paradise, A, 48
Bicycling the Pacific Coast, 4th Ed., 26
Birdsongs of the Pacific Northwest, 49
Blistered Kind of Love, A, 48
Canoe and Kayak Routes of NW Oregon & SW
Done in a Day Moab, 38
Eat Where You Live, 20,
From Tree to Table, 20,
Front Yard Forager, 19,
Grand Controversy, The, 47
Green Vine, 19,
Hiking the Great Northwest, 2nd Ed., 39
Idaho, A Climbing Guide, 31
Journey on the Crest, 46
Last Voyageur, The, 47
Mac’s Field Guides: Northwest Coast Water
Birds, 50
Mac’s Field Guides: Northwest Coastal Fish,
50
Mac’s Field Guides: Northwest Coastal
Invertebrates, 50
Mac’s Field Guides: Northwest Garden Bugs,
50
Mac’s Field Guides: Northwest Park/Backyard
Birds, 50
Mac’s Field Guides: Northwest Trees, 50
Mac’s Field Guides: Northwest Wildflowers,
50
Mountains Don’t Care, But We Do, 48
Northwest Foraging, 20
Northwest Trees, 2nd Ed., 49
Pacific Coast Foraging Guide, 20,
Pacific Crest Trailside Reader: Oregon &
Washington, 46
Pacific Feast, 20
Paddle Routes of the Inland Northwest, 53
Paddling the Columbia, 53
Rare Bird, 48
Real Gardens Grow Natives, 9, 19
Red Rock Canyon, A Climbing Guide, 31
US - Southwest
Arizona
100 Classic Hikes in Arizona, 3rd Ed., 36
Best Hikes with Dogs Arizona, 37
Best Loop Hikes Arizona, 36
Best Short Hikes in Arizona, 38
Exploring Arizona’s Wild Areas, 2nd Ed., 41
Field Guide to the Grand Canyon, A, 2nd
Ed., 49
Hiking Arizona’s Geology, 38
Hiking the Grand Canyon’s Geology, 38
Let’s Discover Petrified National Forest, 40
Mac’s Pocket Guide: Grand Canyon National
Park Birds & Mammals, 50
Park Flowers, Trees, & Cacti, 50
Park Geology, 50
Weekend Rock Arizona, 30
West - Other
Backyard Roots, 19,
Best Hikes with Dogs Las Vegas and Beyond,
37
Best Hikes with Dogs Utah, 37
Southwest - Other
100 Classic Hikes in Texas, 36
100 Hikes in New Mexico, 3rd Ed., 36
Best Hikes with Children in New Mexico,
2nd Ed., 40
Best Hikes with Dogs Texas Hill Country &
Coast, 37
Hiking the Southwest’s Canyon Country, 3rd
Ed., 39
Hiking the Southwest’s Geology, 38
Mac’s Field Guides: Southwest Cacti, Trees,
50
Mac’s Field Guides: Southwest Park/Garden
Birds, 50
Mac’s Pocket Guide : Southwest Cacti, Trees,
& Shrubs, 50
Mac’s Pocket Guide: Southwest Park &
Garden Birds, 50
Mac’s Pocket Guide: Southwest Things that
Bite & Sting, 50
Pages of Stone, 2nd Ed., 49
Resurrection, 18, 51
Tecate Journals, The, 46
US - Mountain
Colorado
100 Classic Hikes in Colorado, 3rd Ed., 36
100 Years Up High, 32
140 Great Hikes in and Near Palm
Springs, 12, 34
Best Aspen Hikes, The, 32
Best Boulder Hikes, The, 32
Best Colorado Springs Hikes, The, 32
Best Denver Hikes, The, 32
Best Durango Hikes, The, 32
Best Estes Park Hikes, The, 32
Best Fort Collins Hikes, The, 32
Best Front Range Hikes for Children, 32
Best Front Range Hikes, The, 32
Best Front Range Trail Runs, The, 12, 34
Best Grand Junction Hikes, The, 32
Best Hikes with Dogs Colorado, 37
Best Hikes with Kids Colorado, 40
Best Loop Hikes Colorado, 36
Best Rocky Mountain National Park Hikes,
The, 32
Best Southern Front Range Hikes, The, 32
Best Telluride Hikes, The, 32
Best Vail Valley Hikes and Snowshoe Routes,
32
Colorado 14ers, The, 3rd Ed., 34
Colorado 14ers, The, Standard Routes, 34
Colorado Lake Hikes, 32
Colorado Scrambles, 2nd Ed., 34
Colorado Snow Climbs, 34
Colorado Summit Hikes for Everyone, 34
Colorado Trail Databook, The, 5th Ed., 34
Colorado Trail, The, 8th Ed., 34
Colorado Wildflowers, 32
Colorado Year Round Outdoor Guide, The, 34
Colorado’s Quiet Winter Trails, 34
Comanche Peak Wilderness Area, 34
Essential Guide to Black Canyon of the
Gunnison National Park, The, 34
