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Adventurous stories told from a non-Western perspective by one of the most accomplished early Himalayan climbers—now in English for the fi rst time

• Ang Tharkay was the sirdar for Maurice Herzog’s Annapurna expedition in 1950—the fi rst 8000-meter peak to be climbed

• Ang Tharkay was a key member of the 1951 reconnaissance of Everest—which led to the successful 1953 ascent

Sherpas have recently been in the public eye, in part because of the 2013 Everest “brawl,” the 2014 avalanche that took the lives of thirteen climbing Sherpas, and the 2015 earthquake that devastated Nepal. These events and others have led to much public discussion about how Sherpas today are treated and viewed by their Western employers. Sherpa expands our understanding of these issues by providing historical context.

The autobiography of Ang Tharkay, who was born in 1908 and became one of the most renowned Sherpas of early Himalayan exploration, has long been a collector’s item in the original French-language edition but it has never been available in English until now.

In Sherpa, Tharkay describes his experiences traveling with Eric Shipton and H.W. Tilman and as the sirdar (head Sherpa) on Maurice Herzog’s 1950 ascent of Annapurna. Few such Sherpa accounts have been written, and fewer still from these early Himalayan expeditions. Opening with a brief account of Tharkay’s childhood and background, Sherpa then immerses readers in expeditions on Everest, Nanga Parbat, and, of course, Annapurna. Tharkay reveals some of the politics within the Sherpa support teams: petty arguments and shared struggles that went unnoticed or at least unrecorded by those who hired them. Tharkay’s admiration of his employers is leavened with his recognition of their shortcomings, but his affection for the climbers who employed him, and theirs for him, radiates throughout the story.

Sherpa includes an original foreword by tashi sherpa, founder of Sherpa Adventure Gear and the nephew of Ang Tharkay. He remembers how he and his young cousins worshipped “Agu” (Uncle) as a respected mountaineer and hero, a warm and safe presence for the family.

Ang Tharkay’s son, dawa sherpa, provides a brief afterword to the book. Little is known about Basil p. norton, who assisted Tharkay with his original text, Memoires d’un Sherpa, published in France in 1954, and now made available in English by Mountaineers Books.

192 pages, 6 x 9, 1 B&W photo, 3 maps, paperback, $19.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-997-7 (ebook 978-1-59485-998-4). MEMOIR/MOUNTAINEERING. Rights: World (English).

S H E R PATHE MEMOIR OF ANG THARKAY

ANG THARKAY WITH BASIL P. NORTON

FOREWORD BY TASHI SHERPA

TRANSLATION BY CORINNE MCKAY

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A few years later, Brendan was sober and had completed a graduate degree in journalism, but he still felt he was treading water, searching for direction. Then his brother gave him a climbing rope. And along that sixty-meter lifeline, Brendan gradually found redemption in the crags of the American West. He became a climber, someone who learned to push past fear, to tough it out during long, grueling days in the mountains; someone who supported his partners, keeping them safe in dangerous situations and volatile environments; someone with confi dence, purpose, and space to breathe.

Sixty Meters to Anywhere is the painfully honest story of a life changed by climbing, and the sometimes nervous, sometimes nerve-wracking, and often awkward fi rst years of recovery. In the mountains, Leonard ultimately fi nds a second chance.

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“A well-written, compelling account . . . it provides meaningful insight from a more balanced perspective into the interplay between two initially competing teams.” –Tom Hornbein, author, Everest: The West Ridge

• The classic story of a notorious climb, now revised, updated, and expanded by the original author with new information

• Literally a race to ascend Europe’s most formidable mountain wall—Brits and Americans versus Germans

The North Face of the Eiger was long renowned as the most dangerous climb in the Swiss Alps, one that had cost the lives of numerous skilled mountaineers. In February 1966, two teams—one German, the other British/American—aimed to climb it in a straight line from bottom to top. Astonishingly, the two teams knew almost nothing about each other's attempt until both arrived at the foot of the face. The race was on.

The Anglo-American team of John Harlin, Layton Kor, and Dougal Haston intended to make a dash to the summit when conditions were right. The Germans, with an eight-man team and a mass of equipment, planned a slow, relentless ascent. Watching all was a young journalist, Peter Gillman. Now, fi fty years later, Gillman recalls the dramatic events on the North Face, and assesses their effect on those who took part. The charismatic and controversial American climber John Harlin was killed before the summit was reached, while others were permanently injured through frostbite. For British photographer Chris Bonington, who was sucked into the action, it opened a path to a career and reputation as Britain's foremost mountaineer.

“It was incredibly challenging and probably some of the hardest climbing done in the Alps to that time,” remembers Bonington. “Being involved was absolutely fantastic. There’s never been anything like it for me, before or since.”

peter Gillman has been a professional journalist for more than fi fty years, working for both the Weekend Telegraph and Sunday Times. He covered the story of the attempt on the North Face of the Eiger for the Daily Telegraph in 1966. Since then he has written numerous books, including the award-winning biography of George Mallory, The Wildest Dream, which inspired the fi lm of the same name. He lives in southeast London with his wife and co-author Leni, who is also the co-author of The Wildest Dream and other books. They live in London, England.

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Since slowly transforming himself from an overweight and overworked chain-smoker into a two-time marathon runner, Michael Fenner had climbed one glaciated peak—Mount Rainier in Washington State. Nonetheless, he embarks on a journey to the wilds of Alaska and the unknowns of North America’s highest and most dangerous peak for what he hopes will be the adventure of a lifetime: a traverse of Mount McKinley (Denali), ascending up the West Buttress route to the summit, and then down the more ominous and treacherous Karstens Ridge and Muldrow Glacier.

In Crossing Denali, Michael describes in gripping detail how he and fi ve other mountaineers, with their three guides, lug hundreds of pounds of gear from camp to camp, living an exhausting if simple life of climbing, digging, eating, sleeping. The well-traveled route along the West Buttress lulls him and his fellow teammates into a false sense of confi dence. But once they cross Denali Pass and begin the descent down the northern side of the mountain, Denali

unleashes its famed worst. The harrowing journey that follows nearly breaks Michael's spirit and body, and forever changes him.

Crossing Denali is a novice mountaineer’s tale that will inspire dreamers and other aspiring mountaineers to seek adventure and transform their lives.

Michael Fenner was so affected by his life-altering climb of McKinley that he began a new long and arduous adventure to put down on paper the details of his experiences. The result, after many years and many drafts, is Crossing Denali. He and his wife, Angie, and their four children live in Jacksonville, Illinois, where he practices in a busy general surgery group. Learn more about him at www.crossingdenali.com.

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“Honeybees Make Honey; Mason Bees Make Food.”

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Mason Bee Revolution is an easy-to-follow guide to keeping both mason and leafcutter bees. It tells you how to set up, care for, and harvest your own bees and what types of plants and habitat encourage mason and leafcutter bees, as well as provides general information on other common pollinators and bee-related facts, projects, and personalities.

dave Hunter is founder and past president of the Orchard Bee Association and serves on an advisory panel to the US Department of Agriculture’s National Institute for Food and Agriculture. He and his wife, Barb, live in Woodinville, Washington. Visit him at www.crownbees.com.

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The fun, accessible, and opinionated Day Hiking series now covers a beautiful and popular area of Oregon.

• Full-color photo insert and two-color text and maps throughout

• Bend is a mecca for outdoor recreation

• Local author who knows and loves the area

From the grasslands around the steep Crooked River Canyon to pristine alpine lakes and jagged Cascades peaks, this is a uniquely diverse area. It’s also one of the most popular regions in Oregon due to the rapid growth of the Bend area as a vacation destination, retirement community, and popular location for businesses.

Day Hiking: Bend & Central Oregon features 100 day hikes, including the Bend and Sisters areas, Crooked River National Grassland, Mount Jefferson Wilderness, Metolius, North and South Cascades Lakes areas, West Ochocos, Newberry Crater and La Pine, and Badlands and East Bend.

Brittany Manwill and her husband are the owners of Mazama Bar, natural meal replacements for the trail. Brittany is also a regional correspondent for Washington Trails magazine and an avid hiker. She has completed several full and half marathons, and also loves to ski, bike, raft, camp, and explore. She lives in Bend.

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Beaches • Headlands • Oregon Coast Trail

Day Hiking

Oregon Coast

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208 the south coast

Far from inland population centers, Ore-

gon’s south coast is remote, the beaches

often unpeopled, the towns small, the views

big. A prime example is Cape Arago, where

the Shoreline Trail links three stunning state

parks. The beach stretches for miles north

and south of the Coquille River at Bandon,

and the farther you get from Bandon, the

fewer people you’re likely to see. A network

of trails at Blacklock Point—an undeveloped

state park—includes a scenic shoreline

route linking Floras Lake with the beach

north of Cape Blanco, the westernmost point

in Oregon. Two big headlands—Humbug

Mountain and Cape Sebastian—offer two

very different hiking experiences. Short

trails in Sam Boardman State Scenic Corridor

lead to a gorgeous rocky coastline you can’t

see from the car and US Highway 101; string

a few of these trails together, as hikes in this

section do, for a satisfying day hike.

Coos Bay and Cape AragoThe southern terminus of the Oregon

Dunes is at fishhook-shaped Coos Bay, the

second-largest estuary in Oregon, smaller

only than the Columbia River’s mouth. Much

of the salt marsh that used to surround the

bay has been altered to serve agricultural

or industrial interests, but the bay’s many

sloughs and inlets still provide important

habitat for a variety of plants, fish, birds, and

mammals. Get a taste of the slough’s native

vegetation and seasonal rhythms at Milli-

coma Marsh, in the city of Coos Bay. Even

better, detour to South Slough National Estu-

arine Research Reserve south of Charleston,

where trails and boardwalks lead down and

out into a stunningly beautiful salt marsh

and an old homestead. Take a turn through

the small interpretive center here too, if it’s

open when you visit.

Charleston, located just inside the mouth

of Coos Bay and a short drive off US 101, is

also the gateway to one of the most dramatic

stretches of the Oregon coast. Cape Arago

Highway leads past off-the-beaten-path

Bastendorff Beach, a lighthouse-topped

island followed by an idyllic crescent-shaped

bay, formal public gardens, broad tide pools,

fabulous wildlife-watching, and a sculpture

garden of offshore rocks, all strung together

by a 3.5-mile section of the Oregon Coast

Trail and upland trails creating loop options

of varying length. Short trails lead down to

coves at the end of the cape; bring binoc-

ulars to appreciate the variety of seabirds

and marine mammals, including elephant

seals—rare in Oregon—congregating on

and around Shell Island and Simpson Reef in

spring and early summer.

From Cape Arago the beach stretches

south to the Coquille River: it is very remote

at the north end just below the cape and not

remote at all as it approaches Bullards Beach

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On the trailFrom the parking lot at the south viewpoint, follow the asphalt path west as it drops and then ascends past a bank of fragrant cean-othus, heads into a grove of trees, and ends at a viewpoint at the tip of the cape. The trail then heads south, switchbacking down through a Sitka spruce forest. Nearing the end, the trail rises slightly and crosses two small creeks. At about 1.5 miles it emerges from the forest onto a rock bench above the bedrock at the base of the cape, curving west with the contour of the mountain and angling down the hillside to the beach. (Be careful to avoid poison oak at trailside here.)

Explore the beach if you wish, and return as you came. Alternately, walk south on the beach 1.1 miles to the Myers Creek Wayside (north of milepost 337) if you’ve arranged a shuttle car for a one-way hike.

A roundtrip hike in reverse (from Myers Creek Wayside to the top of the cape and back) totals 5.4 miles. The trail is a little tricky to spot from the beach the first time. Approaching from the south via the beach, cross several small creeks, pass a big strati-fied rock face, cross another little creek, and walk onto the boulders where the beach runs out. Look up to catch a remnant of trail; it may require a bit of a scramble to get up to it.

OCT Thru-Hiking Miles 341.4 to 343

To continue on the OCT from the base of Cape Sebastian, see Walk the Beach: Pistol River below.

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getting thereMyers Creek Wayside, north of milepost 337, and other informal waysides along US 101 (GPS N 42 18.752 W 124 24.899)Beach access parking area 1 mile north of the Pistol River Bridge off US 101 at milepost 338 (GPS N 42 17.614 W 124 24.408). (Pistol River Viewpoint, south of the Pistol River Bridge, doesn’t provide access to the beach at this writing due to the large lagoon that forms at the mouth of the Pistol River.)

From the base of Cape Sebastian to the mouth of the Pistol River, US

Highway 101 is never far from the beach, but this far south, with so little coastal development, you never feel oppressed by the highway’s presence, and the beach itself is never crowded. The lagoons that form at the mouth of the river, shifting seasonally and year to year, are magnets for passing waterfowl. At the south end of the beach, Crook Point is a wonderful wildlife-watching spot. Bring binoculars to get close to whatever happens to wing by or swim in. Notes: OCT link

On the beachFrom Myers Creek Wayside, it’s a 1.1-mile walk north to the end of the beach at Hunt-er’s Cove or, southbound, 2.2 miles to the mouth of the Pistol River (in 2014; the river’s mouth can shift radically one winter to the next). You should be able to wade the Pistol River in summer, certainly at low tide; if not, climb up and around the river via dunes and the highway bridge. From the Pistol River it’s another 1.3 miles south to the end of the beach at Crook Point.

WtB: pistol river 259

FOcus: sailing in On a West Windspring storms sometimes blow great numbers of Velella velella onto the beach, enough that it’s hard to find a path to the waterline. these violet blue floating crea-tures, just an inch or two long, live in vast congregations on the sea’s surface. they have no means to propel themselves; they move at the whim of wind and current. velella’s “sail” is what catches the wind, and it’s all that’s left—soft and rubbery, then dry as parchment after several days on the beach—after the rest of the animal has rotted away. hanging from the fringes of the float are tentacles that contain stinging cells; you might not feel the sting on your fingers, but take care to not touch your eyes next, and keep your dog at a distance.

Offshore rocks at Crook Point are part of Oregon Islands National Wildlife Refuge.



T H E C O LO R A D O T R A I L ,9 T H E D I T I O NTHE COLORADO TRAIL FOUNDATION

CO LO RA D O M O U N TA I N C LU B P R ESS

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The offi cial—and bestselling—guidebook to one of North America's premier long-distance hiking trails

• The offi cial Colorado Trail guide for thru-hikers, day hikers, mountain bikers, and equestrians

• Detailed information for the entire Colorado Trail, including fi ve new chapters for the 80-mile Collegiate West trail addition

• Updated color maps with trail and milepoint overlays

The Colorado Trail is considered by many to be the most beautiful “long trail” in the world. Spanning 486 miles from the Denver suburbs to Durango, the trail passes through six national forests and six wilderness areas, traverses fi ve major river systems, and crosses eight mountain ranges.

The ninth edition of The Colorado Trail has all the information a day hiker, thru-hiker, mountain biker, or equestrian needs to plan and complete a trip on the trail. New to this edition are fi ve chapters on the 80-mile Collegiate West trail addition. Maps and written descriptions for all twenty-eight segments of the Colorado Trail have also been updated throughout the guide.

Each chapter provides essential logistical information for Colorado Trail hikers: trailhead directions; road access points; detailed trail descriptions including distance and elevation gain; color maps and elevation profi les; and information on water sources, campsite locations, and resupply towns. Additional town maps and mountain bike detour maps (around Wilderness Areas) have been included throughout the book.

An extensive introduction includes information on planning, supplying, safety, equipment, navigation, mountain biking, horseback riding, regulations, and backcountry ethics—plus chapters on the heritage of The Colorado Trail, natural history, and geology. At the back of the book you will fi nd useful contact information and an index.

the Colorado trail Foundation is the nonprofi t organization that keeps The Colorado Trail in good condition, maintaining and improving it with the help of hundreds of volunteers every year.

336 pages, 6 x 9, 247 color photos, 2 illustrations, 47 maps, rounded corners, paperback, $26.95, ISBN 978-1-937052-33-1 (ebook: 978-1-937052-34-8). GUIDEBOOK/COLORADO. Rights: World.

NEWNEW

See the companion trail book (page 39)



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Features 20 of the best wildfl ower hikes along Colorado’s Front Range

• A wide variety of wildfl ower hikes along Colorado’s Front Range, from Colorado Springs to Fort Collins, including Rocky Mountain National Park

• Includes detailed comments, route descriptions, driving directions, maps, diffi culty ratings, and nearest landmark

• Fits in your pocket or daypack and features color photos and maps throughout the book

From the plains to the high mountains, Colorado is known for its magnifi cent displays of wildfl owers. The Best Front Range Wildfl ower Hikes showcases 20 trails fi lled with native wildfl ower species across fi ve life zones. Trail descriptions include habitats and interesting tidbits about the plants, along with a listing of native fl ora with both common and scientifi c names. This pack guide focuses on easily accessible hikes, as well as a variety of habitats and fl ora. The Best Front Range Wildfl ower Hikes will lead beginning wildfl ower enthusiasts, as well as veteran observers, to stunning wildfl owers along Colorado’s mountain trails.

Marlene M. Borneman is the co-author of Rocky Mountain Wildfl owers, a pack guide published in 2012 by Colorado Mountain Club Press. Marlene began photographing wildfl owers in 1974 and gradually became more interested in the botany behind the pretty fl owers. An avid hiker and climber, Marlene has been a member of the Colorado Mountain Club since 1979. She is a member of and contributor to the Colorado Native Plant Society and has taught wildfl ower fl ora fi eld classes for the Rocky Mountain Conservancy.

108 pages, 4 x 7, 60 color photos, 21 maps, rounded corners, paperback, $13.95, ISBN 978-1-937052-31-7 (ebook 978-1-937052-32-4). GUIDEBOOK/COLORADO. Rights: World.

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Features 20 of the best hikes in Colorado along the iconic Continental Divide Trail

• A wide variety of hikes, from family-friendly to diffi cult overnight treks

• Includes detailed comments, route descriptions, driving directions, maps, diffi culty ratings, and nearest landmark

• Fits in your pocket or daypack

• Features color photos and maps throughout

Experience the high country of Colorado—from Rocky Mountain National Park to the Weminiche Wilderness—on the Continental Divide trail, a 3100-mile trail that traverses the Rocky Mountains from Mexico to Canada. Hike some of the more popular and accessible sections of the trail near Denver and Summit County, then venture out on an overnight trek across some of the most remote areas of the state. The Continental Divide Trail runs approximately 800 miles through Colorado, taking hikers through groves of golden aspens, along the shores of snowmelt-fed lakes, and to the rocky summits of 13,000-foot peaks with expansive vistas.

the Continental divide trail Coalition (CdtC) is the leading national nonprofi t partner working with the US Forest Service, National Park Service, and Bureau of Land Management on the management and protection of the Continental Divide Trail. Liz thomas is among the most experienced female long-distance hikers in the United States, is a writer and speaker, and works as the Trail Information Specialist at the CDTC.

