California's 14,000-foot peaks are altogether different from those in Colorado or Washington. In most cases they are steep, sheer-walled spires found in remote, pristine wilderness areas. Porcella and Burns have spent years climbing many of the listed routes and have extensively researched all others to create the only route guide that includes several options for each fourteener. Each mountain description includes access, history, and details such as difficulty ratings and gear recommendations.
Here are the easiest routes up each of the 14,000 foot peaks in California.
Here are the easiest routes up each of the 14,000 foot peaks in California.
This book has several different strands: the articulation and execution of goals; physical descriptions of the climbs; the evolution of the skills and confidence of the narrator; the relationship of the narrator to self and others; and the ...
Thank you.** "The Sierra climbing bible" - The Los Angeles Times "The best field guide to the region." - Men's Journal "The guide to the Sierra Nevada high country.
Accompanied by 36 moody duotones, this book captures the essence of big-wall climbing.
Although both Harding and Robbins wanted to continue, the others were less eager, and the team retreated, intending to return soon. Yet no one was to lay hands on the cliff for two more years. Robbins and Gallwas didn't forget about the ...
Presents descriptions of major climbing routes and tips on planning an expedition
California Summits guides readers to 50 beautiful, attainable peak hikes.
MITCHELL PEAK Short and moderate by High Sierra standards, the hike atop Mitchell Peak affords visitors an incredible view of the mountains that ranks among the best in the entire range. Because of its somewhat remote trailhead, ...
An accurate, complete guide to climbing the 55 peaks over 14,000 feet in Colorado--covering routes for all levels. Each route's difficulty is rated according to the Yosemite Decimal System. Includes...