Essential Guide to Great Sand Dunes
National Park and Preserves, The, 34
Exploring Colorado’s Wild Areas, 2nd Ed., 41
Falling Season, The, 43
Flatiron Classics 2nd Ed., 34
Guide to the Colorado Mountains,
10th Ed., 34
Hiking Colorado’s Geology, 38
Hiking Colorado’s Roadless Trails, 34
Outdoor Family Guide to Rocky Mountain
National Park, An, 3rd Ed., 40
Playing for Real, 47
Rocks Above the Clouds, 34
Rocky Mountain Flora, 2nd Ed., 32
Rocky Mountain Wildflowers, 32
Roof of the Rockies, 47
Snowshoe Routes: Colorado’s Front Range,
2nd Ed., 34
Mountain - Other
100 Hikes in Utah, 36
Climber’s Guide to the Teton Range, 3rd Ed.,
A, 30
Crown of the Continent, 18, 51
Cycling the Great Divide, 2nd Ed., 26
Glacier-Waterton International Peace Park
2nd Ed., 41
Mac’s Field Guides: Rocky Mountain
Wildflowers, 50
Mac’s Field Guides: Yellowstone Birds &
Mammals, 50
Mac’s Field Guides: Yellowstone Trees &
Wildflowers, 50
Mac’s Pocket Guide: Glacier Nat. Park Birds &
Mammals, 50
Mac’s Pocket Guide: Glacier Nat. Park Trees
& Flowers, 50
Outdoor Family Guide to Yellowstone and the
Tetons National Parks, 2nd Ed., 40
Selected Climbs in the Desert Southwest, 31
Southern Rockies Wildlands Network Vision, 49
State of the Southern Rockies Ecoregion,
The, 49
Wilderness Original, A, 48
Yellowstone & Grand Teton National Parks
Deck, 37
US - Midwest
Mac’s Field Guides: Midwest Garden Bugs, 50
US - Northeast & Atlantic
100 Classic Hikes in New England, 36
Animal Tracks Mid-Atlantic, 50
Best Hikes with Children in New Jersey, 2nd
Ed., 40
Best Hikes with Children in the Catskills and
Hudson River, 40
Best Hikes with Dogs Boston and Beyond, 37
Best Hikes with Dogs New Hampshire and
Vermont, 37
Best Hikes with Dogs New Jersey, 37
Best Hikes with Dogs New York City &
Beyond, 37
Best Hikes with Kids Connecticut, & Rhode
Island, 40
Best Hikes with Kids Vermont, New
Hampshire & Maine, 40
Best Hikes with Kids Washington DC, the
Beltway & Beyond, 14, 40
Best Loop Hikes New Hampshire’s White
Mountains to the Maine Coast, 36
Mac’s Field Guides: Acadia National Park, 50
Mac’s Field Guides: Northeast Coastal
Fish, 50
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58
Mac’s Field Guides: Northeast Coastal
Invertebrates, 50
Mac’s Field Guides: Northeast Coastal Water
Birds, 50
Mac’s Field Guides: Northeast Garden Bugs,
50
Mac’s Field Guides: Northeast Park/Backyard
Birds, 50
Mac’s Pocket Guide: Isle Royale National
Park, 50
NFCT map 1 - Adirondack North Country,
Fulton Chain of Lakes to Long Lake, 52
Long Lake to Saranac River, 52
Saranac River to Lake Champlain, 52
NFCT map 4 - Islands and Farms: Vermont, 52
NFCT map 5 - Upper Missisquoi Valley:
Vermont/Quebec, 52
NFCT map 6 - Northeast Kingdom: Vermont/
Quebec, 52
NFCT map 7 - Great North Woods: New
Hampshire, 52
NFCT map 8 - Rangeley Lakes Region: Maine,
52
NFCT map 9 - Flagstaff Lake Region: Maine,
52
NFCT map 10 - Greater Jackman: Maine, 52
NFCT map 11 - Moosehead/Penobscot Region:
Maine, 52
NFCT map 12 - Allagash Region,
Umbazooksus Stream to Umsaskis Lake,
52
NFCT map 13 - Allagash Region, Umsaskis
Lake to St. John River, 52
Northern Forest Canoe Trail Official
Guidebook, 52
Outdoor Family Guide to Acadia National
Park, An, 40
Selected Climbs in the Northeast, 31
Snowshoe Routes Adirondacks & Catskills, 54
Snowshoe Routes New England, 54
INTERNATIONAL
US - Southeast
Latin America
100 Classic Hikes in North Carolina, 36
100 Hikes in the Great Smoky Mountains
National Park, 2nd Ed., 36
100 Trails of the Big South Fork, 4th Ed., 36
40 Hikes in Tennessee’s South Cumberland,
3rd Ed., 36
75 Hikes in Virginia’s Shenandoah National