127 pages, 4 x 7, 65 color photos, 21 maps, rounded corners, paperback, $13.95, ISBN 978-1-937052-29-4 (ebook 978-1-937052-30-0). GUIDEBOOK/COLORADO. Rights: World.

T H E B E ST F R O N T R A N G E W I L D F LOW E R H I K E S

MARLENE M. BORNEMAN

T H E B E ST H I K E S O N T H E C O N T I N E N TA L D I V I D E T R A I L : C O LO R A D O

CONTINENTAL DIVIDE TRAIL COALITION, WITH LIZ THOMAS



Find the 100 Classic Hikes series on

page 42

NEW

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The very best of Utah's trails, now gorgeously featured in the lush, bestselling 100 Classic Hikes guidebook series

• Only the best hikes selected from a state with an abundance of trail riches

• Utah is a national destination for hikers

• Hikes range from easy day hikes to more challenging backpacking trips

100 Classic Hikes: Utah expands Mountaineers Books' most popular hiking guidebook series. Like the other titles in the series, this new addition is coffee-table quality and makes a great gift for long-time Utah hikers, as well as for new arrivals and vacationers. Featuring full-color photographs and maps, 100 Classic Hikes: Utah covers the best and most popular hikes in the state, providing a range of trail options. The "Hikes at a Glance" table makes it simple to quickly fi nd hike length, diffi culty, when to go, and special highlights of the outing you seek.

This is a full-state guidebook organized by region. The North Central region includes the Wasatch Mountains along with Antelope Island State Park, House Range, and Deseret Peak Wilderness Area, while the Northeast features the high Uintas, Bear River Range, Flaming Gorge, and Dinosaur National Monument. Southern Utah features many of the nation’s premier national parks and monuments. The Southeast region includes hikes around Moab, Arches National Park, Grand Gulch, Canyonlands National Park, Natural Bridges, and more. South Central

covers Capitol Reef, Grand Staircase-Escalante, Kodachrome, Horseshoe Canyon unit of Canyonlands, and other areas. Finally, the famed Southwest part of the state features Bryce Canyon National Park, Cedar Breaks National Monument, Zion National Park, Snow Canyon, and beyond.

Julie trevelyan made southern Utah her home in 1999. Since then, she has tramped the backcountry, leading clients to all corners of the state's wilderness riches as a backcountry outfi tter, wilderness guide, backcountry camp manager, wilderness therapy program senior instructor, camp program director, camp counselor, and unoffi cial captain o' the fun patrol. Julie's writing has been published in Salt Lake City Weekly, Elan magazine, National Parks Traveler, Utah Outdoor, Alive! Utah, and others. She lives in Torrey, Utah, and blogs at www.wildgirlwriting.com.

256 pages, 63⁄4 x 9, 120 color photos, 100 color maps, $21.95, paperback, ISBN 978-1-59485-924-3 (ebook 978-1-59485-925-0). HIKING/UTAH. Rights: World.

1 0 0 C L A S S I C H I K E S : U TA HNATIONAL PARKS AND MONUMENTS // NATIONAL WILDERNESS AND RECREATION AREAS // STATE PARKS // UINTAS // WASATCH

JULIE TREVELYAN

Julie Trevelyan and Pip



Also by Craig Romano(see page 41)

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A fully updated edition of a regional classic

• The all-time best-selling hiking guidebook for Washington State—now better than ever

• All new hikes, all new maps, and full color throughout

• Updated by Washington's most prolifi c and popular hiking author

100 Classic Hikes: Washington has been an iconic state trails guidebook for decades. Initially written by the godfathers of Washington guidebooks, Ira Spring and Harvey Manning, 100 Classics has been fully revised and updated by their spiritual godson, Craig Romano. Author of more than a dozen books on Washington hiking, Craig brings his own energy, passion, and expertise to this new edition that’s every bit as gorgeous as its popular predecessor.

Featuring full-color photographs and maps, the guide covers the best, most challenging, and most beloved hikes across the entire state, with a full range of trail options—from easy to strenuous, day hikes to backpacking trips. Each hike showcases outstanding scenery, dynamic geologic features, or not-to-be-missed adventures.

This new edition features the following updates and changes:

• All hikes written in Craig’s own voice and based on his own current research• Expanded geography to cover hikes throughout Washington—including eastern Washington

and the San Juans• New details such as trailhead GPS coordinates and permit and fee info for park and

wilderness areas• Features fi fty “Legacy Hikes”—ones that Spring and Manning deemed “classic” all those

years ago and that still make the grade!

Craig romano has hiked every corner of the Evergreen State, logging more than 17,000 miles on the trail, from the San Juan Islands to the Salmo-Priest Wilderness, the Canadian border to the Columbia River Gorge. Craig writes for Hikeoftheweek.com and a long list of publications including Northwest Runner and Seattle Met. Craig has more than a dozen books to his credit. His Columbia Highlands: Exploring Washington's Last Frontier was recognized in 2010 as a Washington Reads book for its contribution to the state's cultural heritage. He lives with his wife, Heather, his son, Giovanni, and two cats in Skagit County. Visit him at craigromano.com.

256 pages, 63⁄4 x 9, 120 color photos, 101color maps, paperback, $21.95, ISBN978-1-59485-978-6 (ebook 978-1-59485-979-3). GUIDEBOOK/WASHINGTON/HIKING. Rights: World.

1 0 0 C L A S S I C H I K E S : WA S H I N GTO N , 3 R D E D I T I O NOLYMPIC PENINSULA // SOUTH CASCADES // MOUNT RAINIER // ALPINE LAKES // CENTRAL CASCADES // NORTH CASCADES // SAN JUANS // EASTERN WASHINGTON

CRAIG ROMANO



NEWC R E VA S S E R E S C U E P O C K E T G U I D E

A FIELD REFERENCE

THE MOUNTAINEERS

E M E R G E N CY E S S E N T I A L S P O C K E T G U I D E

A FIELD REFERENCE FOR SURVIVAL

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Waterproof, pocket-sized quick reference for performing a crevasse rescue

• Step-by-step instructions for crevasse rescue in a convenient, portable package

• Durable enough to fi t in your pack and survive extreme weather

• Valuable tips and reminders for safe travel on glaciers in a user-friendly format

Crevasse rescue is one of the most technically complex skills a mountaineer will ever need to learn; it is also one of the most essential. While climbers can go for years without having to set up a Z-pulley system, they need to be ready for that one crucial moment when it is essential.

The Crevasse Rescue Pocket Guide allows glacier climbing parties to have a rugged, packable resource to reference in the fi eld. Climbers can pull it out on their way to the climb, at a pre-glacier break on the route, or for a few minutes at night in the tent—it's a convenient, step-by-step refresher to look at on trips where this knowledge may be needed.

Similar to Mountaineers Books' successful Avalanche Pocket Guide, the new Crevasse Rescue Pocket Guide is a full-color, 16-panel laminated and folded card for in-the-fi eld reference. Alpine climbers will keep the guide in their crevasse rescue kit when traveling on glaciers. Not a substitute for training and practice, it's a handy, lightweight reminder and reference tool that helps ropemates and rescuers implement rescue techniques effi ciently and correctly in a highly stressful situation.

16 panels, 31⁄4 x 63⁄4 (folded), 15 color photos, 15 color illustrations, laminated, double-sided folding card, $8.95, ISBN 978-1-68051-017-1. HOW-TO/MOUNTAINEERING. Rights: World.

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Waterproof, pocket-sized quick reference for essential survival skills and techniques—in the backcountry or in the bunker!

• Essential survival advice in a convenient, portable format

• Durable, laminated, lightweight reference

• Valuable tips and reminders in a user-friendly style

Backpackers, climbers, hikers, and other outdoor enthusiasts will want this in their packs; drivers in rugged terrain or foul weather will keep it in their glove compartments; and even at home, it makes a terrifi c quick reference for the family fi rst-aid kit. This handy tip card, stashed with your extra batteries, bottled water, and candles, can help you be better prepared to survive a night or a week due to an unforeseen emergency.

As with others in the Pocket Guide series, the new Emergency Essentials Pocket Guide is a full-color, 16-panel, laminated, and folded card for in-the-fi eld reference.

16 panels, 31⁄4 x 63⁄4 (folded), 15 color photos, 15 color illustrations, laminated, double-sided folding card, $8.95, ISBN 978-1-68051-016-4. HOW-TO/OUTDOOR SKILLS. Rights: World.

the Mountaineers, founded in 1906, is a 501(c)(3) nonprofi t outdoor education and conservation organization whose mission is “to explore, preserve, and enjoy the natural beauty of the outdoors." Learn more at www.mountaineers.org.

You may also like this Pocket Guide

(see page 62)



Also by Cindy Ross (see page 53)

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More than 3000 miles of trail on foot and mountain bike, with llamas and toddlers . . . What could go wrong?

“Not only are readers given the opportunity to experience the sheer beauty and at times frightening dangers of the trail, but they also watch two children grow and learn to call the trail their home. Well written, captivating, and incredibly educational, this adventure is a lesson in the simplicity of life and the beauty of accomplishment.” —Publishers Weekly

"This is both an epic adventure of the fi rst order and the heartwarming story of the family who accomplished it." —San Francisco Chronicle

Now available for the fi rst time in paperback and ebook, Scraping Heaven is the story of a family’s adventurous trek over the rooftop of North America—a warm and heartfelt account with a powerful message for parents, long-distance hikers, and outdoor adventurers alike.

The Continental Divide Trail, a rugged 3100-mile footpath running along the crest of the Rocky Mountains from Canada to Mexico, is infamous for its tricky mountain passes and snowy traverses. In 1993, Cindy Ross, her husband, and their two toddlers set out together on the Trail. Using llamas as kid-carriers and packers, they successfully hiked the entire route over the next fi ve summers, covering the last 700 miles on tandem mountain bikes in 1998.

A keenly observant storyteller, Ross deftly interweaves evocative descriptions of the landscape with dramatic accounts of sudden snowstorms, gale-force winds strong enough to lift a child, and heart-pounding wildlife encounters. Through it all, her intimate refl ections on marriage, family, and children provide depth and interest far beyond the high Rocky Mountain peaks. Scraping Heaven features a new afterword by the author.

Cindy ross is the author of six books including her fi rst, A Woman’s Journey on the Appalachian Trail, which has been in print for nearly thirty-fi ve years and has become a hiking classic. Ross’s work, most often on the rewards of recreation, the natural world, and travel, has appeared in dozens of publications, including the Los Angeles Times, Boston Globe, Washington Post, and many others. She currently writes for the website and blog of Richard Louv’s organization, the Children & Nature Network. She lives in New Ringgold, Pennsylvania, and can be found online at www.cindyrosstraveler.com.

352 pages, 51⁄2 x 81⁄2, 6 B&W images, 1 map, paperback, $18.95, ISBN 978-1-68051-034-8 (ebook 978-1-68051-035-5). MEMOIR/HIKING. Rights: World (English only).

S C R A P I N G H E AV E NA FAMILY’S JOURNEY ALONG THE

CONTINENTAL DIVIDE TRAIL

CINDY ROSS

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Cindy Ross



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The mine is stopped for now—but for how long?

• A story of David versus Goliath: an historic and sustainable core fi shery versus boom-and-bust corporate mineral extractors

• Combines photos, interviews, science, and prose to reveal the cultural, natural, Native, and historical richness of Bristol Bay

• Nearly half of America’s wild-seafood catch—valued at $2.5 billion annually—comes from Bristol Bay.

Bristol Bay is a region in southwestern Alaska renowned as the most signifi cant source of wild sockeye salmon in the world, as well as of other species of Pacifi c salmon and herring. Unfortunately, it also contains other valuable resources: gold, copper, and molybdenum (a metal used to make steel alloys), and the extraction of these minerals would likely destroy the world-class commercial and recreational fi sheries essential not only to the people who call this region home, but far beyond as well. Mining development threatens Native tribes and the salmon-based subsistence way of life that has sustained them for 4000 years. In addition to millions of migrating salmon, Bristol Bay provides important habitat for many other species including millions of seabirds, sea otters, seals, walruses, Beluga and Orca whales, and the endangered North Pacifi c Right whales.

Conservation in competition with development is a well-worn theme in Alaska, and nowhere is this more apparent than in the battle over Bristol Bay—exemplifi ed by the proposed Pebble Mine. But Bristol Bay's mineral wealth is not the fabled nuggets of Alaskan lore; rather, it is extracted as fi ne particles through an industrial process that includes pulverizing ore and using cyanide and other chemicals to separate the valuable metals. Mountains of rocky spoils would be created, while highly toxic wastewater would require large containment ponds. Miles of streams would be excavated or buried under waste rock.

The Pebble project is located at the headwaters of the two largest tributaries of the Bristol Bay watershed—a watershed whose ecological resources generate $500 million in economic benefi ts annually, and provides more than 14,000 full and part-time jobs.

Where Water Is Gold illustrates just what is at stake through Carl Johnson’s stunning photography and informative and lyrical essays by Bill Sherwonit, Nick Jans, Steve Kahn and Anne Coray, Dave Atcheson, and Erin McKittrick.

Photographer Carl Johnson has served as the artist-in-residence for Gates of the Arctic National Park & Preserve, Badlands National Park, and Rocky Mountain National Park. In 2010, he was named the “Environmental Issues” category winner for the Windland Smith Rice International Awards sponsored by Nature’s Best Photography. His winning piece, “Wolf Tracks on Ice,” highlights the challenges of aggressive wolf predator control programs and was on display at the Smithsonian Institution’s National Museum of Natural History in Washington, DC. Carl lives in Anchorage, Alaska. His work can be seen online at www.carljohnsonphoto.com and at www.WhereWaterIsGold.com.

176 pages, 10 x 9, 125 color photos, 4 maps, paperback with flaps, $24.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-773-7. NATURE/ALASKA/ECOLOGY. Rights: World.

NEW B RA I D E D R I V E R

W H E R E WAT E R I S G O L D

LIFE AND LIVELIHOOD IN

ALASKA’S BRISTOL BAY

CARL JOHNSON



TOP: Producing almost fifty percent of the world’s sockeye salmon supply, 12,000 jobs and $1.5 billion in annual revenue, Bristol Bay is a robust, sustainable, and diverse region for commercial fishing. The Bristol Bay commercial fishery has been supporting families since the late 1800s, with several families having four and five generations of active fishermen. MIDDLE, LEFT: The Bristol Bay region hosts the largest state park in the United States (Wood-Tikchik State Park), two national parks (Lake Clark National Park & Preserve and Katmai National Park & Preserve), and three national wildlife refuges (Togiak NWR, Becharof NWR and Alaska Peninsula NWR). Together, these six preserves alone provide 19.1 million acres of access to rivers, streams, lakes, bays, mountains and tundra to hike, paddle, and float. BOTTOM: The region also boasts one of the highest con-centrations of brown bears in the world in Katmai National Park & Preserve, shown here at Brooks Falls.


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ARCTIC nATIonAL WILdLIFE REFUGESeasons of Life and Land

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.

Includes CD of Arctic bird songs

ARCTIC WInGSBirds 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.

RESURRECTIonGlen 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.

SALMon In ThE TREESLife 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

YELLoWSTonE To YUKonFreedom to Roam

Schulz. 192 pages, 12 x 10, 200 color photos, pb, $29.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-104-9.

IPPY WInnER

ThE LAST PoLAR BEAR

Kazlowski. 192 pages, 12 x 10, 200 color photos, 3 maps, hb, $39.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-059-2.

ARCTIC nATIonAL

BAnFF WInnER

To ThE ARCTIC Schulz. 204 pages, 15 x 10, 160 color photos, one map, hb, $45, ISBN 978-1-59485-487-3. WXDE.

JoURnEY To ThE ARCTIC Schulz. 80 pages, 9 x 8, 75 color photos, paper over boards, $18.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-488-0.

MIdnIGhT WILdERnESS Journeys in Alaska’s Arctic national Wildlife Refuge

D. Miller. 256 pages, 51⁄2 x 81⁄2, 15 photos, one map, pb, $18.95. ISBN 978-1-59485-633-4.

on ARCTIC GRoUndTracking 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.

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PLAnET ICEA Climate for Change

J. Martin. 176 pages, 10 x 11, 120 color photos, hb, $39.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-085-1.

CRoWn oF ThE ConTInEnTThe Wildest Rockies

Gnam, with Chadwick. 192 pages, 10 x 9, 150 color photos, 7 maps, hb, $29.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-772-0.

ThE noRTh CASCAdESFinding Beauty and Renewal in the Wild nearbyDietrich, C. Romano, and C. Martin. 192 pages, 101⁄2 x 91⁄2, 120 color photos, 18 maps, pb with flaps, $29.95,ISBN 978-1-5-485-771-3.

SAGE SPIRITThe American West at a CrossroadsShowalter. 176 pages, 10 x 9, 120 color photos, 1 map, pb with flaps, $24.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-916-8.

ThE WILd EdGEFreedom to Roam the Pacifi c CoastSchulz. 240 pages, 12 x 10, 150 color photos, 7 maps, hb, $39.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-773-2. WXDE.

CRoWn oF ThE ConTInEnT

The NorTh CasCades

Finding Beauty and Renewal in the wild neaRBy

William Dietrich

spiritsage

The American West at a Crossroads

Dave ShowalterPreface by David Allen Sibley

To learn more about how Braided River uses books for conservation advocacy, visit www.braidedriver.org.

RECEnT RELEASE

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.

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Includes CD of Arctic bird songs

ThE LAST PoLAR BEAR

Kazlowski. 192 pages, 12 x 10, 200 color photos, 3 maps, hb, $39.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-059-2.

