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2019 WOMEN OF CLIMBING CALENDAR
For over 20 years our Women of Climbing calendar has adorned the walls of climber’s homes, offices and gyms.
We want to represent women in our community. Whether they be wedged in a desert crack or poised on granite
granules, we strive to collect the most inspiring images of women in their element.
$16.95
CREEK FREAK: INDIAN CREEK CLIMBS BY KARL KELLEY
Indian Creek has solidified itself as the world’s most iconic crack-climbing area. Creek Freak is the next-generation climbing guide—
doubling the amount of previously published routes and unearthing numerous neglected crags. Karl Kelley, arguably the most passionate
Creek devotee, has drawn from decades of experience and near-daily visits to Indian Creek to provide a guide that addresses the needs of
modern Creak Freaks. In what may be the biggest task of all, Kelley exhumed the first-ascent information for the vast majority of climbs.
History and pertinent information abound. The masses have spoken and Creek Freak delivers.
$45
what’snew
100% of the author’s royalties are donated to the Access Fund
Limited Edition Bears Ears cover!
INSTRUCTION & TRAINING
VERTICAL MINDBy Don McGrath & Jeff Elison
In Vertical Mind, Don McGrath and Jeff Elison teach rock climbers how to improve their mental
game in order to climb better and have more fun. They relate how the latest research in brain
science and psychology can help retrain the mind and body for higher levels of performance,
as well as how to train and overcome fears and anxiety that hold you back and take the fun out of climbing. Additionally, they instruct climbing
partners how to engage in co-creative coaching to help each other improve.
$24.95
INSTRUCTION & TRAINING
ONE MOVE TOO MANY
By Volker Schoeffl, Thomas Hochholzer & Sam Lightner Jr.
One Move Too Many is THE only resource for climbers written by medical doctors. Dr. Schoeffl
is considered the most knowledgable doctor in the world when it comes to the study and treatment of climbing injuries. For those who’ve made one move
too many, esteemed sports medicine doctors Dr. Volker Schoeff and Dr. Thomas Hochholzer provide
an in-depth examination of common climbing injuries, treatments, and prevention. From the
mildest case of belayers neck to a complete finger pulley rupture, get the information you need to
avoid injury or to get back on the rock as soon as possible.
$32.95
best sellersUTAH
MOAB CLIMBS: HIGH ON MOABBy Karl Kelley
Towers, crags, bouldering—it’s all here. Never before have the climbs of greater Moab been so well documented. Long-time Moab local Karl Kelly draws from the town’s climbing community and decades of climbing on the world-class sandstone. This book describes the very best climbing in Utah’s picturesque red rock desert.
$35.00
WASHINGTON
THE INDEX TOWN WALLSBy Chris Kalman & Matty Van Biene
The Index Town Walls, a beautiful collection of granite crags in the Skykomish Valley just outside Seattle, are praised for their superb quality and variety. Everything from 800-foot trad odysseys, to modern clip-ups, to Grade IV aid climbs, are found nestled among the forest, river, and alpine peaks. This guidebook is comprehensive, covering not only the vast majority of the historic routes (some of which have been reclaimed by the forest), but also many brand-spanking-new ones. Some suggest that Index has the densest collection of high quality routes in the world. There’s only one way to find out…
$32.95
BLACK CANYON ROCK CLIMBSBy Robbie Williams
A rope, a rack and the shirt on your back has long been the best way to climb in the Black. With the release of this landmark guidebook, the Black Canyon’s many routes, as well as its rich climbing history, is revealed to climbers and armchair mountaineers alike. Black Canyon Rock Climbs does more than describe the area’s many routes, it also brings alive the flavor, history and character of this primordial canyon.