Park, 2nd Ed., 36
Animal Tracks Southeast, 50
Best Hikes with Dogs Georgia & South
Carolina, 37
Best Hikes with Dogs North Carolina, 37
Florida State Parks, 41
Mac’s Field Guides: Great Smoky NP Animals,
50
Mac’s Field Guides: Great Smoky NP Trees &
Wildflowers, 50
Mac’s Field Guides: Southeast Garden Bugs,
50
Selected Climbs in North Carolina, 31
Trekking the Southern Appalachians, 24
Poles
Africa
Kilimanjaro & Mount Kenya Climbing and
Trekking Guide, 2nd Ed., 31
Kissing Kilimanjaro, 46
Asia
All 14 Eight-Thousanders, 45
China by Bike, 26
Chomolungma Sings the Blues, 43
Conquistadors of the Useless, 43
Crystal Horizon, The, 45
Everest (Mountaineers Anthology series), 43
Everest 53, 42
Everest Expedition to the Ultimate, 45
Everest, 2nd Ed., 44
Everest: The West Ridge, 42
Fearless on Everest, 43
Fragile Edge, 43
Himalaya by the Numbers, The, 44
Himalayan Database, The, 43
Himalayan Passage, 48
K2: The Tragedy, 44
K2: The Price of Conquest, 44
Kyrgystan, A Climber’s Map, 31
Nanga Parbat, 44
Thailand, A Climbing Guide, 31
Thin Air, 45
Trekking in Nepal, 8th Ed., 41
Trekking in Tibet, 3rd Ed., 41
Walking the Gobi, 46
Where the Pavement Ends, 26, 48
Wildest Dream, 43
Europe
England by Bike, 26
Fiva, 47
Fontainebleau Climbs, 30
Ireland by Bike, 26
Mont Blanc Range, The, 30
Walking Austria’s Alps 2nd Ed., 41
Aconcagua, A Climber’s Guide, 2nd Ed., 30
Costa Rica’s National Parks and Preserves,
3rd Ed., 41
Ecuador, A Climbing Guide, 30
Galapagos Islands, The, 2nd Ed., 41
Mexico’s Volcanoes, 3rd Ed., 30
Yuraq Janka, 31
Trekking in Bolivia, 41
Trekking in Ecuador, 41
Antarctica, 45
Arctic Superstars, 47
Journey to the Arctic, 18, 51
Mountaineering in Antarctica, 27
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FRONTLIST IN BOLD
40 Hikes in Tennessee’s South Cumberland,
3rd Ed., 36
50 Classic Backcountry Ski & Snowboard
Summits in California, 54
50 Hikes in Alaska’s Chugach State Park, 36
50 Trail Runs in Southern California, 39
50 Trail Runs in Washington, 39
55 Ways to the Wilderness in Southcentral
Alaska, 5th Ed., 41
75 Classic Rides: Northern California, 26
75 Classic Rides Washington, 26
75 Classic Rides Oregon, 26
75 Hikes in Oregon’s Coast Range &
Siskiyous, 2nd Ed., 36
75 Hikes in Virginia’s Shenandoah National
Park, 2nd Ed., 36
75 Hikes in California’s Mount Shasta and
Lassen Volcanic National Park Regions, 36
75 Scrambles in Oregon, 39
100 Best Cross-Country Ski Trails in
100 Classic Backcountry Ski and Snowboard
Routes Washington, 54
100 Classic Hikes in Arizona, 3rd Ed., 36
100 Classic Hikes in Colorado, 3rd Ed., 36
100 Classic Hikes in New England, 36
100 Classic Hikes in North Carolina, 36
100 Classic Hikes in Northern California, 3rd
Ed., 36
100 Classic Hikes in Oregon, 2nd Ed., 36
100 Classic Hikes in Southern California, 36
100 Classic Hikes in Texas, 36
100 Classic Hikes in Washington, 36
100 Hikes in California’s Central Sierra &
Coast Range, 2nd Ed., 36
100 Hikes in New Mexico, 3rd Ed., 36
100 Hikes in the Great Smoky Mountains
National Park, 2nd Ed., 36
100 Hikes in the Inland Northwest, 2nd Ed.,
36
100 Hikes in the San Francisco Bay Area, 36
100 Hikes in Utah, 36
100 Hikes in Yosemite National Park, 36
100 Trails of the Big South Fork, 4th Ed., 36
100 Years Up High, 32
140 Great Hikes in and Near Palm
Springs, 12, 34
151 Dives in the Protected Waters of
Washington State and British Columbia,
42
A
ABCs of Avalanche Safety, The, 3rd Ed., 25, 54
Accessible Trails in Washington’s
Backcountry, 39
Mountaineering, 35
Mountaineering 2014, 13, 35
Aconcagua, A Climber’s Guide, 2nd Ed., 30
Across the Olympic Mountains, 48