MIdnIGhT WILdERnESS Journeys in Alaska’s Arctic national Wildlife Refuge

D. Miller. 256 pages, 51⁄2 x 81⁄2, 15 photos, one map, pb, $18.95. ISBN 978-1-59485-633-4.



FRonT YARd FoRAGER Identifying, Collecting, and Cooking the 30 Most Common Urban Weeds

Herrera Vorass. 192 pages, 16-page color insert, 7 x 81⁄2, 45 color and 75 b&w photos, pb, $18.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-747-8.

GREEn VInEA Guide to West Coast Sustainable, organic, and Biodynamic Wine

Borg. 208 pages, 5 x 7, pb, $16.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-732-4.

FRESh PAnTRYEat Seasonally, Cook Smart & Learn to Love Your Vegetables

Pennington. 224 pages, 7 x 81⁄2, 75 color and 25 b&w photos, pb, $21.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-817-8.

MASon BEE REVoLUTIonhow the hardest Working Bee Can Save the World—one Backyard at a Time

Hunter, Lightner. 192 pages, 7 x 81⁄2, 16-page color insert, 20 color photos, 15 illustrations, paperback, $18.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-963-2.

URBAn CYCLInGhow to Get to Work, Save Money, and Use Your Bike for City Living

Carlson. 256 pages, 7 x 81⁄2 , 2 color, 70 b&w photos,5 illustrations, pb, $18.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-943-4.

REAL GARdEnS GRoW nATIVESdesign, Plant, and Enjoy a healthy northwest Garden

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.

FRonT YARd FoRAGER GREEn VInEFRESh PAnTRY

URBAN CYCLI NG

how to get to work, save money, and use your bike for city living

M A D I C A R L S O N

REAL GARdEnS GRoW

CoMInG Soon

SKiPSTone FoR REAdERS Who EMBRACE An oUTdooR LIFESTYLE

URBAn PAnTRYTips & Recipes for a Thrifty, Sustainable & Seasonal Kitchen

Pennington; Chen, photography. 176 pages, 7 x 8 1⁄2, 40 photos, pb, $19.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-346-3.

nAUTILUS WInnER

nAUTILUS WInnER

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“THERE ARE NUMEROUS BENEFITS TO TRAVERSING YOUR CITY BY BIKE.”

—Madi Carlson, author

of Urban Cycling

“POLLINATION IS FUNDAMENTALLY NECESSARY TO HUMANITY’S SURVIVAL.”

—Dave Hunter, author of

Mason Bee Revolution

Skipstone promotes a deeper

connection to our natural

world through sustainable

practices and backyard

activism.Photo by madi Carlson,

from Urban Cycling.






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world through world through world through sustainable sustainable sustainable

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ChEFS on ThE FARMRecipes and Inspiration from the Quillisascut Farm School of the domestic Arts

Borg, Misterly, Jurgensen. 224 pages, 8 1⁄2 x 9 3⁄4, 120 color photos, pb, $24.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-080-6.

FAT oF ThE LAndAdventures of a 21st Century Forager

L. Cook. 224 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2 , 15 recipes, hb, $26.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-007-3; pb, $16.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-086-8.

PACIFIC CoAST FoRAGInG GUIdE40 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.

EdIBLE hEIRLooMSheritage Vegetables for the Maritime Garden

Thorness. 160 pages, 6 x 7, pb, $18.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-142-1.

PACIFIC FEASTA Cook’s Guide to West Coast Foraging and Cuisine

Hahn. 256 pages, 7 x 81⁄2, color insert, 1 map, pb, $21.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-102-5.

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ThE SALVAGE STUdIoSustainable 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 hoMERethink, Reuse & Remake Your Way to Sustainable Style

Anderson; S.&K. Smoot, photography. 192 pages, 7 x 8, 75 color photos, pb, $21.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-140-7.

WAKE UP And SMELL ThE PLAnETThe non-Pompous, non-Preachy Grist Guide to Greening Your day

Grist; Davis, Wroth, editors. 208 pages, 6 x 6 3⁄4, 2-color, illustrated throughout, pb, $14.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-039-4.

YoUR GREEn ABodEA 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.

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ThE ZEn oF MoUnTAInS & CLIMBInGISBN 978-1-59485-109-4.

Quote books with the added fun of a fl ip-page illustrated animation on the edges of each title.

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Wit, Wisdom, and Inspiration

noRThWEST FoRAGInGThe Classic Guide to Edible Plants of the Pacifi c 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.

ThE URBAn FARM hAndBooKCity-Slicker Resources for Growing, Raising, Sourcing, Trading, and Preparing What You Eat

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.

CooL SEASon GARdEnERExtend the harvest, Plan Ahead, and Grow Vegetables Year-Round

B. Thorness; S. Thorness, Illustrations. 176 pages, 7 x 81⁄2, 15 illustrations, pb, $18.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-715-7.

CITY GoATSThe Goat Justice League’s Guide To Backyard Goat Keeping

Grant; Soltes, Photography. 176 pages, 7 x 81⁄2, 30 b&w photos, 5 illustrations, pb, $17.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-699-0.

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Edwards, Olivella. 192 pages, 7 x 8 1⁄2, 10 illustrations, one map, 30 recipes, pb, $18.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-518-4.

CITY GoATS CooL SEASon ThE URBAn FARM FRoM TREE To TABLE

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Eanes. 192 pages, 8 1⁄2 x 9 3⁄4, 200 color photos, pb, $21.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-711-9.

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Bendrick. 224 pages, 5 x 7, pb, $16.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-074-5.

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Brassicas: broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower, collards, kale

Cucurbits: cucumbers, pumpkins, summer squash, winter squash

Nightshades: eggplant, peppers, potatoes, tomatoes

Your other crops can be worked around these rotating crops to fill in the available spaces.

LAYING OUT YOUR GARDENNow it’s time to apply all these concepts to your own vegetable garden. Here’s how we sug-gest you divide your space and choose where to place each crop:1. Make a list of the crops you would like to

grow. You can come up with these off the top of your head or use this book’s crop profiles section as a reference.

2. use the Crop Size, Spacing, and Scheduling chart in the Appendices to categorize your chosen crops as long-, half-, and short- season crops, and as tall, medium-sized, or short crops.

3. Draw a simple map of your garden space.4. Label your map with your chosen crops. When

possible, keep tall and trellised crops on the far north, east, or west sides of the garden. Also when possible, group plants with other crops in the same plant family. Note which crops will come out during the course of the season, and decide which short- or half season crops to replace them with.

5. When you’re actually planting the garden, be sure to follow the plant spacing recom-mendations very closely. Overcrowding your vegetables will result in more problems and less harvest!

hoW To KnIT In ThE WoodS20 Projects for the Great outdoors

Okey. 96 pages, 7 x 8 1⁄2, 24 color photos, pb, $16.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-088-2.

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Food GRoWn RIGhT,In YoUR BACKYARdA 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.

a beginner’s guide to

growing crops at home

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Photography by Hilary Dahl

As the founders of the nationally recognized seattle urban farm Company, Colin McCrate and Brad halm have heard it all:

“My backyard is too small; how can I make space for a garden?”

“Do I really need to buy fertilizer?”

“What on earth is that creature crawling on the tomatoes?”

“The zucchini are now on the sidewalk—who has time to harvest all this?”

Food Grown Right, In Your Backyard is McCrate and halm’s primer for these questions and more. It offers easy, inspiring instruction for first-time gardeners who want to grow their own food while saving money and time and eating more healthfully.

In response to the rising interest in homegrown foods, the seattle urban farm Co. builds backyard vegetable gardens for everyone from busy families to groups of renters to trendy restaurants. Along the way, McCrate and halm teach beginning growers the techniques of organic food production and how to build a garden from the ground up. In simple, accessible terms, they explain key topics, including:

• Garden size and design for any setting

• Preparing soil, including fertilizer and compost

• Crop planning techniques

• Creating container gardens

• Watering and irrigation

• Plant Life 101—what are vegetables, anyway,

and what should you eat?

• Garden tools and time-saving rules

• Essential skills for planting, care, and harvest

• Crop Profiles—the very best vegetables, herbs,

edible flowers, and berries for your city farm

Quick-reference tables, accounts of other beginning gardeners, informative full-color photographs, and step-by-step instructions all come together in this unique, friendly guide that proves, once and for all, that anyone can develop a “green thumb”!

Colin McCrate and Brad Halm started the seattle urban farm Co. to answer one simple question: “does anybody need help setting up a vegetable garden?” turns out, quite a few did. In addition to building gardens and providing private gardening instruction, they teach community classes and lead urban farming workshops. Visit them at www.seattleurbanfarmco.com.

Gardening/Sustainable Living$24.95 U.S.

food grown right, in your backyard

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144 pages, 71⁄2 x 71⁄2, 400 color photos, hb with enclosed practice cord, $19.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-485-9.

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Aist. 176 pages, 5 x 7, 50 b&w photos, pb, $16.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-343-2.

STAYInG FoUndThe Complete Map & Compass handbook, 3rd Ed.

Fleming. 160 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2, 80 illustrations, pb, $14.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-785-5.

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Miller. 224 pages, 7 1⁄4 x 9, pb, $17.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-551-6.

ThE BACKCoUnTRY CooKInG dECK50 Recipes for Camp and Trail

Miller. 50 cards, 4 x 5 1⁄2, card deck, $14.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-037-0.

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MoUnTAIn TRAVEL & RESCUEnational Ski Patrol’s Manual For Mountain Rescue, 2nd Ed.

320 pages, 71⁄4 x 9, 30 b&w photos, 40 charts, pb, $29.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-708-9.



WILdERnESS 911A 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.

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ThE PoCKET doCToR REnnER’S MARInE WEAThER GUIdERenner. Two-sided laminated card, 8 1/4 x 11 fl at, folds to 8 3/4 x 3 5/8, full-color illustrations, $7.95. ISBN 978-0-89886-666-7.

ThE AVALAnChE hAndBooK, 3Rd Ed.McClung & Schaerer. 288 pages, 7 1⁄2 x 9, 100 photos, 75 illustrations, pb, $21.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-809-8.

STAYInG ALIVE In AVALAnChE TERRAIn, 2nd Ed.Tremper. 304 pages, 6 x 9, 235 charts and illustrations, 60 b&w photos, pb, $19.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-084-4.

ABCS oF AVALAnChE SAFETY, 3Rd Ed.Ferguson & La Chapelle. 192 pages, 4 x 6, pb, $7.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-885-2.

SnoW TRAVELSkills 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.

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AVALAnChE ESSEnTIALSA Step-by-Step System for Safety and SurvivalTremper. 176 pages, 5 x 7, 40 b&w photos, 75 illustrations, pb, $15.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-717-1.

AVALAnChE PoCKET GUIdEA Field ReferenceTremper. 16-panel laminated card, 3 1⁄4 x 6 3⁄4 (folded), 10 color photos, 20 illustrations, $8.95, 978-1-59485-719-5.





REnnER’S MARInE WEAThER GUIdERenner. Two-sided laminated card, 8 1/4 x 11 fl at, folds to 8 3/4 x 3 5/8, full-color illustrations, $7.95. ISBN 978-0-89886-666-7.

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BIKInG PUGET SoUnd60 Rides from olympia to the San Juans, 2nd Ed.

Thorness. 320 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2, 75 b&w photos, 60 route cue sheets, 60 elevation profi les, 61 maps, pb, $19.95, 978-1-59485-890-1.

BIKInG PoRTLAnd55 Rides from the Willamette Valley to Vancouver

Wozniak. 256 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2, 75 b&w photos, 56 maps, elevation profi les, pb, $18.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-652-5.

75 CLASSIC RIdES: WAShInGTonThe Best Road Biking Routes

McQuaide. 304 pages, 6 3⁄4 x 9, 100 color photos, 75 elevation profi les, 76 color maps, pb, $24.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-506-1.

75 CLASSIC RIdES: noRThERn CALIFoRnIAThe Best Road Biking Routes

Oetinger. 320 pages, 6 3⁄4 x 9, 90 color photos, 75 elevation profi les, 76 maps, pb, $24.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-784-3.

75 CLASSIC RIdES: CoLoRAdoThe Best Road Biking Routes

Sumner. 304 pages, 6 3⁄4 x 9, 85 color photos, 75 elevation profi les, 76 maps, pb, $24.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-858-1.

URBAn CYCLInGhow to Get to Work, Save Money, and Use Your Bike for City Living

Carlson. 256 pages, 7 x 81⁄2, 60 b&w photos, 10 illustrations, pb, $18.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-943-4.

75 CLASSIC RIdES: oREGonThe Best Road Biking Routes

J. Moore. 320 pages, 6 3⁄4 x 9, 100 color photos, 75 elevation profi les, 76 color maps, pb, $24.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-650-1.

MoUnTAIn BIKE EMERGEnCY REPAIRToyoshima. 128 pages, 4 x 6, pb, $7.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-422-9.

BICYCLInG ThE PACIFIC CoASTA Complete Route Guide, Canada to Mexico, 4th Ed.

Kirkendall & V. Spring. 272 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2, 100 b&w photos, 60 maps, pb, $18.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-954-5.

MoUnTAIn BIKE AdVEnTURES InTM

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Maurer & Vrba. $16.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-628-6.

MoUnTAIn BIKE AdVEnTURES InTM WAShInGTon’S noRTh CASCAdES & oLYMPICS, 2nd Ed.Kirkendall. $14.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-413-7.

MoUnTAIn BIKE AdVEnTURES InTM WAShInGTon’S SoUTh CASCAdES & PUGET SoUnd, 2nd Ed.Kirkendall. $14.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-414-4.

Each: approx. 240 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2, paperbound.

ChInA BY BIKETM

Taiwan, hong Kong, China’s East Coast

Grigsby. $14.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-410-6.

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18 Tours Geared for discovery

Woodland. $14.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-275-1, WXEC.

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21 Tours Geared for discovery, 2nd Ed.

Krause. $14.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-622-3.

BICYCLInG ThE BACKRoAdSTM oF nW WAShInGTon, 4Th Ed.

E. & B. Woods. 208 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2, pb, $15.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-507-3.

ThE BAR MITZVAh & ThE BEASTone Family’s Cross-Country 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.

BICYCLInG ThE BACKRoAdS oF noRThWEST oREGon, 2nd Ed., Jones & J. Henderson. 208 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2, pb, $15.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-340-6.

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MILES FRoM noWhEREA Round-the-World Bicycle Adventure

B. Savage. 340 pages, 6 x 9, pb, $18.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-109-9, WXNZ.

JoYRIdEPedaling Toward a healthier Planet, 2nd Ed.

Birk. 240 pages, 6 x 9, 120 b&w photos, pb, $21.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-760-7.


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Birk.120 b&w photos, pb,

WhERE ThE PAVEMEnT EndSone 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 978-0-89886-684-1.

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TRAnSAMERICATRAnSAMERICA BICYCLE TRAIL #1Astoria, oregon - Coburg, oregon (234 mi.)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-23-1.

TRAnSAMERICA BICYCLE TRAIL #2Coburg, oregon - Baker City, oregon (333 mi.)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-24-8.

TRAnSAMERICA BICYCLE TRAIL #3Baker City, oregon - Missoula, Montana (419 miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-25-5.

TRAnSAMERICA BICYCLE TRAIL #4Missoula, Montana - West Yellowstone, Montana (329 miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-26-2.

TRAnSAMERICA BICYCLE TRAIL #5West Yellowstone, Montana - Rawlins, Wyoming (351 miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-27-9.

TRAnSAMERICA BICYCLE TRAIL #6Rawlins, Wyoming - Pueblo, Colorado (387 miles) 33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-28-6.

TRAnSAMERICA BICYCLE TRAIL #7Pueblo, Colorado - Alexander, Kansas (289 miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-29-3.

TRAnSAMERICA BICYCLE TRAIL #8Alexander, Kansas - Girard, Kansas (331 miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-30-9.

TRAnSAMERICA BICYCLE TRAIL #9Girard, Kansas - Murphysboro, Illinois (409 miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-31-6.

TRAnSAMERICA BICYCLE TRAIL #10Murphysboro, Illinois - Berea, Kentucky (405 miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-32-3.

TRAnSAMERICA BICYCLE TRAIL #11Berea, Kentucky - Christiansburg, Virginia (376 miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-33-0.

TRAnSAMERICA BICYCLE TRAIL #12Christiansburg, Virginia - Yorktown, Virginia (368 miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-34-7.

GREAT PARKS noRThGREAT PARKS noRTh BICYCLE RoUTE #1 Jasper, Alberta - Fernie, British Columbia (373 miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-08-8.

GREAT PARKS noRTh BICYCLE RoUTE #2Fernie, British Columbia - Missoula, Montana (379 mi.)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-09-5.

“I love your maps. It has given me the confi dence to take longer tours since I know what terrain I will be encountering.” — Chris Lieber, rider/maps user

mountaineers books is now distributing the high-quality cycling route maps published by the Adventure Cycling Association, and we couldn’t be more tickled. First, Mountaineers Books staff includes lots of cyclists, and so we’re always happy to be telling others about cool bike things. Second, these maps aren’t only cool—you basically have to have them if you’re doing any signifi cant touring, because in many cases they are the only source for information on these long-distance routes. and fi nally, the 47,000-member adventure Cycling association is a nonprofi t publisher like us, committed to producing best-in-class information on a muscle-powered sport.

There is nothing more fun than riding a bike on a sunny day—the corollary of which is that once you get addicted to pedaling you’ll be riding regardless of the weather. Start—or foster—your two-wheeled addiction with these helpful, authoritative maps from the adventure Cycling association.

Each: $15.75, sizes are folded, two sided, water

resistent, color, paperbound.

noRThERn TIERnoRThERn TIER BICYCLE RoUTE #1Anacortes, Washington - Sandpoint, Idaho (462 miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-04-0.

noRThERn TIER BICYCLE RoUTE #2Sandpoint, Idaho - Cut Bank, Montana (447 miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-05-7.

noRThERn TIER BICYCLE RoUTE #3Cut Bank, Montana - dickinson, north dakota (544 miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-06-4.

noRThERn TIER BICYCLE RoUTE #4dickinson, north dakota - Fargo, north dakota (351 mi.)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-93-4.



noRThERn TIER BICYCLE RoUTE #5Fargo, north dakota - Walker, Minnesota (175 miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-13-2.

noRThERn TIER BICYCLE RoUTE #6 Walker, Minnesota - Stillwater, Minn. (262 miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-14-9.

noRThERn TIER BICYCLE RoUTE #7Stillwater, Minnesota - Muscatine, Iowa (391 miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-15-6.

noRThERn TIER BICYCLE RoUTE #8Muscatine, Iowa - Monroe-ville, Indiana (402 miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-00-2.

noRThERn TIER BICYCLE RoUTE #9Monroeville, Indiana - orchard Park, new York (409 miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-01-9.

noRThERn TIER BICYCLE RoUTE #10orchard Park, nY - Ticonderoga, nY (421 mi.)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-02-6.

noRThERn TIER BICYCLE RoUTE #11 Ticonderoga, new York - Bar harbor, Maine (402 miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-03-3.