$28.00
BOULDERING ROCKY MOUNTAIN NATIONAL PARK & MOUNT EVANSBy Jamie Emerson
The best wilderness bouldering in the country is tucked among the imposing peaks of Colorado’s Rocky Mountains. The stunning setting, wild and unpredictable weather, and beautiful difficult problems make the mountains an exhilarating summer bouldering destination. This guidebook documents not only the names, grades, and locations of all the classic problems, but the history and culture of the outstanding alpine bouldering in RMNP and Mt. Evans.
$29.95
CLASSIC BOULDER CLIMBSBy Fred Knapp & Mike Stevens
The best climbs of Boulder, Colorado are included in this select guide. From Eldorado Canyon’s multi-pitch classics to the sport climbs of Dinosaur Mountain and Boulder Canyon; from slab-happy cruises in the Flatirons to the city’s famed bouldering, this guide covers it all.
$9.95
COLORADO BOULDERING: FRONT RANGEBy Phillip Bergamot & Matt Semat
Colorado’s Front Range is the most fabled bouldering destination in the west—from the urban backdrop of Flagstaff to the remote feel of the Flatirons, from the alpine Poudre Canyon to the winter warmth of Garden of the Gods, and thousands of problems in between. If you’re looking for new problems and areas or just need to shake up your usual circuits, this new guide provides details and accuracy available nowhere else.
$32.95
colorado
ELDORADO CANYON: A CLIMBING GUIDEBy Steve Levin
Eldorado Canyon—with its red rock walls, cascading creek, and dazzling lichen—is the crown jewel of Colorado climbing. Intricate movement and cerebral climbing draw visitors from around the world. Adventure awaits on the multi-pitch outings and distant crags, while roadside routes greet the after work crowd. Few areas offer the ambiance and grand atmosphere of this magical venue.
$39.95
FUN CLIMBS COLORADOBy Sibylle Hechtel
Looking for epic-free climbing outings suited for kids, visiting family and older climbers? Hechtel has distilled her extensive knowledge of Colorado climbing and has thoughtfully chosen the best routes at eight major Colorado climbing areas as well as Vedauwoo, WY. Insightful advice attends to the special needs of climbing with family members of all ages. This guide also bridges the gap between climbing guide and vacation planner, detailing logistical information necessary for families.
$22.00
FRONT RANGE TOPROPESBy Fred Knapp
The phenomenally popular Front Range Topropes has been redesigned to include new areas. Beautiful maps, clear cliff photos, and detailed written descriptions make route finding a breeze. From Fort Collins to south of Colorado Springs, this guide includes over 600 of Colorado’s best toproping routes.
$16.95
GUNNISON ROCKBy Leo Malloy
The Gunnison area offers a climbing experience that many believe to be extinct—high quality abundant rock, amazing scenery, and solitude. Long off the radar, this gem of trad, mixed and sport climbing is rapidly becoming discovered as many of the best U.S. climbers have reveled at its offerings. The area of God’s Crag, south of Gunnison near Lake City, has one of the finest 5.13 sport routes anywhere in the western United States.
$32.95
THE PARKBy Fred Knapp & Mike Stevens
Rocky Mountain National Park is one of the finest alpine rock climbing destinations in America. In addition to the multi-pitch lines of Lumpy Ridge, this guide features The Diamond, Petit Grepon, Spearhead, Chiefshead, Hallet Peak, and much more. Topos, photos, maps, and good advice.
$9.95
DEVIL’S HEAD CLIMBINGBy Tod Anderson
New for 2018, Tod Anderson’s Devil’s Head Climbing contains almost 1000 new routes not covered in any print guide. Detailed maps with embedded aerial photos and sector photos make locating the 120 crags easy in the new book. Devil’s Head Climbing covers all of the Rampart Range crags spread out along Rampart Range Road extending from just south of Denver to Colorado Springs. With 1500 routes less than an hour’s drive from downtown Denver, and free camping, Devil’s Head is sure to be a sought after destination for years to come.