Adventure Cycling in Northern California, 26
Adventure Gap, The, 8, 46
Adventure Journal, 24
Afoot & Afloat: North Puget Sound & the
Strait of Juan de Fuca, 3rd Ed., 53
Afoot & Afloat: South Puget Sound and Hood
Canal, 4th Ed.53
Afoot & Afloat: The San Juan Islands, 4th
Ed., 53
Alaska: A Climbing Guide, 31
Alaska’s Brooks Range, 47
All 14 Eight-Thousanders, 45
Alpine Climbing, 28
American Alpine Journal, The, 35
American Alpine Journal 2014, The, 13, 35
American Alpine Journal Index, 35
An Ice Axe, a Camera, and a Jar of Peanut
Butter, 47
Anderl Heckmair, 44
Animal Tracks Mid-Atlantic, 50
Animal Tracks Southeast, 50
Animal Tracks Southern California, 50
Antarctica, 45
Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, 18, 51
Arctic Wings, 18, 51
Altitude Illness, 2nd Ed., 25, 28
Arctic Superstars, 47
Art of Rough Travel, The, 48
Ascent, 44
Avalanche Essentials, 25, 54
Avalanche Handbook, The, 3rd Ed., 25, 54
Avalanche Pocket Guide, 7, 54
B
Babes in the Woods, 23, 40
Backcountry Bear Basics, 23
Backcountry Betty, 21
Backcountry Betty Crafting with Style, 21
Backcountry Cooking, 24
Backcountry Cooking Deck, The, 24
Oregon, 54
Washington, 54
Backcountry Skiing, 53
Backcountry Snowboarding, 54
Backpacking Washington, 35
Backyard Roots, 19,
Bear Country, 51
Bar Mitzvah and the Beast, The, 26, 46
Barking Buddha, 21
Beckoning Silence, The, 45
Being Caribou, 48
Beluga Days, 48
Best Aspen Hikes, The, 32
Best Telluride Hikes, The, 32
Best Boulder Hikes, The, 32
Best Colorado Springs Hikes, The, 32
Best Denver Hikes, The, 32
Best Desert Hikes: Washington, 36
Best Durango Hikes, The, 32
Best Estes Park Hikes, The, 32
Best Fort Collins Hikes, The, 32
Best Front Range Hikes, The, 32
Best Front Range Hikes for Children, 32
Best Front Range Trail Runs, The, 12, 34
Best Grand Junction Hikes, The, 32
Best Groomed Cross-Country Ski Trails in
Oregon, 54
Best Hikes with Children in the Catskills and
Hudson River, 40
Best Hikes with Children in New Jersey, 2nd
Ed., 40
Best Hikes with Children in New Mexico, 2nd
Ed., 40
Best Hikes with Dogs Arizona, 37
Best Hikes with Dogs Boston and Beyond, 37
Best Hikes with Dogs Central California, 37
Best Hikes with Dogs Colorado, 37
Best Hikes with Dogs Georgia & South
Carolina, 37
Best Hikes with Dogs Inland Northwest, 37
Best Hikes with Dogs Las Vegas and Beyond,
37
Best Hikes with Dogs New Hampshire and
Vermont, 37
Best Hikes with Dogs New Jersey, 37
Best Hikes with Dogs New York City &
Beyond, 37
Best Hikes with Dogs North Carolina, 37
Best Hikes with Dogs Oregon, 2nd Ed., 37
Best Hikes with Dogs San Francisco Bay Area
and Beyond, 2nd Ed., 37
Best Hikes with Dogs Southern California, 37
Best Hikes with Dogs Texas Hill Country &
Coast, 37
Best Hikes with Dogs Utah, 37
Best Hikes with Dogs Western Washington,
2nd Ed., 37
Best Hikes with Kids Colorado, 40
Best Hikes with Kids Connecticut, & Rhode
Island, 40
Best Hikes with Kids Oregon, 40
Best Hikes with Kids San Francisco Bay
Area, 40
Best Hikes with Kids Vermont, New
Hampshire & Maine, 40
Best Hikes with Kids Washington DC, the
Beltway & Beyond, 14, 40
Best Hikes with Kids Western Washington &
the Cascades, 40
Best Loop Hikes Arizona, 36
Best Loop Hikes Colorado, 36
Best Loop Hikes New Hampshire’s White
Mountains to the Maine Coast, 36
Best Rocky Mountain National Park Hikes,
The, 32
Best Short Hikes in Arizona, 38
Best Short Hikes in California’s North Sierra
2nd Ed., 38
Best Short Hikes in California’s South Sierra
2nd Ed., 38
Best Short Hikes in Northwest Oregon, 38
Best Short Hikes in Redwood National and
State Parks, 38