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GREAT PARKS SoUTh BICYCLE RoUTE #1 Steamboat Springs, Colorado - Poncha Springs, Colorado (389 miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-11-8.

GREAT PARKS SoUTh BICYCLE RoUTE #2 Poncha Springs, Colorado - durango, Colorado (306 miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-12-5.

ATLAnTIC CoASTATLAnTIC CoAST BICYCLE RoUTE #1 Bar harbor, Maine - Windsor Locks, Connecticut (439 mi.)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-20-0.

ATLAnTIC CoAST BICYCLE RoUTE #2 Windsor Locks, Connecticut -

Conshohocken, Pennsylvania (295 miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-21-7.

ATLAnTIC CoAST BICYCLE RoUTE #3 Conshohocken, Pennsylvania - Richmond, Virginia (389 miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-22-4.

ATLAnTIC CoAST BICYCLE RoUTE #4 Richmond, Virgina - Wilming-ton, north Carolina (383 mi.)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-16-3.

ATLAnTIC CoAST BICYCLE RoUTE #5 Wilmington, north Carolina - Statesboro, Georgia (349 miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-17-0.

ATLAnTIC CoAST BICYCLE RoUTE #6Statesboro, Georgia - St. Augustine, Florida (259 miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-18-7.

ATLAnTIC CoAST BICYCLE RoUTE #7 St. Augustine, Florida - Key West, Florida (522 miles) 33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-77-4.

PACIFIC CoASTPACIFIC CoAST BICYCLE RoUTE #1 Vancouver, British Columbia - Astoria, oregon (402 miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-35-4.

PACIFIC CoAST BICYCLE RoUTE #2 Astoria, oregon - Crescent City, California (408 miles) 33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-36-1.

PACIFIC CoAST BICYCLE RoUTE #3 Crescent City, California - San Francisco, California (412 miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-37-8.

PACIFIC CoAST BICYCLE RoUTE #4 San Francisco, California - Santa Barbara, California (384 miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-38-5.

PACIFIC CoAST BICYCLE RoUTE #5 Santa Barbara, California - Imperial Beach, California (249 miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-39-2.



RoUTE 66RoUTE 66 #1 Chicago, Illinois – St. Louis, Missouri (329 Miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-9863397-0-7.

RoUTE 66 #2 St. Louis, Missouri – Joplin, Missouri (327 Miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-9863397-1-4.

RoUTE 66 #3 Joplin, Missouri - Adrian, Texas (567 Miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-9863397-2-1.

RoUTE 66 #4 Adrian, Texas – Gallup, new Mexico (500 Miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-9863397-3-8.

RoUTE 66 #5 Gallup, new Mexico – oatman, Arizona (404 Miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-9863397-4-5.

RoUTE 66 #6 oatman, Arizona – Santa Monica, California (360 Miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-9863397-5-2.

SoUThERn TIERSoUThERn TIER BICYCLE RoUTE #1 San diego, California - Tempe, Arizona (413 miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-40-8.

SoUThERn TIER BICYCLE RoUTE #2Tempe, Arizona - El Paso, Texas (524 miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-41-5.

SoUThERn TIER BICYCLE RoUTE #3El Paso, Texas - del Rio, Texas (522 miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-42-2.

SoUThERn TIER BICYCLE RoUTE #4del Rio, Texas - navasota, Texas (432 miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-43-9.

SoUThERn TIER BICYCLE RoUTE #5navasota, Texas - new Roads, Louisiana (385 miles) 33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-44-6.

SoUThERn TIER BICYCLE RoUTE #6new Roads, Louisiana - deFuniak Springs, Florida (442 miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-45-3.

SoUThERn TIER BICYCLE RoUTE #7deFuniak Springs, Florida - St. Augustine, Florida (425 miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-46-0.

GREAT RIVERS SoUThGREAT RIVERS SoUTh BICYCLE RoUTE #1Muscatine, Iowa - Cape Girardeau, Missouri (501 miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-47-7.

GREAT RIVERS SoUTh BICYCLE RoUTE #2Cape Girardeau, Missouri - Tupelo, Mississippi (456 miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-48-4.

GREAT RIVERS SoUTh BICYCLE RoUTE #3Tupelo, Mississippi - Baton Rouge, Louisiana (370 miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-49-1.

noRTh LAKESnoRTh LAKES BICYCLE RoUTE #1osceola, Wisconsin - Escanaba, Michigan (392 miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-50-7.

noRTh LAKES BICYCLE RoUTE #2Escanaba, Michigan - Mackinaw City, Michigan (151 miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-51-4.

noRTh LAKES BICYCLE RoUTE #3Mackinaw City, Michigan - Monroeville, Indiana (545 mi.)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-52-1.

GREAT dIVIdEGREAT dIVIdE MoUnTAIn BIKE RoUTE #1Roosville, Montana - Polaris, Montana (542 miles)

41⁄4 x 71⁄2, ISBN 978-0-935108-53-8.

GREAT dIVIdE MoUnTAIn BIKE RoUTE #2 Polaris, Montana - South Pass City, Wyoming (510 miles)

41⁄4 x 71⁄2, ISBN 978-0-935108-54-5.

GREAT dIVIdE MoUnTAIn BIKE RoUTE #3 South Pass City, Wyoming - Silverthorne, Colorado (404 miles)

41⁄4 x 71⁄2, ISBN 978-0-935108-55-2.

GREAT dIVIdE MoUnTAIn BIKE RoUTE #4 Silverthorne, Colorado - Platoro, Colorado (317 miles)

41⁄4 x 71⁄2, ISBN 978-0-935108-56-9.

GREAT dIVIdE MoUnTAIn BIKE RoUTE #5 Platoro, Colorado - Pie Town, new Mexico (431 miles)

41⁄4 x 71⁄2, ISBN 978-0-935108-57-6.

GREAT dIVIdE MoUnTAIn BIKE RoUTE #6 Pie Town, new Mexico - Antelope Wells, new Mexico (308 miles)

41⁄4 x 71⁄2, ISBN 978-0-935108-58-3.

GREAT dIVIdE MoUnTAIn BIKE RoUTE - CAnAdA Banff, Alberta - Roosville, Montana (254 miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-76-7.

WESTERn EXPRESSWESTERn EXPRESS BICYCLE RoUTE #1San Francisco, California - Fallon, nevada (312 miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-61-3.

BICYCLInG ThE PACIFIC CoASTA Complete Route Guide, Canada to Mexico, 4th Ed.

Kirkendall & V. Spring. 272 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2, 100 b&w photos, 60 maps, pb, $18.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-954-5.

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CYCLInG ThE GREAT dIVIdEFrom 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.

“The (great Divide mountain bike) ride (one section in Colorado) changed my life. It was great being able to get the maps and have so much info in one place—a very accessible adventure!”

— Kristen Campbell, rider/maps user

WESTERn EXPRESS BICYCLE RoUTE #2 Fallon, nevada - Cedar City, Utah (464 miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-62-0.

WESTERn EXPRESS BICYCLE RoUTE #3Cedar City, Utah - dolores, Colorado (447 miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-63-7.

WESTERn EXPRESS BICYCLE RoUTE #4dolores, Colorado - Pueblo, Colorado (361 miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-64-4.

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LEWIS & CLARKLEWIS & CLARK BICYCLE TRAIL #1 hartford, Illinois - Council Bluffs, Iowa (558 miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-65-1.

LEWIS & CLARK BICYCLE TRAIL #2Council Bluffs, Iowa - Pierre, South dakota (489 miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-66-8.

LEWIS & CLARK BICYCLE TRAIL #3Pierre, South dakota - dickinson, north dakota (414 miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-67-5.

LEWIS & CLARK BICYCLE TRAIL #4 dickinson, north dakota - Great Falls, Montana (499 miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-68-2.

LEWIS & CLARK BICYCLE TRAIL #5 Great Falls, Montana - Missoula, Montana (477 miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-69-9.

LEWIS & CLARK BICYCLE TRAIL #6 Missoula, Montana - Clarkston, Washington (243 miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-70-5.

LEWIS & CLARK BICYCLE TRAIL #7 Clarkston, Washington - Seaside, oregon (474 miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-71-2.

LEWIS & CLARK BICYCLE TRAIL #8Three Forks, Montana - Williston, north dakota (514 miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-72-9.

LAKE ERIE ConnECToRLAKE ERIE ConnECToR BICYCLE RoUTEWolf Lake, Michigan - Fort Erie, ontario (505 miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-74-3.

GRAnd CAnYon ConnECToRGRAnd CAnYon ConnECToR BICYCLE RoUTECedar City, Utah - Tempe, Arizona (565 miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-73-6.

TIdEWATER PoToMACTIdEWATER PoToMAC hERITAGE BICYCLE RoUTEWashington d.C. (378 miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-75-0.

FLoRIdA ConnECToRFLoRIdA ConnECToR BICYCLE RoUTESt. Augustine, Florida - Key West, Florida (530 miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-78-1.

UndERGRoUnd RAILRoAdUndERGRoUnd RAILRoAd BICYCLE RoUTE #1Mobile, Alabama - Fulton, Mississippi (401 miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-79-8.

UndERGRoUnd RAILRoAd BICYCLE RoUTE #2Fulton, Mississippi - owensboro, Kentucky (435 miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-80-4.

UndERGRoUnd RAILRoAd BICYCLE RoUTE #3owensboro, Kentucky - Milford, ohio (374 miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-81-1.

UndERGRoUnd RAILRoAd BICYCLE RoUTE #4Milford, ohio - Erie, Pennsylvania (419 miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-82-8.

UndERGRoUnd RAILRoAd BICYCLE RoUTE #5Erie, Pennsylvania - owen Sound, ontario (378 miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-83-5.

UndERGRoUnd RAILRoAd BICYCLE RoUTE dETRoIT ALTERnATE #1oberlin, ohio - Sombra, ontario (281 miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-91-0.

UndERGRoUnd RAILRoAd BICYCLE RoUTE dETRoIT ALTERnATE #2Sombra, ontario - owen Sound, ontario (239 miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-92-7.

WAShInGTon PARKS

WAShInGTon PARKS BICYCLE RoUTE #1Sedro-Woolley, Washington - Elma, Washington (311 miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-84-2.

WAShInGTon PARKS BICYCLE RoUTE #2Elma, Washington - Sedro-Woolley, Washington (555 miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-85-9.

SIERRA CASCAdESSIERRA CASCAdES BICYCLE RoUTE #1Sumas, Washington - Mt. Rainier national Park, Washington (447 miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-86-6.

SIERRA CASCAdES BICYCLE RoUTE #2Mt. Rainier nP, Washington - Crater Lake nP, oregon (446 miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-87-3.

SIERRA CASCAdES BICYCLE RoUTE #3Crater Lake nP, oregon - Truckee, California (459 miles)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-88-0.

SIERRA CASCAdES BICYCLE RoUTE #4Truckee, California - Lake Isabella, California (558 mi.)

33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-89-7.

SIERRA CASCAdES BICYCLE RoUTE #5Lake Isabella, California - Tecate, California (486 mi.) 33⁄4 x 81⁄4, ISBN 978-0-935108-90-3.

IdAho hoT SPRInGSIdAho hoT SPRInGS MoUnTAIn BIKE RoUTE - MAIn RoUTE MAP43⁄4 x 8, ISBN 978-0-935108-94-1.

IdAho hoT SPRInGS MoUnTAIn BIKE RoUTE SInGLETRACK oPTIonS MAP43⁄4 x 8, ISBN 978-0-935108-95-8.

relaTeD TiTle

AdVEnTURE CYCLInG InTM noRThERn CALIFoRnIASelected on- and off-Road Rides

The Adventure Cycling Association. 240 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2, pb, $14.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-504-2.

“I rode with a companion from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to Savannah, georgia, and not only did we fi nd the (Adventure Cycling Association) route to be beautiful and fulfi lling, but the liner notes on the map were incredibly helpful!”

— Travis Hackett, rider/maps user

“(The) maps are great. based on those maps, we feel safe on a bike trip.” — Mario Ellyson, rider/maps user



MoUnTAInEERInGThe 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.

FREEdoM oF ThE hILLS dECKThe Mountaineers. 52 playing cards featuring mountaineering tips, 2 1⁄2 x 3 1⁄2 , $6.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-409-5.

EXTREME ALPInISMClimbing 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.

EXTREME ALPInISMThE 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.

dRAWnThe Art of Ascent

Collins. 160 pages, 10 x 7 3⁄4, 120 color illustrations, hb, $24.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-958-8.

“People told me that once I was married and had kids, my adventures would be over . . . We’re told it’s

good to get comfortable, settle down, buy a bigger house and a better car, and start stockpiling the 401(k).

But that’s not necessarily right for everyone. It wasn’t right for me.”

At 32, artist and climber Jeremy Collins found himself “somewhere between college and mortgage,”

and recognized within a profound need for transformation. Inspired in part by his intrepid friend

Jonny Copp, who had died tragically in an avalanche, Jeremy resolved to travel in the four cardinal

directions—north, south, east, and west—to challenge himself on first ascents, and to explore a balance

between the pursuit of wilderness adventure and the necessity of home.

Drawn: The Art of Ascent is a rich, textured, and soulful visual exploration of summits lost and achieved.

Although climbing is Jeremy’s catalyst, the more fully realized approach to life he discovers will

resonate with anyone who has ever looked out an office window and asked, “What else is there?”

GRAPHIC ART / MEMOIR / CLIMBING

$24.95 U.S.

The illustrative maps and art of Jeremy Collins are frequently featured in Rock

and Ice and Alpinist magazines, in numerous books, on a variety of outdoor-

adventure products, and on the cover of National Geographic. For this

project, his climbing partners included Tommy Caldwell, Mark Jenkins, Jeff

Achey, James Q Martin, Pat Goodman, José Miranda, Mikey Schaefer, Dana

Drummond, Corey Rich, and Hayden Kennedy. Visit Jeremy—and see a film

version of Drawn—at www.jercollins.com.

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“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 fi rst lessons. Its simplicity coaxed me towards sky.” — Dean Potter

“This work remains a must-have for climbing enthusiasts.” — Publishers weekly

“The all-time best mountaineering ‘textbook.’” — library Journal “This is the standard textbook in countless climbing classes.” — The los Angeles Times

“If you want to climb, you’d better read ‘the bible’” — Seattle Post Intelligencer

CliMBing

CLIMBInG dICTIonARYMountaineering Slang, Terms, neologisms & Lingo: An Illustrated Reference to More than 650 Words

Samet; Tea, illustrator. 240 pages, 5 x 7, 130 b&w illustrations, pb, $14.95, ISBN 978-59485-502-3.



Skills/Guidebooks

CLIMBInG: FRoM GYM To CRAG:Building Skills for Real Rock

S. Lewis & Cauthorn. 224 pages, 7 x 8 1⁄2, 163 b&w photos & illustrations, pb, $21.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-682-7.

CLIMBInG SELF RESCUEImprovising Solutions for Serious Situations

Tyson & Loomis. 256 pages, 7 x 8 1⁄2, 110 b&w photos, 20 illustrations, pb, $19.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-772-5.

CLIMBInGTraining for Peak Performance, 2nd Ed.

Soles. 288 pages, 7 x 8 1⁄2, 120 b&w photos, 17 charts, pb, $19.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-098-1.

BIG WALL CLIMBInGElite Technique

Ogden. 224 pages, 7 x 8 1⁄2, 124 color photos, pb, $24.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-748-0.

ALPInE CLIMBInGTechniques to Take You higher

Cosley & M. Houston. 304 pages, 7 x 8 1⁄2, 155 b&w photos, 12 illustrations, pb, $21.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-749-7.

BoULdERInGMovement, Tactics, and Problem Solving

Beal. 224 pages, 7 x 8 1⁄2,, 100 b&w photos, 10 charts, pb, $21.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-500-9.

CLIMBInGExpedition Planning

Soles & Powers. 224 pages, 7 x 8 1⁄2, 60 b&w photos, pb, $19.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-770-1.

GYM CLIMBInGMaximizing Your Indoor Experience

Burbach. 192 pages, 7 x 8 1⁄2, 150 b&w photos, pb, $18.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-742-8.

ICE And MIXEd CLIMBInGModern Technique

Gadd. 208 pages, 7 x 8 1⁄2, 32 color illustrations, 140 color photos, pb, $24.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-769-5.

RoCK CLIMBInG, 2nd Ed.Mastering Basic Skills

Donahue, Luebben. 384 pages, 7 x 8 1⁄2, 350 b&w photos, paperback, $22.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-862-8.

RoCK CLIMBInG AnChoRSA Comprehensive Guide

Luebben. 256 pages, 7 x 8 1⁄2, 325 b&w photos, 17 illustrations, pb, $19 .95, ISBN 978-1-59485-006-6.

SPoRT CLIMBInGFrom 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.


Selters. 144 pages, 7 1⁄2 x 9, pb, $19.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-658-2, WXUK/EC/AUS/NZ.

GLACIER TRAVEL & CREVASSE RESCUE, 2

Selters.$19.95, ISBN WXUK/EC/AUS/NZ.

ICE And MIXEd CLIMBInG

BAnFF WInnER

Recommended by the American mountain guides Association

SPoRT CLIMBInGFrom Toprope to

noBA WInnER

CLIMBInG SELF



ALTITUdE ILLnESSPrevention & Treatment, 2nd Ed.

Bezruchka. 128 pages, 4 x 6, 1 illustration, pb, $8.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-685-8.

MounTaineerS ouTDoor eXPerT SerieSmoRE THAN 80,000 SolD | wINNER of THE AmERICAN AlPINE INSTITuTE’S guIDES CHoICE AwARD



CliMBing

CaSCaDe alPine guiDe SerieS

WeeKenD roCK guiDe SerieS

AConCAGUAA Climbing Guide, 2nd Ed.