$35.00
ROCK CLIMBING ST. VRAIN CANYONSBy Bernard Gillet
Come and enjoy one of the best-kept climbing secrets of the Front Range. Nestled in the foothills east of Rocky Mountain National Park, the St. Vrain Canyons are enjoying renewed interest. Hundreds of new and previously undocumented routes are suitable for climbers of all abilities. More than 750 routes, most within 30 minutes of the car, offer a fresh and peaceful climbing experience.
$32.00
SERIOUS PLAYBy Steve Dieckhoff
Serious Play is a unique hybrid climbing guide/instructional manual. This beautifully illustrated primer teaches traditional climbing skills while providing detailed route information for the Front Range’s finest moderate lines.
$18.00
DENVER CLIMBING GUIDE By Tod Anderson & Thomas Hansen
The Denver Climbing Guide is a remarkable, first-of-its-kind guidebook that will inspire climbers to check out areas they may never have visited, while providing the most up-to-date information on hundreds of new routes in the popular Clear Creek Canyon, North Table Mountain, Coal Creek Canyon and Castlewood Canyon climbing areas. Distilling route information in a symbol-based format allows the book to take up very little room in your backpack. This is our second book (behind Leavenworth Bouldering) to use QR codes linked to Google maps. Need to find the parking? Scan the QR code and it opens Google maps on your phone. Ditto for landmark routes. There’s never been a guide quite like this one.
$28.00
CLIMBING BOULDER’S FLATIRONS SECOND EDITIONBy Jason Haas
The Flatirons, forming the famed skyline above Boulder, Colorado are home to a plethora of classic lines spanning the grades. From modern sport climbs to classic multi-pitch outings, this is one of the great destination areas. This modern comprehensive color book includes beautiful action photos, overview maps, photo-overlays, gear lists and GPS coordinates.
$35.00
COLORADO’S FRONT RANGE THIRTEENERS By Derek A. Wolfe
These Thirteeners offer an extension from the busy, very popular Fourteeners and other high-use recreation areas in Colorado’s Front Range. With ascents varying from hikes, scrambles, snow climbs and technical routes, this tome describes many options for those seeking alpine adventure.
$35.00
NORTHERN UTAH LIMESTONEBy Casey Hyder
Northern Utah is well known for its high quality limestone, especially in world renowned Logan Canyon. With recently added crags, including those of Causey, this region has become even more of a destination area.
$16.95
OGDEN AREA CLIMBING GUIDE By David Robb
This is the first comprehensive guidebook for the northern Wasatch Front. The Ogden area’s rich climbing history combined with a recent explosion of new route activity is certain to put Ogden on the map.
$19.95
LEAVENWORTH BOULDERINGBy Kelly H. Sheridan
Leavenworth Bouldering offers detailed directions, maps, and beta for more than 1,200 boulder problems in one of the Pacific Northwest’s premiere bouldering areas. Leavenworth Bouldering also includes dozens of beautiful and inspiring photos of the climbing in Little Bavaria, essays and artwork from long-time local climbers, and thoroughly-researched essays on the area’s history, flora, fauna, and geology. For climbers in the Pacific Northwest, Leavenworth is an open gateway to a lifetime of magical bouldering experiences—all you have to do is take the first step!
$32.95
THE INDEX TOWN WALLSBy Chris Kalman & Matty Van Biene
The Index Town Walls, a beautiful collection of granite crags in the Skykomish Valley just outside Seattle, are praised for their superb quality and variety. Everything from 800-foot trad odysseys, to modern clip-ups, to Grade IV aid climbs, are found nestled among the forest, river, and alpine peaks. This guidebook is comprehensive, covering not only the vast majority of the historic routes (some of which have been reclaimed by the forest), but also many brand-spanking-new ones.