Best Short Hikes in Washington’s North
Cascades and San Juan Islands, 2nd
Ed., 38
Best Southern Front Range Hikes, The, 32
Best Vail Valley Hikes and Snowshoe Routes,
32
Best Wildflower Hikes Washington, 36
Best Winter Walks & Hikes, Puget Sound, 2nd
Ed., 36
Beyond Gorp, 23
Bicycling the Backroads of NW Oregon, 2nd
Ed., 26
Bicycling the Backroads of NW Washington,
4th Ed., 26
Bicycling the Pacific Coast, 4th Ed., 26
Bicycling with Children, 40
Big Wall Climbing, 28
Biking Portland, 26
Biking Puget Sound, 2nd Ed., 15, 26
Birdsongs of the Pacific Northwest, 49
Blistered Kind of Love, A, 48
Blue Tarp Bible, The, 21
Boardman Tasker Omnibus, The, 43
Boater’s Safety Handbook, 53
Bouldering, 28
Brotherhood of the Rope, 42
Bugaboo Rock: A Climbing Guide, 2nd Ed., 31
Burgess Book of Lies, The, 43
C
Cairns, 23
Call of the Ice, The, 10, 43
Camp 4, 47
Camp Free in B.C., 4th Ed., 38
Camping Washington, 39
Canoe and Kayak Routes of NW Oregon & SW
Cascade Alpine Guide Vol. 1, Columbia River
to Stevens Pass, 3rd Ed., 30
Cascade Alpine Guide Vol. 2, Stevens Pass to
Rainy Pass, 3rd Ed., 30
Cascade Alpine Guide Vol. 3, Rainy Pass to
Frasier River, 3rd Ed., 30
Challenge of Rainier, The, 4th Ed., 47
Challenge of the North Cascades, 47
Chasing Waves, 46
Chefs on the Farm, 20
China by Bike, 26
Chomolungma Sings the Blues, 43
City Goats, 20,
Climber’s Guide to the Teton Range, 3rd Ed.,
A, 30
Climbing California’s Fourteeners, 30
Climbing Dictionary, The, 30
Climbing: Expedition Planning, 28
Climbing: From Gym to Crag, 28
Climbing Self Rescue, 25, 28
Climbing the Seven Summits, 27
Climbing: Training for Peak Performance,
2nd Ed., 24, 28
Cloud Dancers, 44
Cold Wars, 44
Colorado 14ers, The, 3rd Ed., 34
Colorado 14ers, The, Standard Routes, 34
Colorado Lake Hikes, 32
Colorado’s Quiet Winter Trails, 34
Colorado Scrambles, 2nd Ed., 34
Colorado Snow Climbs, 34
Colorado Summit Hikes for Everyone, 34
Colorado Trail, The, 8th Ed., 34
Colorado Trail Databook, The, 5th Ed., 34
Colorado Year Round Outdoor Guide, The, 34
Colorado Wildflowers, 32
Columbia Mountains of Central Canada, 7th
Ed., 31
Comanche Peak Wilderness Area, 34
Complete Guide to Cross-Country Ski
Preparation, The, 54
Complete Guide to Mount S. Helens National
Volcanic Monument, A, 41
Conditioning for Outdoor Fitness, 2nd Ed., 24
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TITLE INDEX
Conquistadors of the Useless, 43
Cool Season Gardener, 21
Costa Rica’s National Parks and Preserves,
3rd Ed., 41
Courage and Misfortune (Mountaineers
Anthology Series), 43
Crag Survival Handbook, The, 27
Crags, Eddies & Riprap, 47
Cross-Country Skiing, 53
Crystal Horizon, The, 45
Cycling the Great Divide, 2nd Ed., 26
Crown of the Continent, 18, 51
Park and Preserves, The, 34
Essential Knots, 21, 23
Everest (Mountaineers Anthology series), 43
Everest 53, 42
Everest, 2nd Ed., 44
Everest Expedition to the Ultimate, 45
Everest: The West Ridge, 42
Everyday Wisdom, 24
Exploring Arizona’s Wild Areas, 2nd Ed., 41
Exploring Colorado’s Wild Areas, 2nd Ed., 41
Exploring Washington’s Wild Areas, 2nd
Ed., 41
Extreme Alpinism, 27
D
Dark Shadows Falling, 45
Day Hiking Central Cascades, 35
Day Hiking Columbia River Gorge, 35
Day Hiking Eastern Washington, 35
Day Hiking Mount Adams and Goat Rocks, 35
Day Hiking Mount Rainier, 35
Day Hiking North Cascades, 35
Day Hiking Olympic Peninsula, 35
Day Hiking Oregon Coast, 35
Day Hiking the San Juans and Gulf Islands, 35
Day Hiking Snoqualmie Region, 2nd Ed., 35
Day Hiking South Cascades, 35
Day Hiker’s Handbook, 24
Deborah: A Wilderness Narrative (& Mountain
of My Fear), 42