Secor. 144 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2, pb, $16.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-669-8, WXEC.

MEXICo’S VoLCAnoESA Climbing Guide, 3rd Ed.

Secor. 160 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2, 60 b&w photos, 10 maps, 10 illustrations, pb, $17.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-798-5.

ECUAdoRA 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.

dEnALI’S WEST BUTTRESSA 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 978-0-89886-516-5.

ThE hIGh SIERRA, 3Rd Ed.Peaks, Passes, and Trails

Secor. 512 pages, 7 x 8 1⁄2, 168 b&w photos, 30 maps, pb, $32.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-971-2.

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 978-0-89886-480-9.

CLIMBInG CALIFoRnIA’S FoURTEEnERS183 Routes to the Fifteen highest Peaks

Porcella & Burns. 272 pages, 6 x 9, pb, $19.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-555-4.

WEEKEnd RoCK WAShInGTonTrad & Sports Routes from 5.0 to 5.10a

Whitelaw. ISBN 978-0-89886-984-2.

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 oREGonTrad & Sport Routes from 5.0 to 5.10a

Horton. ISBN 978-0-89886-717-6.

WEEKEnd RoCK ARIZonATrad & Sport Routes from 5.0 to 5.10a

Abbott. ISBN 978-0-89886-965-1.

WEEKEnd RoCK ARIZonA

WEEKEnd RoCK oREGonTrad & Sport Routes from 5.0 to 5.10a

Horton.717-6.

WEEKEnd RoCK WAShInGTonTrad & Sports Routes from 5.0 to 5.10a

Whitelaw.89886-984-2.

CLIMBInG

ECUAdoR A CLIMBER’S GUIdE ThE hIGh SIERRA,

Comprehensive climbing approach and route guides to Washington’s Cascades. Each: approx. 350 pages, 7 x 8 1⁄2, rounded corners.

Brown, Volume 1CoLUMBIA RIVER To STEVEnS PASS, 3Rd Ed.Beckey. $34.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-577-6.

Green, Volume 2STEVEnS PASS To RAInY PASS, 3Rd Ed.Beckey. $34.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-838-8.

Red, Volume 3RAInY PASS To FRASER RIVER, 3Rd Ed.Beckey. $34.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-136-0.

FIFTY FAVoRITE CLIMBSKroese. 224 pages, 9 x 12, 150 photos, 50 topos, pb, $34.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-728-2.

CLIMBInG ThE SEVEn SUMMITSA 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.

“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



Guidebooks

SeleCTeD CliMBS SerieS

YURAQ JAnKAGuide to the Peruvian Andes: Cordilleras Blanca and Rosko

Ricker. 192 pages, 6 x 9, includes two 35 x 24 1⁄2 three-color maps, pb, $12.95, ISBN 978-0-930410-05-6.

SELECTEd CLIMBS In ThE CASCAdES, VoLUME IIAlpine Routes, Sport Climbs, & Crag Climbs

Nelson & Potterfi eld. 336 pages, 6 x 9, pb, $27.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-561-5.

SELECTEd CLIMBS In ThE CASCAdES, VoLUME I, 2nd Ed.Nelson & Potterfi eld. 240 pages, 6 x 9, pb, $26.95, ISBN 976-0-89886-767-1.

SELECTEd CLIMBS In ThE dESERT SoUThWESTColorado & UtahBurns. 240 pages, 6 x 9, pb, $22.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-657-5.

SELECTEd CLIMBS In noRTh CARoLInA

Lambert & Shull. 320 pages, 6 x 9, 50 photos, 6 maps, 90 topos with overlays, pb, $24.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-855-5.

SELECTEd CLIMBS In ThE noRThEASTRock, Alpine, and Ice Routes from the Gunks to Acadia

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.

MAP

STonE CRUSAdE A historical Guide to Bouldering in America

Sherman. 318 pages, 7 x 10, hb, $40.00, ISBN 978-0-930410-57-5; pb, $30.00, ISBN 978-0-930410-62-9.

BUGABoo RoCK A Climbing Guide, 2nd Ed.

Green & Bensen. 192 pages, 5 1⁄2

x 8 1⁄2, 65 b&w photos, 3 maps, 61 topos, pb, $17.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-795-4.

WAShInGTon ICEA Climbing Guide

J. Martin & Krawarik. 256 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2, pb, $21.95, 92 b&w photos, 26 maps, ISBN 978-0-89886-946-0.

ThAILAnd A Climbing Guide

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 978-0-89886-750-3.

MoUnT RAInIERA 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.

KILIMAnJARo & EAST AFRICAA Climbing and Trekking Guide, 2nd Ed.

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.

oLYMPIC MoUnTAInS A Climbing Guide, 4th Ed.

Olympic Mountain Rescue. 352 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2, 60 b&w photos/135 route overlays, 50 maps, rounded corners, pb, $19.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-206-5.

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.

REd RoCK CAnYon A Climbing Guide

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.

ALASKA 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.

a CliMBing guiDe SerieS

FonTAInEBLEAU CLIMBSA Guide to the Best Bouldering and Circuits, 2nd Ed.

Montchausse. 256 pages, 5 x 9, 240 color photos, color maps, pb, $29.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-770-6

FonTAInEBLEAU ThE MonT BLAnC RAnGEClassic Snow, Ice, and Mixed Climbs

LaRoche. 96 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2, 91 color photos, 34 maps, pb, $24.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-731-7. NA.

GEnTLE EXPEdITIonSA Guide to Ethical Mountain Adventure

McConnell. 128 pages, 4 1⁄2 x 6 1⁄2, pb, $10.00, ISBN 978-0-930410-67-4.

ThE CoLUMBIA MoUnTAInS oF CAnAdA CEnTRAL, 7Th Ed.Fox, editor. 558 pages, 4 3⁄8 x 6 1⁄2, pb, $28.50, ISBN 978-0-930410-26-1.

KYRGYZSTAnA Climber’s Map & Guide

Gamache & Willis. Two sided, full color map, 27 x 18 1⁄2 fl at, 6 3⁄4 x 6 1⁄4 folded, $12, ISBN 978-1-933056-00-5.



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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 RoCKY MoUnTAIn nATIonAL PARK hIKESShining Mountains Group, CMC. 104 pages, 4 x 7, 40 color photos, 21 maps, pb, $12.95. ISBN 978-1-937052-05-8.

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Boulder Group, CMC. 96 pages, 4 x 7, 52 color photos, 31 color maps, pb, $12.95, ISBN 978-0-9799663-4-7.

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ThE BEST SoUThERn FRonT RAnGE hIKESLong. 200 pages, 6 x 9, rounded corners, 100 color photos, 58 maps, pb, $24.95, ISBN 978-1-937052-01-0.

ThE BEST FoRT CoLLInS hIKESGascoyne. 96 pages, 4 x 7, 42 color photographs, 21 color maps, pb, $14.95, ISBN 978-0-9799663-0-9.

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Colorado Springs Group, CMC. 104 pages, 4 x 7, 40 color photos, 21 color maps, pb, $12.95, ISBN 978-0-9799663-6-1.

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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.

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Gore Range Group, CMC; Free. 104 pages, 4 x 7, 45 color photos, 21 maps, pb, $12.95, ISBN 978-0-9842213-6-3.

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ThE BEST FRonT RAnGE WILdFLoWER hIKESBorneman. 108 pages, 4 x 7, 60 color photos, 21 maps, rounded corners, paperback, $13.95, ISBN 978-1-937052-31-7

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Chambers. 200 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2, 160 color illustrations, pb, $22.95, ISBN 978-0-9842213-0-1.

RoCKY MoUnTAIn FLoRA, 2nd Ed.Ells. 360 pages, 6 x 9, 1,320 color photos, pb, rounded corners, $24.95, ISBN 978-0-9842213-4-9.

100 YEARS UP hIGhColorado 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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everything was wet: my tent, my rainfl y, the bag of food i’d dutifully hung in a tree. The storm overnight had been violent, and now, sitting on a wet rock in the fog, i realized how unprepared i was. i had no plan for my sopping gear. if i stuffed it into my pack, the one thing that was still dry— my sleeping bag—would get wet. and that would make the next night dangerously cold.

This was my second morning on The Colorado Trail. The plan was to hike the entire 486 miles from Denver to Durango.

i knew i was in over my head. i’d only started backpacking the year before; my longest trip had been two nights; and i’d never gone solo. But i craved an escape from the daily grind of work and life. Since my mother died in 2009, i’d felt untethered and hollow. i had plenty of friends, a caring signifi cant other, and a well-respected job at Wyoming’s nPr station. But my life was passionless. i knew i needed to get away.

So i quit my job, and started hiking.it was a rough start.after that fi rst storm, as i wiped the mud off my soaking tent

with a wad of toilet paper, a sense of ineptitude washed over me. How could i possibly complete the trail, if i couldn’t handle something as innocuous as a wet tent?

The storm was just the fi rst of my troubles. on day two, i entered a massive plot of land that had been decimated by a wildfi re.

The sun beat down mercilessly as i slogged through hills upon hills of charred stumps. Sweat dripped into my eyes, my shoulders went numb, and plump red blisters mushroomed on my toes. every muscle ached.

and yet on i trudged; i couldn’t give up this soon.Finally, after about a week, i crested the Continental Divide, at a place called georgia Pass. i took off my pack and sat

among the vibrant yellow wildfl owers that blanketed the saddle. Snow-capped peaks fi lled the horizon; the sky was a brilliant blue; and i breathed in the clear mountain air, feeling a surge of exhilaration. Maybe i could fi nish this trail, after all.

i’d like to say that after that, the hike became easy. But it didn’t. i walked through clouds of ravenous mosquitoes, plodded through sweltering heat, and slogged through days of nonstop rain.My sleeping pad sprung a leak, and my water fi lter broke.

Yet something strange started to happen. The longer i was on the trail, the happier i grew.The independence of hiking alone was delightful: i woke up when i wanted to, took breaks when my blisters demanded,

walked at my own pace, and camped when i was tired. in the mornings, i savored the silence as i sipped my coffee, watching the red glow of dawn inch its way over the horizon. and as i walked along alpine ridges, gazing at emerald valleys and elegant peaks, i marveled at having these enchanting places to myself.

The trail continued to throw me curveballs, but the disasters that had haunted my imagination before the hike didn’t happen. i did not get eaten by bears. i didn’t get giardia. i wasn’t kidnapped when i hitchhiked into towns to resupply.

and so, gradually, my perspective changed. instead of agonizing over all the things that could go wrong, i became increasingly grateful about simple things that went right. and i grew confi dent that i could handle whatever the trail threw at me. Finally, i was living in the moment rather than worrying about what was ahead.

a little over fi ve weeks after i’d set out from Denver, i fi nished the hike. a quiet sense of accomplishment tingled through my limbs. The trail had been brutal at times, but it had also enveloped me in its vast beauty, erased my anxiety over my future, and fi lled me up inside.

For the fi rst time in a long time, i felt like i was truly living.

Excerpted from “The Hike That Rekindled My Passion: Escaping Quiet Desperation on the Colorado Trail”, Trail & Timberline, Issue 1026. Read the full article at cmc.org. Willow “Two Piece” Belden hosts a podcast about the outdoors called “Out There.” She was formerly a reporter and anchor for Wyoming Public Radio.

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x 8 1⁄2, pb, $14.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-640-7, WXEC.

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EVEREST 1953The Epic Story of the First Ascent of Everest

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REInhoLd MESSnER: MY LIFE AT ThE LIMITInterviewed by hüetlin.

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Tharkay with Norton. 192 pages, 6 x 9, 1 b&w photo, maps, pb, $19.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-997-7 . W-English.

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P. Gillman, L. Gillman. 400 pages, 6 x 9, 30 color and 8 b&w photos, pb, $21.95, ISBN 978-1-68051-050-8. NA.

ThAT UnTRAVELLEd WoRLdAn Autobiography

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A LIFE on ThE EdGE

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ThE RoSKELLEY CoLLECTIon Stories off the Wall, nanda devi, and Last days

Roskelley. 672 pages, 6 x 9, 100 color and b&w photos, 4 maps, pb, $39.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-664-8.

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ThE MoUnTAIn oF MY FEAR; dEBoRAh: A WILdERnESS nARRATIVE; Two Mountaineering ClassicsRoberts. 256 pages, 6 x 9, 3 b&w photos, 4 maps, pb, $24.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-679-2.

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McDonald. 352 pages, 6 x 9, 95 b&w photos, pb, $21.95, 978-1-59485-756-0. NA.

on ToP oF ThE WoRLdFive Women Explorers in Tibet

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on ToP oF ThE WoRLdILLUSIon dWELLERThE CLIMBInG LIFE oF STIMSon BULLITT The Climbing Life of Stimson Bullitt

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on BELAYThe Life of Legendary Mountaineer Paul Petzoldt

Ringholz. 272 pages, 6 x 9, pb, $18.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-725-1.

MInUS 148°First Winter Ascent of Mt. McKinley

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FREE SPIRITA Climber’s Life, Revised Ed.

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ChoMoLUnGMA SInGS ThE BLUES

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ConQUISTAdoRS oF ThE USELESSTerray. 372 pages, 6 x 9, pb, $21.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-111-7, NA.

ThE BURGESS BooK oF LIES

Burgess. 464 pages, 6 x 9, two 8-page color photo inserts, pb, $24.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-641-4, WXCAN.

In ThE ZonEEpic Survival Stories from the Mountaineering World

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FEARLESS on EVERESTThe Quest for Sandy Irvine

Summers. 320 pages, 6 x 9, 16 b&w photos, 40 illustrations, pb, $18.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-796-1, US.

MoUnTAInS In MY hEARTA Passion for Climbing

Kaltenbrunner, with Steinbach-Tarnutzer. 304 pages, 6 x 9, 48 b&w photos, pb, $21.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-856-7. NA.

TILTInG AT MoUnTAInSLove, Tragedy, and Triumph on the World’s highest Peaks

Pasaban. 288 pages, 6 x 9, 30 b&w photos, pb, $21.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-850-5. W English.

ThE CALL oF ThE ICEClimbing 8000-Meter Peaks in Winter

Moro, foreword by Viesturs, translation by Meneghetti. 224 pages, 6 x 9, pb, $19.95, 978-1-59485-903-8. NA.

FRAGILE EdGEA Personal Portrait of Loss on Everest

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.

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WILdEST dREAMThe Biography of George Mallory

Gillman. 240 pages, 6 x 9, 24-page b&w photo insert, 3 maps, pb, $18.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-751-0, US.

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anthologies of the best climbing literature written. Potterfi eld, editor. 224 pages each ,6 x 9, pb, $16.95.

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ThE FALLInG SEASonInside the Life and death drama of Aspen’s Mountain Rescue Team

Clifford. 272 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2, pb, $16.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-633-9.

ThE dUKE oF ThE ABRUZZIAn Explorer’s Life

Tenderini & Shandrick. 192 pages, 6 x 9, 33 b&w photos, pb, $19.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-895-6.

ThE dUKE oF ThE BRoThERhood oF ThE RoPEThe Biography of Charles houston

McDonald. 256 pages, 6 x 9, 48 b&w photos, pb, $18.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-942-2, WXUK.

BRoThERhood oF ThE LAST STEPThe American Ascent of K2

Ridgeway. 384 pages, 6 x 9, 120 b&w illustrations, 21 maps, pb, $21.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-861-1.



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ThE hIMALAYAn dATABASEThe Expedition Archives of Elizabeth hawley

Hawley & Salisbury. Interactive CD with 80-page pb user guide, 5 1⁄2 x 7 1⁄2, $69.95, ISBN 978-0-930410-99-5.

LoU WhITTAKERMemoirs of a Mountain Guide

L. Whittaker & Gabbard. 264 pages, 6 x 9, 15 color photos, pb, $18.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-459-5.

LoU WhITTAKER ShERMAn EXPoSEdSlightly Censored Climbing Stories

Sherman. 240 pages, 6 x 9, pb, $16.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-852-4.

PSYChoVERTICALKirkpatrick. 288 pages, 6 x 9, 35 b&w photos, 28 illustrations, pb, $18.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-743-0. US.

CoLd WARSThe Fine Line Between Risk and Reality

Kirkpatrick. 288 pages, 6 x 9, 35 b&w photos, 28 illustrations, pb, $18.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-742-3. US.

EVERESTEighty Years of Triumph and Tragedy

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.

ThE hIMALAYA BY ThE nUMBERSA 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.

K2The Price of Conquest

Lacedelli & Cenacchi. 128 pages, 6 x 9, 30 b&w photos, $16.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-030-1, NA.

K2The 1939 Tragedy

Kauffman & Putnam. 224 pages, 6 x 9, pb, $18.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-373-4, WXUK/WXANZ.

nAnGA PARBAT PILGRIMAGEThe Lonely Challenge

Buhl. 384 pages, 51⁄2 x 81⁄2, $21.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-269-5, NA.

ERIC ShIPTonThe Six Mountain-Travel Books

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 978-0-89886-498-7, NA.

AndERL hECKMAIRMy Life, Eiger north Face, Grand Jorasses, and other AdventuresHeckmair, Foreword by Messner. 304 pages, 6 x 9, 171 b&w photos, 7 maps, hb, $24.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-846-3, WXUK.

ThE VILLAInA 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.

CLoUd dAnCERSPortraits of north American Mountaineers

J. Waterman, editor. 323 pages, 6 x 9, pb, $16.95, ISBN 978-0-930410-54-4.

ThE ToTEM PoLEAnd a Whole new Adventure

Pritchard. 216 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2, b&w photos, hb, $22.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-696-4, NA.

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ASCEnTThe Climbing Experience in Word and Image

Steck, Roper, & Harris, editors. 328 pages, 8 1⁄2 x 11, three 8-page color photo inserts, pb, $24.95, ISBN 978-0-930410-80-3.

FIVAAn Adventure That Went WrongStainforth. 224 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2, 24 b&w photos, 2 maps, $16.95, pb, ISBN 978-1-59485-846-8. NA.

STonE PALACES

Childs. 224 pages, 6 x 9, pb, $16.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-851-7.



hERMAnn BUhLClimbing Without CompromiseMessner & Höfl er. 204 pages, 7 x 9, 43 color photos, 83 b&w photos,hb, $24.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-678-0, NA.