$32.95
washington
CREEK FREAK: INDIAN CREEK CLIMBSBy Karl Kelley
Karl Kelley has likely spent more time in Indian Creek than any other climber. He can be spotted at crags—obscure and popular—checking route beta, chatting with climbers, picking up trash, offering advice. He has climbed on 1,300 of the over 2000 routes contained within this guide (nearly double the route count of the previous book). To top it off, Karl is donating 100% of his royalties to the Access Fund and has convinced Sharp End, Pagan Mountaineering, and Gearheads to offer $1 for each book sold.
$45.00
HIGH ON MOABBy Karl Kelley
Towers, crags, bouldering—it’s all here. Never before have the climbs of greater Moab been so well documented. Long-time Moab local Karl Kelly draws from the town’s climbing community and decades of climbing on the world-class sandstone. This book describes the very best climbing in Utah’s picturesque red rock desert.
$35.00
ST. GEORGE BOULDERINGBy Dallas Lasley
St. George, Utah has rapidly emerged as one of America’s great climbing destinations. St. George Bouldering is the definitive guide to the amazing problems found near this resort city. With abundant moderate problems, as well as mid-grade gems and unsent projects, St. George will not disappoint the cordless climber.
$18.95
ROCK CLIMBS OF SOUTHWEST UTAH (ST. GEORGE)By Todd Goss
This full-color guide will make you want to pack up and buy real estate in St. George, Utah. With eight rock types, 50+ areas and many renowned crags, the St. George region has become the West’s premier sport climbing venue. Routes run the gamut from novice to expert, and scenery from red rock to alpine. This diverse area, boasting nearly a thousand climbs, truly has something to satisfy any climber’s taste.
$35.00
utah
SPEARFISH, THE VC & OTHER BLACK HILLS LIMESTONEBy Mikel Cronin
The Black Hills in western South Dakota is one of North America’s premier limestone sport climbing areas. Well-protected routes on bomber, blue & tan limestone make for spectacular climbing. From the pocket paradise of Spearfish Canyon with routes on vertical to slightly overhanging rock, to The VC with its forearm-blasting, knee-bar-scumming steep headwalls, the diversity of the climbing here offers a smorgasbord of styles.
$28.00
SOUTH DAKOTA NEEDLES: ADVENTURE CLIMBS OF HERB AND JAN CONNBy Lindsay Stephens
Long before camming devices, sticky rubber or kernmantle ropes, a daring duo from the East Coast took to South Dakota’s Needles with an 80-foot rope, soft iron pitons and tennis shoes. Herb and Jan Conn made their mark exploring and mapping the Needles, as well as ascending classic and sometimes outrageous lines leading to incredible summits. This guide describes over 240 climbs and recounts the stories of this enigmatic Black Hills couple.
$15.95
YOSEMITE TOPROPESBy Rob Floyd
Finally, the world’s greatest climbing area is accessible to all. Rob Floyd’s Yosemite Topropes describes over a hundred great toprope problems in our most spectacular national park. Thoughtful icons indicate required gear, anchor access, child safety, approach difficulty, and rock angle.
$8.95
TUOLUMNE TOPROPESBy Rob Floyd
Tuolumne Topropes brings the alpine domes and boulders of Tuolumne Meadows to climbers of all abilities. Toproping is made easy with thoughtful icons describing anchor accessibility, required gear, approaches, rock angle, and child safety.
$10.95
south dakota
california
JEMEZ ROCKBy J. Marc Beverly
Welcome to the enchanting rock climbing of the Jemez Mountains. Climbing opportunities abound on the basalt, tuff and granite that furnish everything from splitter cracks to monster caves to world class bouldering. Locals and visitors alike finally have a comprehensive reference to the vast climbing surrounding Albuquerque and Santa Fe.
$28.00
TAOS ROCK: CLIMBS AND BOULDERS OF NORTHERN NEW MEXICOBy Jay Foley
With over 300 days of sunshine a year, Northern New Mexico offers mild winters, cool summers, unrivaled sunsets and panoramic vistas. Crank cobbles at El Rito, sample splitter cracks and bolted basalt in the Rio Grande Corridor, savor multi-pitch trad climbing on Questa Dome, or visit many fine bouldering destinations.