Defending Wild Washington, 49
Denali: A Literary Anthology, 47
Denali National Park, 41
Denali’s West Buttress, 30
Desert Sense, 24
Dishonorable Dr. Cook, The, 47
Dog Park Wisdom, 21
Done in a Day Banff, 2nd Ed., 38
Done in a Day Calgary, 38
Done in a Day Jasper, 38
Done in a Day Moab, 38
Done in a Day Whistler, 38
Don’t Die Out There! Deck, 24
Don’t Drown Out There! Deck, 24
Don’t Forget the Duct Tape, 24
Don’t Freeze Out There! Deck, 24, 53
Don’t Get Eaten, 24
Don’t Get Lost Out There! Deck, 7, 24
Don’t Get Poisoned, 24
Don’t Get Sick, 24
Don’t Get Sunburned, 24
Don’t Waste Your Time in the Canadian
Duke of the Abruzzi, The, 42
E
Eat Where You Live, 20,
Eco-Chic Home, 20,
Ecuador, A Climbing Guide, 30
Edible Heirlooms, 20
Elwha, 49
Emergency Survival, 25
England by Bike, 26
Eric Shipton: Six Mountain Travel Books, 44
Escape Routes, 45
Essential Guide to Black Canyon of the
Gunnison National Park, The, 34
Essential Guide to Great Sand Dunes National
60
F
Faith of Cranes, 48
Falling Season, The, 43
Fat of the Land, 20
Fearless on Everest, 43
Field Guide to the Cascades & Olympics, 2nd
Ed., 49
Field Guide to the Grand Canyon, A, 2nd
Ed., 49
Fifty Favorite Climbs, 27
Fine Kind of Madness, A, 46
Fit By Nature, 24
Fiva, 47
Flatiron Classics 2nd Ed., 34
Florida State Parks, 41
Fontainebleau Climbs, 30
Food Grown Right, In Your Own Backyard, 20
Forget Me Not, 46
Fragile Edge, 43
Free Spirit, 11, 42, 45
Freedom Climbers, 42
Freedom of the Hills Deck, 27
Free-Heel Skiing, 53
Fresh Pantry, 6, 19
From Tree to Table, 20
Front Yard Forager, 19
G
Galapagos Islands, The, 2nd Ed., 41
Gentle Expeditions, 31
Geology of the North Cascades, 49
Glacier Bay National Park, 53
Glacier Travel & Crevasse Rescue, 2nd Ed.,
25, 28, 54
Glacier-Waterton International Peace Park
2nd Ed., 41
Glorious Failures (Mountaineers Anthology
series), 43
Going Higher, 5th Ed., 25
GPS Made Easy, 5th Ed., 23
Grand Controversy, The, 47
Green Vine, 19,
Guide to the Colorado Mountains, 10th Ed.,
34
Gym Climbing, 28
H
Heading Outdoors Eventually Leads Within,
38
Healthy Back Book, The, 21, 24
Healthy Knees Book, The, 21, 24
Hermann Buhl, 45
High Alaska, 47
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High Infatuation, 46
High Sierra, The, 3rd Ed., 30
Hiking Arizona’s Geology, 38
Hiking Colorado’s Geology, 38
Hiking Colorado’s Roadless Trails, 34
Hiking Light Handbook, 24
Hiking Oregon’s Geology, 2nd Ed., 38
Hiking the Grand Canyon’s Geology, 38
Hiking the Great Northwest, 2nd Ed., 39
Hiking the Southwest’s Canyon Country, 3rd
Ed., 39
Hiking the Southwest’s Geology, 38
Hiking the Wonderland Trail, 39
Himalaya by the Numbers, The, 44
Himalayan Database, The, 43
Himalayan Passage, 48
How to Knit in the Woods, 21
Hypothermia, Frostbite, and Other Cold
Injuries, 2nd Ed., 25
I
I Promise Not To Suffer, 46, 48
Ice and Mixed Climbing, 28
Ice Bear, 51
Ice World, 30
Idaho, A Climbing Guide, 31
In the Zone, 43
Illusion Dweller, 42
Ireland by Bike, 26
J
John Muir: The Eight Wilderness Discovery
Books, 48
Journey on the Crest, 46
Journey to the Arctic, 18, 51
Joyride, 26, 46
K
K2: The Tragedy, 44
K2: The Price of Conquest, 44
Kayaking Puget Sound & the San Juan
Islands, 3rd Ed., 53
Kilimanjaro & Mount Kenya Climbing and
Trekking Guide, 2nd Ed., 31
Kiss or Kill, 46
Kissing Kilimanjaro, 46
Kyrgystan, A Climber’s Map, 31
L
Last Hero: Bill Tilman, The, 45
Last Polar Bear, The, 18, 51
Last Step, The, 42
Last Voyageur, The, 47
Leadership the Outward Bound Way, 23
Leave No Trace, 2nd Ed., 24
Let’s Discover Petrified National Forest, 40
Life on the Edge, A, 42
Lightly on the Land, 2nd Ed., 49