AnTARCTICABoth heaven and hellMessner. 383 pages, 6 x 9, hb, $24.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-305-5, NA.

ThE CRYSTAL hoRIZonEverest——The First Solo AscentMessner. 324 pages, 6 x 9, 36-page color photo insert, pb, $29.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-574-5, NA.

ThE nAKEd MoUnTAInMessner. 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

ALL 14 EIGhT-ThoUSAndERSMessner. 248 pages, 9 x 11, 113 color photos, 76 b&w photos, 17 illustrations, hb, $40, ISBN 978-0-89886-660-5, NA.

EVEREST: EXPEdITIon To ThE ULTIMATEMessner. 288 pages, 6 x 9, pb, $24.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-648-3. NA

ThE LAST hERo——BILL TILMAnA Biography of the Explorer

Madge. 288 pages, 6 x 9, hb, $24.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-452-6, NA.

h.W. TILMAnThe Seven Mountain-Travel 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 978-0-89886-960-6, NA.

h.W. TILMAnThe 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 978-0-89886-143-3, NA.

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.

ThE BECKonInG SILEnCESimpson. 308 pages, 6 x 9, pb, $19.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-941-5, US.

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MoMEnTS oF doUBTAnd other Mountaineering Writings of david Roberts

Roberts. 256 pages, 5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄2, pb, $12.95, ISBN 978-0-89886-118-1.

SAndSTonE SPInESeeking the Anasazi on the First Traverse of the Comb Ridge

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i had about 10 minutes before my fl ight, enough time to grab one more cup of coffee. i had rushed to fi nish one more assignment on the fl oor of the Salt lake City airport before my fl ight to o’Hare and somewhat tight connection to Zurich. Just as i was about to order a coffee, i heard a man behind me ask, “are you leonard?”

i turned, and a man and his wife stood looking at me, an open passport in his hands. He looked at it, then looked at me, then back at the passport.

“Yes,” i said, my mouth dropping. “Wow.” i reached out and he handed me the passport, my passport, that i had left on the fl oor a few hundred yards from the coffee stand. i had hurriedly unplugged my computer from its last north american electrical outlet, packed up my stuff and left my passport, boarding pass inside, sitting next to a potted plant in the busy terminal.

i said Thank You, then Thank You again, and the guy and his wife smiled and walked on their way. i said Thank You 10 more times in my head, stuffed my passport and boarding pass back in my backpack, and ordered a coffee, sighing and shaking my head in disbelief that i left my goddamn passport on the fl oor of an airport minutes before the start of a three-week work trip.

and that guy saw it, picked it up, and walked around the terminal for a couple minutes trying to fi nd a guy who looked like the guy in the photo, and handed it to me, no questions asked, no expectation of any reward, just doing the right thing on his way to the baggage claim. i did my best to communicate my gratitude, but how do you thank someone for saving you from thousands of dollars in airline tickets, days of stress, missed schedules, maybe identity theft? i should have given him a bear hug right there at the coffee stand.

My friend Mick told me he had a friend who said, “i used to think i was gonna change the world. now i just let people onto the freeway.” i always loved that line, because i think it says something about what people can do to make other people’s lives better—all those little things that don’t make the evening news.

Most days, i think that most people aren’t going to save the world in the way we usually think of that phrase, save the world: feed starving children, rescue families from burning homes, start a nonprofi t that helps people fi nd a new start.

But then i think about people like that guy who handed me back my passport, or you, when you fi nd someone’s wallet at a restaurant and give it to the manager, or pick up a dropped pacifi er for a someone who’s holding a baby and trying to juggle three other things, or let someone in front of you in line at the grocery store when they have two items to buy and you have 25, i think Yeah, maybe everyone’s going to save the world.

— Brendan Leonard, creator of Semi-rad.com and author of the new book, Sixty Meters to Anywhere (page 53)

BREndAn LEonARd’S SEMI-RAd REAL LIFE

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WALKInG ThE GoBIA 1600-mile Trek Across a desert of hope and despair

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ThE LAST VoYAGEUR

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PRoPhETS And MoGULS, RAnGERS And RoGUES, BISon And BEARS100 Years of the national Park Service

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RooF oF ThE RoCKIESA history of Colorado Mountaineering, 3rd Ed.

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RooF oF ThE RoCKIES STELLER’S ISLAndAdventures of a Pioneer naturalist in Alaska

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STEhEKInA Valley in Time

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A YEAR In PARAdISE

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SnoQUALMIE PASSFrom Indian Trail to Interstate

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A Fool for Love hikes the Pacifi c Crest Trail

noBA WInnER



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Miles from Nowhere



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ThE ART oF RoUGh TRAVELFrom the Peculiar to the Practical, Advice from a 19th Century Explorer

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oUTWARd BoUndCrew not Passengers

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LIGhTLY on ThE LAndThe SCA Trail Building and Maintenance Manual, 2nd Ed.

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A FIELd GUIdE To ThE GRAnd CAnYon, 2nd Ed.

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TIMBERLInEMountain and Arctic Forest Frontiers

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dEFEndInG WILd WAShInGTonA Citizen’s Action Guide

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ThE STATE oF ThE SoUThERnRoCKIES ECoREGIonA Report by the Southern Rockies Ecosystem Project

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SoUThERn RoCKIES WILdLAndS nETWoRK VISIonSouthern Rockies Ecosystem Project. 250 pages, 8 1⁄2 x 11, color insert, pb, ISBN 978-0-9724413-6-0.

ELWhAA River Reborn

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pb, $29.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-734-8.

ThE LIVInG BIRd100 Years of Listening to nature

Cornell Lab of Ornithology. 208 pages, 103⁄4 x 91⁄2 , 200 color photos, hb, $29.95, ISBN 978-1-59485-965-6.

Photography by Gerrit Vyn Foreword by Barbara Kingsolver

100 Years of Listening to Nature

THE LIVING BIrd

100 Years of Listening to Birds“All the birds among us offer a window into a different kind of knowing—one that is natural, but in modern times is forgotten and unpracticed. If we pay attention, the birds in our lives become mediators between the obvious and the hidden, between the normal way of seeing and a way of seeing that is less common but more beautiful, nourishing, and grounding.”

—from The Living Bird

Vyn

tHe LiVing Bird

The Cornell Lab of Ornithology, in Ithaca, new york, is a world leader in the study, appreciation, and conservation of birds. Their hallmarks are scientific excellence and technological innovation to advance the understanding of nature and to engage people of all ages in learning about birds and protecting the planet. Founded in 1915, the Cornell Lab is a nonprofit organization whose vibrant community includes supporters, citizen-science participants, and millions of bird enthusiasts from all walks of life who connect with them online at www.allaboutbirds.org. Learn more at www.birds.cornell.edu.

Gerrit Vyn is a Seattle-based photographer whose images are used by many conservation organizations and appear regularly in books and magazines, including National Geographic, Audubon, and the New York Times. He was the primary photographer for two “State of the Birds” reports delivered to Congress by a coalition of leading environmental organizations. His audio and video work have been featured on PBS’s Nature, nPR’s Morning Edition, and CBS’s Sunday Morning.

www.mountaineersbooks.orgAn independent and nonprofit publisher since 1960

ISBn 978-1-59485-965-6Front cover, Tufted Puffin; back cover, Bluethroat Jacket design by Jane Jeszeck/JigsawPrinted in China on FSC-certified materials

Beacons of our PLanetFor 100 years, the Cornell Lab of Ornithology has researched the lives of birds, educating the public and striving for protection of species and habitat. But the Lab does much more than study—it celebrates birds through song and image, and connects us to them.

An intimate yet stunning exploration of north American species, The Living Bird explores our joyful, complex relationship with birds. Wildlife and conser-vation photographer Gerrit Vyn, along with leading naturalists and bird enthusiasts, takes readers on a visual and experiential journey, revealing the essence of the Lab’s work.

Barbara Kingsolver remembers her youth as a reluctant birder, while years later she exalts in a special birding trip with her father. Scott Weidensaul delves into the secret lives of birds: How do flocks of birds migrate thousands of miles? What determines who mates with whom? What purpose do all those pretty feathers and glorious melodies serve? Lyanda Lynn Haupt finds inspiration in our everyday birds as they connect us to the natural world, and she describes how citizen science enriches our under-standing of everything around us.

Director of the Cornell Lab of Ornithology John W. Fitzpatrick considers the status of birds today: while too many species have been driven to extinc-tion, others have made remarkable recoveries thanks to human action. Jared Diamond underscores that it is in our hands to protect the living birds around us.

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ThE AVALAnChE ThE ABCS oF STAYInG ALIVE In

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SNOWSHOE ROUTES

DAN A. NELSON

THIRD EDITION

ThE CoMPLETE GUIdE


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Washington, 53 Paddling the Columbia, 61 Real Gardens Grow Natives, 21Snowshoe Routes Oregon, 62 Soggy Sneakers, 4th Ed., 61 Weekend Rock Oregon, 36

Washington50 Trail Runs in Washington, 45 75 Classic Rides Washington, 29100 Best Cross-Country Ski Trails in

Washington, 3rd Ed., 62 100 Classic Backcountry Ski and Snowboard

Routes Washington, 62 100 Classic Hikes: Washington, 3rd Ed.,

15, 42151 Dives in the Protected Waters of

Washington State and British Columbia, 60 Accessible Trails in Washington’s Backcountry, 45

Across the Olympic Mountains, 55 Adventure Cycling Association Maps

Northern Tier Bicycle Route, 30 Pacific Coast Bicycle Route, 31Great Divide Mountain Bike Route, 32 Lewis & Clark Bicycle Trail, 33Washington Parks Bicycle Route, 33 Sierra Cascades Bicycle Route, 33

Afoot & Afloat: North Puget Sound & the Strait of Juan de Fuca, 3rd Ed., 61

Afoot & Afloat: South Puget Sound and Hood Canal, 4th Ed., 61

Afoot & Afloat: The San Juan Islands, 4th Ed., 61

Backcountry Ski & Snowboard Routes Washington, 62

Backpacking Washington, 41 Best Desert Hikes: Washington, 42 Best Hikes with Dogs Western Washington,

2nd Ed., 43 Best Hikes with Kids Western Washington &

the Cascades, 46 Best Wildflower Hikes Washington, 42Best Winter Walks & Hikes, Puget Sound, 2nd

Ed., 42 Bicycling the Backroads of NW Washington,

4th Ed., 29 Biking Puget Sound, 2nd Ed., 29Camping Washington, 45 Cascade Alpine Guide Vol. 1, Columbia River

to Stevens Pass, 3rd Ed., 36Cascade Alpine Guide Vol. 2, Stevens Pass to

Rainy Pass,3rd Ed., 36Cascade Alpine Guide Vol. 3, Rainy Pass to

Frasier River, 3rd Ed., 36 Challenge of Rainier, The, 4th Ed., 54 Challenge of the North Cascades, 54 Chefs on the Farm, 22 Day Hiking Central Cascades, 41 Day Hiking Columbia River Gorge, 41Day Hiking Eastern Washington, 41 Day Hiking Mount Adams and Goat Rocks, 41Day Hiking Mount Rainier, 41 Day Hiking Mount St. Helens, 41Day Hiking New England, 41Day Hiking North Cascades, 41 Day Hiking Olympic Peninsula, 41 Day Hiking the San Juans and Gulf Islands, 41Day Hiking Snoqualmie Region, 2nd Ed., 41Day Hiking South Cascades, 41Defending Wild Washington, 56 Elwha,56 Exploring Washington’s Wild Areas,

2nd Ed., 47Field Guide to the Cascades & Olympics, 2nd

Ed., 56 Guide to 100 Peaks in Mount Rainier National

Park, Ed. 2.01, 44 Hiking the Wonderland Trail, 45 Kayaking Puget Sound & the San Juan

Islands, 3rd Ed., 61 Lookouts, 55 Mac’s Field Guides: Mount Rainier National

Park Mammals & Birds, 57Mac’s Field Guides: Mount Rainier National

Park Flowers & Trees, 57Mac’s Field Guides: Olympic National Park, 57Mac’s San Juan & Gulf Islands, 57Monte Cristo, 55 Mount Rainier, 58 Mount Rainier, A Climbing Guide, 37 Mountain Bike Adventures in Washington’s

Northern Cascades & Olympics, 2nd Ed., 29

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.



Mountain Bike Adventures in Washington’s Southern Cascades & Puget Sound, 2nd Ed., 29

Mountaineers, The, 55 Nature in the City: Seattle, 45North Cascades, The, 20 North Cascades Crest, 58 Olympic Battleground, 2nd Ed., 55 Olympic Mountains, A Climbing Guide, 4th

Ed., 37 Olympic Mountains Trail Guide, 3rd Ed., 45Outdoor Family Guide to Washington’s

National Parks and Monuments, An, 46Pacific Crest Trailside Reader: Oregon &

Washington, 53 Paddle Routes of the Inland Northwest, 61Paddling the Columbia, 61 Paddling Washington, 61 Roads to Trails Northwest Washington, 45Seattle Stairway Walks, 45 Selected Climbs in the Cascades Vol I, 2nd

Ed., 37 Selected Climbs in the Cascades Vol II, 37Snoqualmie Pass, 55 Snowshoe Routes: Washington, 3rd Ed., 62Stehekin, 55 Trekking Washington, 27 Washington Ice, A Climbing Guide, 37 Washington Scrambles, 2nd Ed., 45 Washington’s Channeled Scablands Guide, 45Washington’s Pacific Coast, 44Wild Plants of the San Juan Islands,

2nd Ed., 56Winter Hikes of Western Washington Deck, 41Year in Paradise, A, 55

West –OtherAdventure Cycling Association Maps, 30-33Best Hikes with Dogs Las Vegas and

Beyond, 43Bicycling the Pacific Coast, 4th Ed., 29, 33Birdsongs of the Pacific Northwest, 56Blistered Kind of Love, A, 55Green Vine, 21Hiking the Great Northwest, 2nd Ed., 45I Promise Not To Suffer, 53, 55 Idaho, A Climbing Guide, 38 Journey on the Crest, 53 Northwest Foraging, 22 Northwest Trees, 2nd Ed., 56Paddle Routes of the Inland Northwest, 61Pacific Feast, 22 Rare Bird, 55Real Gardens Grow Natives, 21Red Rock Canyon, A Climbing Guide, 37 Spirited Waters, 53 Waterfall Lover’s Guide to the Pacific

Northwest, 5th Ed., 45Wild Edge, The, 20

US - SOUTHWEST

Arizona100 Classic Hikes: Arizona, 4th Ed., 42 Adventure Cycling Association Maps

Route 66, 11, 32Southern Tier Bicycle Route, 32

Best Hikes with Dogs Arizona, 43 Best Loop Hikes Arizona, 42 Best Short Hikes in Arizona, 44 Exploring Arizona’s Wild Areas, 2nd Ed., 47Field Guide to the Grand Canyon, A, 2nd Ed., 56Hiking Arizona’s Geology, 44 Hiking the Grand Canyon’s Geology, 44Let’s Discover Petrified National Forest, 46Mac’s Pocket Guide: Grand Canyon National

Park Geology, 57Mac’s Pocket Guide: Grand Canyon National

Park Birds & Mammals, 57Weekend Rock Arizona, 36 Mac’s Pocket Guide: Grand Canyon National

Park Trees, Flowers, & Cacti, 57

Southwest - Other100 Classic Hikes in Texas, 42100 Hikes in New Mexico, 3rd Ed., 42Adventure Cycling Association Maps Route 66, 11, 32Best Hikes with Children in New Mexico, 2nd

Ed., 46 Best Hikes with Dogs Texas Hill Country &

Coast, 43Desert Sense, 27 Hiking the Southwest’s Canyon Country,

3rd Ed., 45Hiking the Southwest’s Geology, 44 Mac’s Field Guides: Southwest Park/Garden

Birds, 57Mac’s Field Guides: Southwest Cacti,

Shrubs, Trees, 57Mac’s Pocket Guide: Southwest Cacti, Trees,

& Shrubs, 57Mac’s Pocket Guide: Southwest Park &

Garden Birds, 57Mac’s Pocket Guide: Southwest Things that

Bite or Sting, 57 Pages of Stone, 2nd Ed., 56 Resurrection, 20, 59 Sandstone Spine, 51 Selected Climbs in the Desert Southwest, 38Tecate Journals, The, 53

US - MOUNTAIN

Colorado100 Classic Hikes in Colorado, 3rd Ed., 42100 Years Up High, 40Adventure Cycling Association Maps

Transamerica Bicycle Trail, 30Great Parks South Bicycle Route, 31Great Divide Mountain Bike Route, 32 Western Express Bicycle Route, 32

Best Aspen Hikes, The, 38 Best Boulder Hikes, The, 38 Best Colorado Springs Hikes, The, 38 Best Denver Hikes, The, 38Best Durango Hikes, The, 38 Best Estes Park Hikes, The, 38 Best Fort Collins Hikes, The, 38 Best Front Range Hikes, The, 38 Best Front Range Hikes for Children, The, 38Best Front Range Trail Runs, The, 40Best Front Range Wildflower Hikes,

The, 13, 38

Best Grand Junction Hikes, The, 38 Best Hikes on the Continental Divide

Trail: Colorado, The 13, 38Best Hikes with Dogs Colorado, 43 Best Hikes with Kids Colorado, 46 Best Loop Hikes: Colorado, 42Best Rocky Mountain National Park Hikes,

The, 38 Best Southern Front Range Hikes, The, 38Best Telluride Hikes, The, 38Best Vail Valley Hikes and Snowshoe

Routes, 38Classic Front Range Trad Climbs, 40 Colorado 14ers, The, 3rd Ed., 40 Colorado 14ers, The, Standard Routes, 40Colorado Lake Hikes, 38 Colorado’s Quiet Winter Trails, 40 Colorado Scrambles, 2nd Ed., 40Colorado Snow Climbs, 40 Colorado Summit Hikes for Everyone, 40Colorado Trail, The, 9th Ed., 12, 40Colorado Trail Databook, The, 6th Ed., 40Colorado Year Round Outdoor Guide, The, 40Colorado Wildflowers, 38 Colorado Year Round Outdoor Guide, The, 40Comanche Peak Wilderness Area, 40 Essential Guide to Black Canyon of the