$19.95
SANDIA ROCKBy Mic Schein
Towering over the high desert city of Albuquerque, the Sandia Mountains are arguably New Mexico’s finest backcountry climbing area. With a wide spectrum of route difficulty and commitment levels, these mountains offer adventure for the beginner, as well as the seasoned veteran.
$17.95
new mexico
Oregon
MOUNT HOOD: A CLIMBER’S GUIDEBy Bill Mullee
Drawing on the vast experiences of over three dozen veteran Hood mountaineers, Mount Hood: A Climber’s Guide provides in-depth, firsthand descriptions of the mountain’s many routes. Contributors, such as the venerable Fred Beckey, write about weather, objective dangers, and how to stay safe and succeed. Routes are clearly illustrated on exceptional aerial photos, while stunning scenic and action images will inspire visitors and regulars alike.
$28.00
FUN CLIMBS RED ROCKS: TOPROPES & MODERATESBy Jason Martin
Las Vegas’ Red Rocks is one of the premier climbing destinations in the US. This modern-era guide provides a detailed road map for the visiting climber looking for epic-free outings. Martin, a Vegas climbing guide, provides thorough climbing info on topropes and moderate sport climbs, as well as the most precise beta around on the longer easier multi-pitch routes.
$22.95
ENCHANTED ROCK: A CLIMBER’S GUIDEBy Sean O’Gradey
Located in the West Texas Hill Country near Austin, Enchanted Rock receives over 250,000 visitors a year and offers more than 300 roped routes and a virtually untapped bouldering scene. Enchanted Rock: A Climber’s Guide is the most comprehensive guide in over 15 years. Full route descriptions include gear suggestions, bolt counts, and route recommendations.
$17.95
oregon
nevada
texas
OKLAHOMA ROCKBy Tony Mayse
“Oklahoma is the other granite state,” declares renowned climber and author Doug Robinson. Oklahoma Rock will, without a doubt, get you excited about climbing on some of the best granite found anywhere! This full-color guidebook covers climbing in the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge and Quartz Mountain. Describing more than 400 routes, this tome also includes a bouldering guide to Quartz Mountain, GPS QR codes, gear lists, easy to read topos, history, and stories by first ascentionists. ]
$35.00
NYC BOULDERINGBy Gareth Leah
New York City is best known for its yellow cabs, retail stores, and phenomenal skyline. It’s a city full of coffee culture, alternative fashion and rock climbing…. This lesser known fact may come as a surprise to most who have yet to explore the hidden landscapes beneath the city’s veil of steel and concrete. These unique boulders are steeped in history and offer a climbing experience like nowhere else in the world!
$22.00
CASTLES IN THE SAND : A CLIMBER’S GUIDE TO SEDONA & OAK CREEK CANYONBy David Bloom
Castles in the Sand: A Climber’s Guide to Sedona and Oak Creek Canyon is the ultimate guide to the modern routes in the Sedona area. Featuring never before published contemporary routes, as well as the worthy established classics, this is the reference for locals and visitors alike.
$24.95
arizona
oklahoma
new york
THE VALLEY OF FIRE: FROM TRAILS TO SUMMITSBy Derek Wolfe
With over 30 miles of trails meandering through stunning landscapes, The Valley of Fire offers excellent hiking opportunities for all ages and skill levels. Explore one of the many summits and enjoy jaw dropping, vibrant panoramas.
$18.95
FAVORITE HIKES IN & AROUND ZION NATIONAL PARKBy Tanya Milligan & Bo Beck
This ultimate year-round hiking guide for all ages and skill levels covers 50 spectacular hikes within a 100-mile radius of Zion’s east side — the heart of canyon country.