Lightning Strikes, 23
Little Book of Bender’s Big Adventures,
The, 21
Live! From Death Valley, 48
Live Generously, 21
Long Trek Home, A, 46
Lookouts, 48
Lou Whitaker: Memoirs of a Mountain Guide,
44
M
Mac’s Field Guides, 50
Acadia National Park
Alaskan Wildlife
California Coastal Birds
California Coastal Fish
California Coastal Invertebrates
California Garden Bugs
Denali National Park
Great Smoky NP Animals
Great Smoky NP Trees & Wildflowers
Gulf & San Juan Islands
Midwest Garden Bugs
Mt. Rainier NP Flowers & Trees
Mt. Rainier NP Mammals & Birds
North American Birds of Prey
North American Dinosaurs
North American Freshwater Fish
North American Land Mammals
North America Marine Mammals
North American Reptiles
North American Salmon & Trout
Northeast Coastal Water Birds
Northeast Coastal Fish
Northeast Coastal Invertebrates
Northeast Garden Bugs
Northeast Park/Backyard Birds
Northern California Park/Garden Birds
Northern California Wildflowers
Northwest Coast Water Birds
Northwest Coastal Fish
Northwest Coastal Invertebrates
Northwest Garden Bugs
Northwest Park/Backyard Birds
Northwest Trees
Northwest Wildflowers
Rocky Mountain Wildflowers
San Juan & Gulf Islands
Southeast Garden Bugs
Southwest Cacti, Trees
Southwest Park/Garden Birds
Yellowstone Birds & Mammals
Yellowstone Trees & Wildflowers
Yosemite Birds & Mammals
Yosemite Trees & Wildflowers
Mac’s Pocket Guide,
Grand Canyon National Park Birds &
Mammals
Grand Canyon National Park Flowers, Trees,
& Cacti
Grand Canyon National Park Geology
Isle Royale National Park
Southwest Park & Garden Birds
Southwest Cacti, Trees, & Shrubs
Southwest Things that Bite & Sting
Glacier Nat. Park Birds & Mammals
Glacier Nat. Park Trees & Flowers
Making Camp, 24
Marine Medicine, 2nd Ed., 25
Medicine for Mountaineering, 6th Ed., 25
Mexico’s Volcanoes, 3rd Ed., 30
Midnight Wilderness, 18
Miles from Nowhere, 26, 48
Minus 148, 42
Mixed Emotions, 45
Moments of Doubt, 45
Mont Blanc Range, The, 30
Monte Cristo, 48
More Backcountry Cooking, 24
More Everyday Wisdom, 24
Mount McKinley: Icy Crown of North
America, 47
Mount Rainier, 51
Mount Rainier, A Climbing Guide, 31
Mount Whitney, 2nd Ed., 39
Mountain Bike Adventures in Southwest
British Columbia, 26
Northern Cascades & Olympics, 2nd
Ed., 26
Southern Cascades & Puget Sound, 2nd
Ed., 26
Mountain Bike Emergency Repair, 26
Mountain of My Fear, The (& Deborah), 42
Mountain Sickness, 25
Mountain Travel & Rescue, 25
Mountain Weather, 23
Mountaineering First Aid, 5th Ed., 23, 25
Mountaineering in Antarctica, 27
Mountaineering: The Freedom of the Hills,
8th Ed., 27
Mountaineers, The, 48
Mountains Don’t Care, But We Do, 48
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N
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Nanga Parbat, 44
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North Cascades, The, 16,
North Cascades Crest, 51
Northern Forest Canoe Trail Official
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#1 - Adirondack North Country, Fulton Chain
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Northwest Trees, 2nd Ed., 49
O
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Paddle Routes of the Inland Northwest,
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Paddling the Columbia, 53
Paddling Washington, 53
Pages of Stone, 2nd Ed., 49
Photography: Night Sky, 22, 51
Photography: Outdoors, 3rd. Ed., 22, 51
Pickets and Dead Men, 46
Planet Ice, 18, 51
Playing for Real, 47
Pocket Doctor, 3rd Ed., 25
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R
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Roads to Trails Northwest Washington,