Gunnison National Park, The, 40 Essential Guide to Great Sand Dunes

National Park and Preserves, The, 40Exploring Colorado’s Wild Areas, 2nd Ed., 47Flatiron Classics 2nd Ed., 40 Guide to the Colorado Mountains, 10th Ed., 40Hiking Colorado’s Geology, 44 Hiking Colorado’s Roadless Trails, 40 Outdoor Family Guide to Rocky Mountain

National Park, An, 3rd Ed., 46 Playing for Real, 54 Rocks Above the Clouds, 40 Sleeping on the Summits, 40Snowshoe Routes: Colorado’s Front Range,

2nd Ed., 40

Mountain – Other100 Classic Hikes: Utah, 14, 42100 Hikes in Utah, 42Adventure Cycling Association Maps

Transamerica Bicycle Trail, 30Northern Tier Bicycle Route, 30 Great Divide Mountain Bike Route, 32Western Express Bicycle Route, 32Lewis & Clark Bicycle Trail, 33

Backcountry Ski & Snowboard Routes: Utah, 62

Best Canyonlands National Park Hikes, The, 15, 38

Best Hikes with Dogs Utah, 43Best Moab and Arches National Park Hikes,

The, 39 Crown of the Continent, 20, 58 Cycling the Great Divide, 2nd Ed., 32 Climber’s Guide to the Teton Range, 3rd Ed.,

A, 36 Glacier-Waterton International Peace Park

2nd Ed., 47Mac’s Field Guides: Rocky Mountain

Wildflowers, 57

Mac’s Field Guides: Yellowstone Birds & Mammals, 57

Mac’s Field Guides: Yellowstone Trees & Flowers, 57

Mac’s Pocket Guides: Glacier Nat. Park Birds & Mammals, 57

Mac’s Pocket Guides: Glacier Nat. Park Trees & Flowers, 57

Outdoor Family Guide to Yellowstone and the Tetons National Parks, 2nd Ed., 46

Rocky Mountain Flora, 2nd Ed., 38 Rocky Mountain Wildflowers, 38 Roof of the Rockies, 54Southern Rockies Wildlands Network

Vision, 56State of the Southern Rockies Ecoregion,

The, 56Yellowstone to Yukon, 20, 59 Yellowstone & Grand Teton National Parks

Deck, 44

MIDWESTAdventure Cycling Association Maps

Transamerica Bicycle Trail, 30 Northern Tier Bicycle Route, 31 Great Rivers South Bicycle Route, 33 Lewis & Clark Bicycle Trail, 33Lake Erie Connector Bicycle Route: Wolf Lake, Michigan - Fort Erie, Ontario (505 miles), 33Underground Railroad Bicycle Route, 33

Mac’s Field Guides: Midwest Garden Bugs, 57Mac’s Pocket Guide: Isle Royale National

Park, 57Mac’s Pocket Guides: Isle Royale National

Park, 57

NORTHEAST/ATLANTIC75 Hikes in Virginia’s Shenandoah National

Park, 2nd Ed., 42 100 Classic Hikes in New England, 42 Animal Tracks Mid-Atlantic, 57 Adventure Cycling Association Maps

Transamerica Bicycle Trail, 30 Northern Tier Bicycle Route, 31 Atlantic Coast Bicycle Route, 33Underground Railroad Bicycle Route, 33 Tidewater Potomac Heritage Bicycle Route: Washington D.C. (378 miles), 33

Best Hikes with Children in New Jersey, 2nd Ed., 46

Best Hikes with Children in the Catskills and Hudson River Valley, 2nd Ed., 46

Best Hikes with Dogs Boston and Beyond, 43Best Hikes with Dogs New Hampshire and

Vermont, 43Best Hikes with Dogs New Jersey, 43Best Hikes with Dogs New York City &

Beyond, 43Best Hikes with Kids Connecticut, & Rhode

Island, 46 Best Hikes with Kids Vermont, New

Hampshire & Maine, 46 Best Hikes with Kids Washington DC, the

Beltway & Beyond, 46 Best Loop Hikes New Hampshire’s White

Mountains to the Maine Coast, 42

regional inDeX



Day Hiking New England, 41Mac’s Field Guides: Acadia National Park, 57Mac’s Field Guides: Northeast Coastal Water

Birds, 57Mac’s Field Guides: Northeast Coastal

Invertebrates, 57Mac’s Field Guides: Northeast Coastal

Fish, 57Mac’s Field Guides: Northeast Park &

Backyard Birds, 57Mac’s Field Guides: Northeast Garden

Bugs, 57Northern Forest Canoe Trail Maps, 60

#1 - Adirondack North Country, West: New York, Fulton Chain of Lakes to Long Lake#2 - Adirondack North Country, Central: New York, Long Lake to Saranac River#3 - Adirondack North Country, East: New York, Saranac River to Lake Champlain #4 - Islands and Farms: Vermont, Lake Champlain to Missisquoi River#5 - Upper Missisquoi Valley: Vermont/Quebec,Missisquoi River to Lake Memphremagog#6 - Northeast Kingdom: Vermont/Quebec, Lake Memphremagog to Connecticut River#7 - Great North Woods: New Hampshire, Connecticut River to Umbagog Lake#8 - Rangeley Lakes Region: Maine, Umbagog Lake to Rangeley Lake#9 - Flagstaff Lakes Region: Maine, Rangeley Lake to Spencer Stream#10 - Greater Jackman: Maine, Spencer Stream to Moosehead Lake#11 - Moosehead/Penobscot: Maine, Moosehead Lake to Umbazooksus Stream#12 - Allagash Region, South: Maine, Umbazooksus Stream to Umsaskis Lake#13 - Allagash Region, North: Maine, Umsaskis Lake to St. John River Northeast

Northern Forest Canoe Trail Official Guidebook, 60

Outdoor Family Guide to Acadia National Park, An, 46

Sage Spirit, 58Selected Climbs in the Northeast, 38Snowshoe Routes New England, 62

SOUTHEAST40 Hikes in Tennessee’s South Cumberland,

3rd Ed., 42 100 Classic Hikes in North Carolina, 42100 Hikes in the Great Smoky Mountains

National Park100 Trails of the Big South Fork, 4th Ed., 42Adventure Cycling Association MapsAtlantic Coast Bicycle Route, 31Southern Tier Bicycle Route, 32Great Rivers South Bicycle Route, 32Florida Connector Bicycle Route, 33Underground Railroad Bicycle Route, 33

Animal Tracks Southeast, 57 Best Hikes with Dogs Georgia & South

Carolina, 43Best Hikes with Dogs North Carolina, 43Florida State Parks, 47 Mac’s Field Guides: Great Smoky NP

Animals, 57Mac’s Field Guides: Great Smoky NP Trees &

Wildflowers, 57Mac’s Field Guides: Southeast Garden

Bugs, 57Selected Climbs in North Carolina, 38 Trekking the Southern Appalachians, 27

CANADAAdventure Cycling Association Maps

Great Parks North Bicycle Route, 30 Great Divide Mountain Bike Route, 32 Lake Erie Connector Bicycle Route: Wolf Lake, Michigan - Fort Erie, Ontario (505 miles), 33Underground Railroad Alternate Bicycle Route, 33Underground Railroad Alternate Bicycle Route, 33

Bugaboo Rock: A Climbing Guide, 2nd Ed., 37Columbia Mountains of Central Canada,

7th Ed., 37Glacier-Waterton International Peace Park

2nd Ed., 47Mountain Bike Adventures in Southwest

British Columbia, 29 Walking the Big Wild, 55 Yellowstone to Yukon, 20, 59

INTERNATIONAL

AfricaKilimanjaro & Mount Kenya Climbing and

Trekking Guide, 2nd Ed., 37 Kissing Kilimanjaro, 53

AsiaAll 14 Eight-Thousanders, 51 China by Bike, 29 Chomolungma Sings the Blues, 49 Crystal Horizon, The, 51 Eric Shipton: Six Mountain Travel Books, 50Everest (Mountaineers Anthology series), 49Everest 53, 48 Everest, 2nd Ed., 50 Everest Expedition to the Ultimate, 51 Everest: The West Ridge, 48 Fearless on Everest, 49 Fragile Edge, 49 Himalaya by the Numbers, The, 50 Himalayan Database, The, 50 Himalayan Passage, 55 K2: The Tragedy, 50 K2: The Price of Conquest, 50 Kyrgystan, A Climber’s Map, 37 Last Step, The, 49 Naked Mountain, The, 51 Nanga Parbat, 50Thailand, A Climbing Guide, 37Trekking in Nepal, 8th Ed., 47

Trekking in Tibet, 3rd Ed., 47 Walking the Gobi, 53 Where the Pavement Ends, 29, 55 Wildest Dream, 49

EuropeEngland by Bike, 29Fiva, 54Fontainebleau Climbs, 38 Ireland by Bike, 2nd Ed., 29Mont Blanc Range: Classic Snow, Ice and

Mixed Climbs, The, 37Walking Austria’s Alps, Hut to Hut, 2nd

Ed., 47

Latin AmericaAconcagua, A Climber’s Guide, 2nd Ed., 37Costa Rica’s National Parks and Preserves,

3rd Ed., 47 Ecuador, A Climbing Guide, 36 Galapagos Islands and Ecuador, The, 3rd

Ed., 47 Mexico’s Volcanoes, 3rd Ed., 36 Trekking in Bolivia, 47 Trekking in Ecuador, 47Yuraq Janka, 37

AntarcticaAntarctica, 51 Mountaineering in Antarctica, 36



TiTle inDeXNEW SPRING/SUMMER TITLES IN BOLD

40 Hikes in Tennessee’s South Cumberland, 3rd Ed., 42

50 Classic Backcountry Ski & Snowboard Summits in California, 62

50 Hikes in Alaska’s Chugach State Park, 42

50 Trail Runs in Southern California, 4550 Trail Runs in Washington, 4555 Ways to the Wilderness in

Southcentral Alaska, 5th Ed., 4775 Classic Rides: Colorado, 2975 Classic Rides: Northern California, 2975 Classic Rides: Washington, 2975 Classic Rides: Oregon, 29 75 Hikes in Oregon’s Coast Range &

Siskiyous, 2nd Ed., 42 75 Hikes in Virginia’s Shenandoah

National Park, 2nd Ed., 42 75 Hikes in California’s Mount Shasta

and Lassen Volcanic National Park Regions, 42

75 Scrambles in Oregon, 45 100 Best Cross-Country Ski Trails in

Washington, 3rd Ed., 62 100 Classic Backcountry Ski and

Snowboard Routes Washington, 62100 Classic Hikes: Arizona, 4rd Ed.,

16, 42100 Classic Hikes in Colorado, 3rd Ed., 42100 Classic Hikes in New England, 42100 Classic Hikes in North Carolina, 42100 Classic Hikes in Northern California,

3rd Ed., 42100 Classic Hikes in Oregon, 2nd Ed., 42100 Classic Hikes in Southern

California, 42100 Classic Hikes in Texas, 42100 Classic Hikes: Utah, 14, 42100 Classic Hikes: Washington, 3rd

Ed., 15, 42100 Hikes in California’s Central Sierra &

Coast Range, 2nd Ed., 42100 Hikes in New Mexico, 3rd Ed., 42100 Hikes in the Great Smoky Mountains

National Park, 2nd Ed., 42 100 Hikes in the Inland Northwest, 2nd

Ed., 42 100 Hikes in the San Francisco Bay

Area, 42100 Hikes in Utah, 42100 Hikes in Yosemite National Park, 42100 Trails of the Big South Fork, 4th

Ed., 42100 Years Up High, 38 140 Great Hikes in and Near Palm

Springs, 40 151 Dives in the Protected Waters

of Washington State and British Columbia, 60

A ABCs of Avalanche Safety, The, 3rd Ed.,

28, 62 Accessible Trails in Washington’s

Backcountry, 45Accidents in North American

Mountaineering, 41Aconcagua, A Climber’s Guide, 2nd Ed., 36Across the Olympic Mountains, 55Adventure Cycling Association Maps Transamerica Bicycle Trail, 30 1. Astoria to Coburg, Oregon (234

mi.) 2. Coburg to Baker City, Oregon (333

mi.)

3. Baker City, Oregon - Missoula, Montana (419 miles)

4. Missoula, Montana - West Yellowstone, Montana (329 miles)

5. West Yellowstone, Montana - Rawlins, Wyoming (351 miles)

6. Rawlins, Wyoming - Pueblo, Colorado (387 miles)

7. Pueblo, Colorado - Alexander, Kansas (289 miles)

8. Alexander, Kansas - Girard, Kansas (331 miles)

9. Girard, Kansas - Murphysboro, Illinois (409 miles)

10. Murphysboro, Illinois - Berea, Kentucky (405 miles)

11. Berea, Kentucky - Christiansburg, Virginia (376 miles)

12. Christiansburg, Virginia - Yorktown, Virginia (368 miles)

Great Parks North Bicycle Route, 30 1. Jasper, Alberta - Fernie, British

Columbia (373 miles) 2. Fernie, British Columbia -

Missoula, Montana (379 miles)Northern Tier Bicycle Route, 30 1. Anacortes, Washington -

Sandpoint, Idaho (462 miles) 2. Sandpoint, Idaho - Cut Bank,

Montana (447 miles) 3. Cut Bank, Montana - Dickinson,

North Dakota (544 miles) 4. Dickinson, North Dakota - Fargo,

North Dakota (351 miles) 5. Fargo, North Dakota - Walker,

Minnesota (175 miles) 6. Walker, Minnesota - Stillwater,

Minnesota (262 miles) 7. Stillwater, Minnesota - Muscatine,

Iowa (391 miles) 8. Muscatine, Iowa - Monroeville,

Indiana (402 miles) 9. Monroeville, Indiana - Orchard

Park, New York (409 miles) 10. Orchard Park, New York -

Ticonderoga, New York (421 miles) 11. Ticonderoga, New York - Bar

Harbor, Maine (402 miles)Great Parks South Bicycle Route, 31 1. Steamboat Springs, Colorado

- Poncha Springs, Colorado (389 miles)

2. Poncha Springs, Colorado - Durango, Colorado (306 miles)

Atlantic Coast Bicycle Route, 31 1. Bar Harbor, Maine - Windsor Locks,

Connecticut (439 miles) 2. Windsor Locks, Connecticut -

Conshohocken, Pennsylvania (295 miles)

3. Conshohocken, Pennsylvania - Richmond, Virginia (389 miles)

4. Richmond, Virginia - Wilmington, North Carolina (383 miles)

5. Wilmington, North Carolina - Statesboro, Georgia (349 miles)

6. Statesboro, Georgia - St. Augustine, Florida (259 miles)

7. St. Augustine, Florida - Key West, Florida (522 miles)

Pacific Coast Bicycle Route, 31 1. Vancouver, British Columbia -

Astoria, Oregon (402 miles) 2. Astoria, Oregon - Crescent City,

California (408 miles) 3. Crescent City, California - San

Francisco, California (412 miles)

4. San Francisco, California - Santa Barbara, California (384 miles)

5. Santa Barbara, California - Imperial Beach, California (249 miles)

Route 66 Bicycle Route, 32 1. Chicago, Illinois - St. Louis,

Missouri (329 miles) 2. St. Louis, Missouri - Joplin,

Missouri (327 miles) 3. Joplin, Missouri - Adrian, Texas

(567 miles) 4. Adrian, Texas - Gallup, New Mexico

(500 miles) 5. Gallup, New Mexico - Oatman,

Arizona (404 miles) 6. Oatman, Arizona - Santa Monica,

California (360 miles)Southern Tier Bicycle Route, 32 1. San Diego, California - Tempe,

Arizona (413 miles) 2. Tempe, Arizona - El Paso, Texas

(524 miles) 3. El Paso, Texas - Del Rio, Texas (522

miles) 4. Del Rio, Texas - Navasota, Texas

(432 miles) 5. Navasota, Texas - New Roads,

Louisiana (385 miles) 6. New Roads, Louisiana - DeFuniak

Springs, Florida (442 miles) 7. DeFuniak Springs, Florida - St.