$24.95
MOAB CANYONEERINGBy Derek Wolfe
Surrounded by stunning landscapes, national parks and amazing scenery, Moab offers rich, rewarding opportunities for canyoneers of all skill levels. From easy half-day outings to full-day excursions, options exist for anyone seeking Moab gorging adventures.
$19.95
ZION CANYONEERINGBy Tom Jones
Utah’s Zion National Park is the spectacular climax of the Colorado Plateau. Away from the roads, off the trails, Zion is a land of deep-cut, beautiful canyons. Exploring these canyons combines the skills of climbing, hiking, swimming, caving and orienteering into the sport of canyoneering.
$19.95
canyoneering & trails
MOUNTAIN BIKING COLORADO’S WESTER SLOPEBy Phillip Benningfield
Colorado’s Western Slope—from Aspen to Fruita—is home to some of the finest mountain biking on the planet. From desert slickrock to Aspen grove singletrack, this is the place to be. Shaded relief maps, detailed mileage descriptions, and inspiring action photos will get your juices flowing. Many never before published rides are included in this exceptional guide.
$9.95
WINTER TRAILS OF THE FRONT RANGEBy Charly Oliver
The perfect guide for anyone wishing to experience the splendid backcountry of Colorado’s Front Range. Designed for both skiers and snowshoers, Oliver’s thorough guide will get winter travelers on the right path to snowy fun. Informative icons, maps, and descriptions will turn snowy days into winter fun.
$7.95
THE BOULDER: A PHILOSOPHY FOR BOULDERINGBy Francis Sanzaro
The practice of bouldering inspires a unique depth of experience. Sanzaro’s enlightening book delves into the fundamental concepts experienced during the practice of bouldering. Readers gush that the book enriches their climbing experience, enhances the physicality of movement, and brings artful play into their bouldering.
$16.95
CLIMBING FREE: MY LIFE IN THE VERTICAL WORLDBy Lynn Hill
Lynn Hill’s inspiring story is that of a woman who shattered gender barriers and redefined the boundaries of athletic achievement. A genuine, absorbing memoir of one of the greatest woman athletes of all time.
$24.95 hard cover / $15.95 soft cover
literature
DESERT TOWERSBy Steve “Crusher” Bartlett
Nothing inspires a rock climber like finding a very tall, splendidly pointy rock tower, especially if no one has climbed it before. The finest sandstone towers on earth are found in the southwestern U.S.A. This book documents, often in the climber‘s own words, the fascinating history of humans and their attempts to ascend these formations. First place winner at the 2011 Banff Mountain Book Festival!
$49.95
THE KOLOB TRAGEDY: A LOST TALE OF A CANYONEERING CALAMITYBy Noel DeNevers
In July 1993, five teenage boys and three men on an LDS youth group attempted a canyoneering trip in Kolob Creek of Zion National Park. The upstream Kolob Reservoir was releasing a ton per second of water through the canyon. Though this flow surprised them at the canyon’s entrance, the leader believed that the park’s rangers had assured them that their trip was safe, so they continued. Two of the adult leaders quickly drowned; the remaining man and five boys were trapped in the canyon for five days until the Park Service rescued them.
$24.95
VERTICAL MINDBy Don McGrath & Jeff Elison
In Vertical Mind, Don McGrath and Jeff Elison teach rock climbers how to improve their mental game in order to climb better and have more fun. They relate how the latest research in brain science and psychology can help retrain the mind and body for higher levels of performance, as well as how to train and overcome fears and anxiety that hold you back and take the fun out of climbing. Additionally, they instruct climbing partners how to engage in co-creative coaching to help each other improve.
$24.95
ONE MOVE TOO MANY By Volker Schoeffl, Thomas Hochholzer & Sam Lightner Jr.
One Move Too Many is THE only resource for climbers written by medical doctors. Dr. Schoeffl is considered the most knowledgable doctor in the world when it comes to the studay and treatment of climbing injuries. This is not only a great book for the injured climber, but a fantastic resource for avoiding injuries. Training, stretching, and strengthening are all covered in this must-have, full-color reference.