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Rock Climbing, 2nd Ed., 6, 28
Rock Climbing Anchors, 28
Rocks Above the Clouds, 34
Rocky Mountain Flora, 2nd Ed., 32
Rocky Mountain Wildflowers, 32
Roof of the Rockies, 47
Roskelley Collection, The, 42
Rowing into the Son, 46
S
Salmon in the Trees, 18, 51
Salvage Studio, The, 20
Sandstone Spine, 45
Sea Kayaking, 52
Seattle Stairway Walks, 39
Selected Climbs in North Carolina, 31
Selected Climbs in the Cascades Vol I, 2nd
Ed., 31
Selected Climbs in the Cascades Vol II, 31
Selected Climbs in the Desert Southwest, 31
Selected Climbs in the Northeast, 31
Seventymile Kid, The, 47
Sherman Exposed, 44
Sierra, 51
Sierra High Route, 2nd Ed., 39
Sled Book, The, 21
Small Feet, Big Land, 46
Snoqualmie Pass, 48
Snow Travel, 25
Snowboarding, 53
Snowshoe Routes Adirondacks & Catskills,
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Snowshoe Routes: Colorado’s Front Range,
2nd Ed., 34
Snowshoe Routes New England, 54
Snowshoe Routes Northern California, 54
Snowshoe Routes Oregon, 54
Snowshoe Routes Washington, 2nd Ed., 54
Snowshoeing, 5th Ed., 53
Soggy Sneakers, 4th Ed., 53
Southern Rockies Wildlands Network Vision,
49
Spirited Waters, 46
Sport Climbing, 28
Stand Up Paddling, 52
State of the Southern Rockies Ecoregion,
The, 49
Staying Alive in Avalanche Terrain, 2nd
Ed., 25
Staying Found, 3rd Ed., 23
Stehekin, 15, 48
Steller’s Island, 47
Stettner Way, The, 47
Stone Crusade, 31
Stone Palaces, 47
Strange and Dangerous Dreams, 47
Surfing, 52
Surviving Denali, 47
T
Tecate Journals, The, 46
Tent and Car Camper’s Handbook, 24
Thailand, A Climbing Guide, 31
Thin Air, 45
Through a Land of Extremes, 42
Tilman: The Eight Sailing/MountainExploration Books, H.W., 45
Tilman: The Seven Mountain-Travel Books,
H.W., 45
Tilting at Mountains, 43
Timberline, 49
To the Arctic, 18, 51
Totem Pole, The, 44
Trad Guide to Joshua Tree, The, 34
Travels to the Edge, 41
Trekker’s Handbook, 24
Trekking California, 24
Trekking in Bolivia, 41
Trekking in Ecuador, 41
Trekking in Nepal, 8th Ed., 41
Trekking in Tibet, 3rd Ed., 41
Trekking the Southern Appalachians, 24
Trekking Washington, 24
Triathlon Revolution, 24
U
Uncle Dave’s Cow, 19,
Unleashed, 21
Urban Farm Handbook, The, 20
Urban Pantry, 19
V
Villain, The, 44
W
Wake Up and Smell the Planet, 20
Walking Austria’s Alps, 2nd Ed., 41
Walking San Diego, 2nd Ed., 39
Walking the Big Wild, 48
Walking the Gobi, 46
Washington Ice, A Climbing Guide, 31
Washington Scrambles, 2nd Ed., 39
Washington’s Channeled Scablands
Guide, 39
Waterfall Lover’s Guide to Northern
California, 39
Waterfall Lover’s Guide to the Pacific
Northwest, 5th Ed., 39
Ways to the Sky, 47
Weekend Rock Arizona, 30
Weekend Rock Oregon, 30
Weekend Rock Washington, 30
Where Locals Hike in the Canadian
Where Locals Hike in the West Kootenay,
3rd Ed., 38
Where the Pavement Ends, 26, 48
Wild Plants of the San Juan Islands, 2nd
Ed., 49
Wild Snow, 54
Wilderness 911, 24, 25
Wilderness & Travel Medicine, 4th Ed., 25
Wilderness Basics, 4th Ed., 23
Wilderness GPS, 23
Wilderness Navigation, 2nd Ed., 23
Wilderness Original, A, 48
Wildest Dream, 43
Winter Hikes of Western Washington
Deck, 35
Winter Hiking and Camping, 24, 54
Y
Year in Paradise, A, 48
Yellowstone to Yukon, 18, 51
Yellowstone & Grand Teton National
Parks Deck, 37
Yosemite National Park Deck, 37
Your Green Abode, 20
Yuraq Janka, 31
Z
Zen of Mountains and Climbing, 20
Zen of Oceans and Surfing, 20
Zen of Snowy Trails, 20
Zen of Watching Birds, 20
Zen of Wilderness and Walking, 20
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