$32.95
instruction & training
THE ROCK WARRIOR’S WAYBy Arno Ilgner
Mental training is as important to performance as strength, flexibility, and technique. In his unique approach to mental training, Arno Ilgner draws essential elements from the rich warrior literature, as well as from sports psychology. Here is a comprehensive program for learning how to focus your mental resources during a challenging climb.
$18.95
ESPRESSO LESSONS: FROM THE ROCK WARRIOR’S WAYBy Arno Ilgner
Espresso Lessons helps you take appropriate risks. It is an intentional approach to risk-taking that includes very specific processes for gathering information, assessing risks, making risk decisions, and taking effective action.
$19.95
CORE CLIMBING: PILATES FOR CLIMBERSBy Michelle Hurni
Twist, pull, and defeat the pump when sending at the crag. Hurni’s extensive coaching experience merges with her Pilates background to get you the strengthening results you need to climb harder.
$16.95
ArizonaCastles in the Sand
CaliforniaTuolumne Topropes
Yosemite Topropes
ColoradoBlack Canyon Rock Climbs
Bouldering Rocky Mountain National Park & Mount Evans
Classic Boulder Climbs
Climbing Boulder’s Flatirons
Colorado Bouldering: Front Range
Denver Climbing Guide: Clear Creek, Table Mountain, Golden Gate, Castlewood
Devil’s Head Climbing
Eldorado Canyon: A Climbing Guide
Front Range Topropes
Fun Climbs Colorado (Family Climbing Destinations)
Gunnison Rock
The Park (Rocky Mountain National Park)
Rock Climbing St Vrain Canyons
Serious Play (Trad Climbing Primer of Front Range Moderates)
Shelf Road Rock
NevadaFun Climbs Red Rocks
New MexicoJemez Rock and Pecos Area
Sandia Rock
Taos Rock
New YorkNYC Bouldering
OklahomaOklahoma Rock
OregonMount Hood: A Climber’s Guide
South DakotaSD Needles: Climbs of Herb & Jan Conn
Spearfish, The VC, & other Black Hills Limestone
TexasEnchanted Rock
UtahCreek Freak: Indian Creek Climbs
Northern Utah Limestone
Moab Climbs: High on Moab
Ogden Area Climbing Guide
Rock Climbs of Southwest Utah (St. George)
St. George Bouldering
WashingtonThe Index Town Walls
Leavenworth Bouldering
Canyoneering / TrailsColorado’s Front Range Thirteeners
Favorite Hikes In & Around Zion National Park
Moab Canyoneering
Mountain Biking Colorado’s Western Slope
Winter Trails of the Front Range (Snowshoeing, XC Skiing)
Valley of Fire (Nevada)
Zion Canyoneering
Climbing LiteratureThe Boulder: A Philosophy for Bouldering
Climbing Free: My Life in the Vertical World
Desert Towers
Climbing Out of Bed
The Climbing Zine
The Great American Dirtbags
The Kolob Tragedy: The Lost Tale of a Canyoneering Calamity
Instruction & TrainingCore Climbing: Pilates for Climbers
Espresso Lessons
One Move Too Many…(Injuries and Overuse Syndromes of Climbing)
Rock Warrior’s Way
Vertical Mind: Psychological Approaches to Optimal Rock Climbing
A BIT ABOUT USSharp End is a company of climbers, for climbers.
We were founded in 1996 with an initial focus on delivering affordable select guides to popular climbing areas. With the publication of the first
Indian Creek guide, we introduced full-color climbing books to the US market. The legendary
Women of Climbing Calendar was launched in 1998. Along the way, the Sharp End catalog has grown to include a comprehensive collection of
guidebooks, with over 40 titles. Bouldering, roped climbing, ice climbing, mountaineering, mountain biking, hiking, and canyoneering are all part of our
library now.
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