Augustine, Florida (425 miles)Great Rivers South Bicycle Route, 32 1. Muscatine, Iowa - Cape Girardeau,

Missouri (501 miles) 2. Cape Girardeau, Missouri - Tupelo,

Mississippi (456 miles) 3. Tupelo, Mississippi - Baton Rouge,

Louisiana (370 miles)North Lakes Bicycle Route, 32 1. Osceola, Wisconsin - Escanaba,

Michigan (392 miles) 2. Escanaba, Michigan - Mackinaw

City, Michigan (151 miles) 3. Mackinaw City, Michigan -

Monroeville, Indiana (545 miles)Great Divide Mountain Bike Route, 32 Canada, Banff, Alberta - Roosville,

Montana (254 miles) 1. Roosville, Montana - Polaris,

Montana (542 miles) 2. Polaris, Montana - South Pass City,

Wyoming (510 miles) 3. South Pass City, Wyoming -

Silverthorne, Colorado (404 miles) 4. Silverthorne, Colorado - Platoro,

Colorado (317 miles) 5. Platoro, Colorado - Pie Town, New

Mexico (431 miles) 6. Pie Town, New Mexico - Antelope

Wells, New Mexico (308 miles)Western Express Bicycle Route, 32 1. San Francisco, California - Fallon,

Nevada (312 miles) 2. Fallon, Nevada - Cedar City, Utah

(464 miles) 3. Cedar City, Utah - Dolores,

Colorado (447 miles) 4. Dolores, Colorado - Pueblo,

Colorado (361 miles)Lewis & Clark Bicycle Trail, 33 1. Hartford, Illinois - Council Bluffs,

Iowa (558 miles) 2. Council Bluffs, Iowa - Pierre, South

Dakota (489 miles) 3. Pierre, South Dakota - Dickinson,

North Dakota (414 miles) 4. Dickinson, North Dakota - Great

Falls, Montana (499 miles) 5. Great Falls, Montana - Missoula,

Montana (477 miles) 6. Missoula, Montana - Clarkston,

Washington (243 miles) 7. Clarkston, Washington - Seaside,

Oregon (474 miles) 8. Three Forks, Montana - Williston,

North Dakota (514 miles)Lake Erie Connector Bicycle Route: Wolf

Lake, Michigan - Fort Erie, Ontario (505 miles), 33

Grand Canyon Connector Bicycle Route: Cedar City, Utah - Tempe, Arizona (565 miles), 33

Tidewater Potomac Heritage Bicycle Route: Washington D.C. (378 miles), 33

Florida Connector Bicycle Route: St. Augustine, Florida - Key West, Florida (530 miles), 33

Underground Railroad Bicycle Route, 33 1. Mobile, Alabama - Fulton,

Mississippi (401 miles) 2. Fulton, Mississippi - Owensboro,

Kentucky (435 miles) 3. Owensboro, Kentucky - Milford,

Ohio (374 miles) 4. Milford, Ohio - Erie, Pennsylvania

(419 miles) 5. Erie, Pennsylvania - Owen Sound,

Ontario (378 miles)Underground Railroad Bicycle Route

Detroit Alternative, 33 1. Detroit Alternate, Oberlin, Ohio -

Sombra, Ontario (281 miles) 2. Detroit Alternate, Sombra, Ontario

- Owen Sound, Ontario (239 miles)Washington Parks Bicycle Route, 33 1. Sedro-Woolley, Washington - Elma,

Washington (311 miles) 2. Elma, Washington - Sedro-Woolley,

Washington (555 miles)Sierra Cascades Bicycle Route, 33 1. Sumas, Washington - Mt. Rainier

National Park, Washington (447 miles) 2. Mt. Rainier NP, Washington - Crater

Lake NP, Oregon (446 miles) 3. Crater Lake NP, Oregon - Truckee,

California (459 miles) 4. Truckee, California - Lake Isabella,

California (558 miles) 5. Lake Isabella, California - Tecate,

California (486 miles)Idaho Hot Springs Mountain Bike

Route, 33Main Route MapSingletrack Options Map Adventure Cycling in Northern

California, 33Adventure Gap, The, 53Adventure Journal, 27 Afoot & Afloat: North Puget Sound & the

Strait of Juan de Fuca, 3rd Ed., 61Afoot & Afloat: South Puget Sound and

Hood Canal, 4th Ed., 61 Afoot & Afloat: The San Juan Islands,

4th Ed., 61Alaska: A Climbing Guide, 37 Alaska Wildlife, 58Alaska’s Brooks Range, 54 All 14 Eight-Thousanders, 51 Alpine Climbing, 35Altitude Illness & Treatment, 2nd Ed.,

28, 35

American Alpine Journal, The, 41American Alpine Journal Index, 41An Ice Axe, a Camera, and a Jar of

Peanut Butter, 54Anderl Heckmair, 50 Animal Tracks Mid-Atlantic, 57Animal Tracks Southeast, 57 Animal Tracks Southern California, 57Antarctica, 51 Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, 20, 59Arctic Wings, 20, 59Arctic Superstars, 54 Art of Rough Travel, The, 55 Ascent, 50 Avalanche Essentials, 28, 62Avalanche Handbook, The, 3rd Ed.,

28, 62Avalanche Pocket Guide, 28, 62 B Babes in the Woods, 26, 46 Backcountry Bear Basics, 25 Backcountry Betty, 23 Backcountry Betty Crafting with

Style, 23Backcountry Cooking, 27 Backcountry Cooking Deck, The, 27Backcountry Ski & Snowboard Routes

Oregon, 62 Backcountry Ski & Snowboard Routes

Utah, 62 Backcountry Ski & Snowboard Routes

Washington, 62 Backcountry Skiing, 61 Backcountry Snowboarding, 62Backpacking Washington, 41 Backyard Roots, 21 Bar Mitzvah and the Beast, The, 29, 53Barking Buddha, 23 Bear Country, 59Beckoning Silence, The, 51 Being Caribou, 55 Beluga Days, 55 Best Aspen Hikes, The, 38 Best Boulder Hikes, The, 38 Best Canyonlands National Park Hikes,

The, 38Best Colorado Springs Hikes, The, 38Best Denver Hikes, The, 38Best Desert Hikes: Washington, 42Best Durango Hikes, The, 38 Best Estes Park Hikes, The, 38Best Fort Collins Hikes, The, 38Best Front Range Hikes, The, 38Best Front Range Hikes for Children,

The, 38Best Front Range Trail Runs, The, 40Best Front Range Wildflower Hikes,

The, 13, 38Best Grand Junction Hikes, The, 38Best Groomed Cross-Country Ski Trails

in Oregon, 62 Best Hikes on the Continental Divide

Trail: Colorado, The 13, 38Best Hikes with Children in the Catskills

and Hudson River Valley, 2nd Ed., 46Best Hikes with Children in New Jersey,

2nd Ed., 46 Best Hikes with Children in New Mexico,

2nd Ed., 46 Best Hikes with Dogs Arizona, 43Best Hikes with Dogs Boston and

Beyond, 43Best Hikes with Dogs Central California, 43Best Hikes with Dogs Colorado, 43Best Hikes with Dogs Georgia & South

Carolina, 43



Best Hikes with Dogs Inland Northwest, 43Best Hikes with Dogs Las Vegas and

Beyond, 43Best Hikes with Dogs New Hampshire

and Vermont, 43Best Hikes with Dogs New Jersey, 43Best Hikes with Dogs New York City &

Beyond, 43Best Hikes with Dogs North Carolina, 43Best Hikes with Dogs Oregon, 2nd

Ed., 43Best Hikes with Dogs San Francisco Bay

Area and Beyond, 2nd Ed., 43Best Hikes with Dogs Southern

California, 43Best Hikes with Dogs Texas Hill Country

& Coast, 43 Best Hikes with Dogs Utah, 43Best Hikes with Dogs Western

Washington, 2nd Ed., 43 Best Hikes with Kids Colorado, 46Best Hikes with Kids Connecticut, &

Rhode Island, 46 Best Hikes with Kids Oregon, 46Best Hikes with Kids San Francisco Bay

Area, 46 Best Hikes with Kids Vermont, New

Hampshire & Maine, 46Best Hikes with Kids Washington DC, the

Beltway & Beyond, 46Best Hikes with Kids Western

Washington & the Cascades, 46Best Short Hikes in Arizona, 44Best Short Hikes in California’s North

Sierra 2nd Ed., 44 Best Short Hikes in California’s South

Sierra 2nd Ed., 44 Best Short Hikes in Northwest Oregon, 44Best Short Hikes in Redwood National

and State Parks, 44Best Southern Front Range Hikes,

The, 38Best Telluride Hikes, The, 38Best Vail Valley Hikes, The, 38Best Wildflower Hikes Washington, 42Best Winter Walks & Hikes, Puget Sound,

2nd Ed., 42 Beyond Gorp, 26 Bicycling the Backroads of NW Oregon,

2nd Ed., 29 Bicycling the Backroads of NW

Washington, 4th Ed., 29 Bicycling the Pacific Coast, 4th Ed.,

29, 32Bicycling with Children, 46 Big Wall Climbing, 35 Biking Portland, 29 Biking Puget Sound, 2nd Ed., 29Birdsongs of the Pacific Northwest, 56Blistered Kind of Love, A, 55 Blue Tarp Bible, The, 23Boardman Tasker Omnibus, The, 49Boater’s Safety Handbook, 61Bouldering, 35 Brotherhood of the Rope, 49 Bugaboo Rock: A Climbing Guide, 2nd

Ed., 37 Burgess Book of Lies, The, 49

C Cairns, 26Call of the Ice, The, 49 Camp 4, 54 Camping Washington, 45 Canoe and Kayak Routes of NW Oregon

& SW Washington, 3rd Ed., 61Cascade Alpine Guide Vol. 1, Columbia

River to Stevens Pass, 3rd Ed., 36

Cascade Alpine Guide Vol. 2, Stevens Pass to Rainy Pass,3rd Ed., 36

Cascade Alpine Guide Vol. 3, Rainy Pass to Frasier River, 3rd Ed., 36

Challenge of Rainier, The, 4th Ed., 54Challenge of the North Cascades, 54Chasing Waves, 53 Chefs on the Farm, 22 China by Bike, 29 Chomolungma Sings the Blues, 49City Goats, 22Classic Front Range Trad Climbs, 40Climber’s Guide to the Teton Range, 3rd

Ed., A, 36 Climbing California’s Fourteeners, 36Climbing Dictionary, The, 34 Climbing: Expedition Planning, 35Climbing: From Gym to Crag, 35Climbing Self Rescue, 28, 35Climbing the Seven Summits, 36Climbing: Training for Peak

Performance, 2nd Ed., 24, 35Cloud Dancers, 50 Cold Wars, 50 Colorado 14ers, The, 3rd Ed., 40Colorado 14ers, The, Standard Routes, 40Colorado Lake Hikes, 38 Colorado’s Quiet Winter Trails, 40Colorado Scrambles, 2nd Ed., 40Colorado Snow Climbs, 40 Colorado Summit Hikes for Everyone, 40Colorado Trail, The, 9th Ed., 12, 40Colorado Trail Databook, The, 6th Ed.,

14, 40 Colorado Year Round Outdoor Guide,

The, 40 Colorado Wildflowers, 38Columbia Mountains of Central Canada,

7th Ed., 37 Comanche Peak Wilderness Area, 40Complete Guide to Cross-Country Ski

Preparation, The, 62 Complete Guide to Mount S. Helens

National Volcanic Monument, A, 47Conditioning for Outdoor Fitness, 2nd

Ed., 24 Conquistadors of the Useless, 49Cool Season Gardener, 22Costa Rica’s National Parks and

Preserves, 3rd Ed., 47Courage and Misfortune (Mountaineers

Anthology Series), 49Crag Survival Handbook, The, 34Crags, Eddies & Riprap, 54 Crevasse Rescue Pocket Guide,

16, 25Cross-Country Skiing, 61Crossing Denali, 7, 53Crown of the Continent, 20, 58Crystal Horizon, The, 51 Cycling the Great Divide, 2nd Ed., 32

D Dark Shadows Falling, 51 Day Hiker’s Handbook, 27Day Hiking Bend & Central Oregon,

11, 41Day Hiking Central Cascades, 41Day Hiking Columbia River Gorge, 41Day Hiking Eastern Washington, 41Day Hiking Mount Adams and Goat

Rocks, 41 Day Hiking Mount Rainier, 41 Day Hiking Mount St. Helens, 41Day Hiking New England, 41

Day Hiking North Cascades, 41Day Hiking Olympic Peninsula, 41 Day Hiking Oregon Coast, 2nd Ed., 41Day Hiking the San Juans and Gulf

Islands, 41Day Hiking Snoqualmie Region, 2nd Ed., 41Day Hiking South Cascades, 41Deborah: A Wilderness Narrative (&

Mountain of My Fear), 48 Defending Wild Washington, 56Denali: A Literary Anthology, 54Denali National Park, 47 Denali’s West Buttress, 36Desert Sense, 27Dishonorable Dr. Cook, The, 54Dog Park Wisdom, 23Don’t Die Out There! Deck, 27Don’t Drown Out There! Deck, 27, 61Don’t Forget the Duct Tape, 27Don’t Freeze Out There! Deck, 27Don’t Get Eaten, 27Don’t Get Lost Out There! Deck, 27Don’t Get Poisoned, 27 Don’t Get Sick, 27Don’t Get Sunburned, 27 Drawn, 34Duke of the Abruzzi, The, 49

E Eat Where You Live, 23 Eco-Chic Home, 22 Ecuador, A Climbing Guide, 36 Edible Heirlooms, 22Elwha, 56Emergency Essentials Pocket Guide,

16, 25Emergency Survival, 28England by Bike, 29Eric Shipton: Six Mountain Travel Books, 50Escape Routes, 51 Essential Guide to Black Canyon of the

Gunnison National Park, The, 40Essential Guide to Great Sand Dunes

National Park and Preserves, The, 40Essential Knots, 23, 26Everest (Mountaineers Anthology

series), 49 Everest 53, 48 Everest, 2nd Ed., 50 Everest Expedition to the Ultimate, 51Everest: The West Ridge, 48 Everyday Wisdom, 27 Exploring Arizona’s Wild Areas, 2nd

Ed., 47Exploring Colorado’s Wild Areas, 2nd

Ed., 47 Exploring Washington’s Wild Areas, 2nd

Ed., 47 Extreme Alpinism, 34Extreme Eiger, 6, 48 F Faith of Cranes, 55 Falling Season, The, 49 Fat of the Land, 22Fearless on Everest, 49 Field Guide to the Cascades & Olympics,

2nd Ed., 56 Field Guide to the Grand Canyon, A, 2nd

Ed., 56 Fifty Favorite Climbs, 36 Fine Kind of Madness, A, 53 Fit By Nature, 24Fiva, 50 Flatiron Classics, 2nd Ed., 40 Florida State Parks, 47 Fontainebleau Climbs, 37

Food Grown Right, In Your Own Backyard, 23

Forget Me Not, 53 Fragile Edge, 49 Freedom Climbers, 48 Freedom of the Hills Deck, 34Free-Heel Skiing, 61Free Spirit, 48, 51 Fresh Pantry, 21From Tree to Table, 22 Front Yard Forager, 21 G Galapagos Islands and Ecuador, The, 3rd

Ed., 47 Gentle Expeditions, 37 Geology of the North Cascades, 56Glacier Bay National Park, 61 Glacier Travel & Crevasse Rescue, 2nd

Ed., 28, 35, 62Glacier-Waterton International Peace

Park 2nd Ed., 47Glorious Failures (Mountaineers

Anthology series), 49 Going Higher, 5th Ed., 28GPS Made Easy, 5th Ed., 26Grand Controversy, The, 54 Green Vine, 21Guide to 100 Peaks in Mount Rainier

National Park, Ed. 2.01, 44 Guide to the Colorado Mountains, 10th

Ed., 40 Gym Climbing, 35

H Healthy Back Book, The, 23, 24Healthy Knees Book, The, 23, 24Hermann Buhl, 51 High Alaska, 54 High Infatuation, 53 High Sierra, The, 3rd Ed., 36Hiking Arizona’s Geology, 44 Hiking Colorado’s Geology, 44Hiking Colorado’s Roadless Trails, 40Hiking Light Handbook, 27Hiking Oregon’s Geology, 2nd Ed., 44Hiking the Grand Canyon’s Geology, 44Hiking the Great Northwest, 2nd Ed., 45Hiking the Southwest’s Canyon Country,

3rd Ed., 45 Hiking the Southwest’s Geology, 44Hiking the Wonderland Trail, 45Himalaya by the Numbers, The, 50Himalayan Database, The, 50Himalayan Passage, 55 How to Knit in the Woods, 23Hypothermia, Frostbite, and Other Cold

Injuries, 2nd Ed., 28 I I Promise Not To Suffer, 53, 55Ice and Mixed Climbing, 35Ice Bear, 59 Idaho, A Climbing Guide, 37In the Zone, 49 Illusion Dweller, 48 Ireland by Bike, 29 J John Muir: The Eight Wilderness

Discovery Books, 55 Journey on the Crest, 53 Journey to the Arctic, 20, 58 Joyride, 29, 53 K K2: The Tragedy, 50

K2: The Price of Conquest, 50Kayaking Puget Sound & the San Juan

Islands, 3rd Ed., 61Kilimanjaro & Mount Kenya Climbing

and Trekking Guide, 2nd Ed., 37Kiss or Kill, 53 Kissing Kilimanjaro, 53 Kyrgystan, A Climber’s Map, 37 L Last Hero: Bill Tilman, The, 51Last Polar Bear, The, 20, 59 Last Step, The, 49Last Voyageur, The, 54 Leadership the Outward Bound Way, 26Leave No Trace, 2nd Ed., 27Let’s Discover Petrified National Forest, 46Life on the Edge, A, 48 Lighting Out, 53 Lightly on the Land, 2nd Ed., 56Lightning Strikes, 25Live! From Death Valley, 55 Living Bird, The, 56 Long Trek Home, A, 53 Lookouts, 55 Lou Whitaker: Memoirs of a Mountain

Guide, 50 M Mac’s Field Guides, 57 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 MammalsNorth 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 Olympic National Park 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 & WildflowersMac’s Pocket Guides, 57



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 & FlowersMaking Camp, 27Marine Medicine, 2nd Ed., 28Mason Bee Revolution, 8, 21Medicine for Mountaineering, 6th Ed., 28Mexico’s Volcanoes, 3rd Ed., 36Midnight Wilderness, 20 Miles from Nowhere, 29, 55Minus 148, 48 Mixed Emotions, 51 Moments of Doubt, 51 Mont Blanc Range, The, 37Monte Cristo, 55 More Backcountry Cooking, 27More Everyday Wisdom, 27Mount McKinley: Icy Crown of North

America, 54 Mount Rainier, 58 Mount Rainier, A Climbing Guide, 37Mount Whitney, 2nd Ed., 45 Mountain Bike Adventures in Southwest

British Columbia, 29 Mountain Bike Adventures in

Washington’s Northern Cascades & Olympics, 2nd Ed., 29

Mountain Bike Adventures in Washington’s Southern Cascades & Puget Sound, 2nd Ed., 29

Mountain Bike Emergency Repair, 29Mountain of My Fear, The (& Deborah), 48Mountain Sickness, 28Mountain Travel & Rescue, 28Mountain Weather, 25Mountaineering First Aid, 5th Ed., 25, 28Mountaineering in Antarctica, 36Mountaineering: The Freedom of the

Hills, 8th Ed., 34Mountaineers, The, 55Mountains Don’t Care, But We Do, 55Mountains in My Heart, 49 Mt. McKinley: The Pioneer Climbs, 54My Father Frank, 48 N Naked Mountain, The, 51 Nanga Parbat, 50Nature in the City: Seattle, 45North Cascades, The, 20 North Cascades Crest, 58 Northern Forest Canoe Trail Official

Guidebook, 60 Northern Forest Canoe Trail Maps, 60Northern Forest Canoe Trail Maps, 60 #1 - Adirondack North Country,

Fulton Chain of Lakes to Long Lake #2 - Adirondack North Country, Long

Lake to Saranac Rir #3 - Adirondack North Country,

Saranac River to Lake Cmplain #4 - Islands and Farms: Vermont #5 - Upper Missisquoi Valley:

Vermont/Quebec #6 - Northeast Kingdom: Vermont/

Quebec #7 - Great North Woods: New

Hampshire #8 - Rangeley Lakes Region: Maine

#9 - Flagstaff Lake Region: Maine #10 - Greater Jackman: Maine #11 - Moosehead/Penobscot Region:

Maine #12 - Allagash Region,

UmbazooksuStream to Umsaskis Lake

#13 - Allagash Region, Umsaskis Lake to St. John River

Northwest Foraging, 22 Northwest Trees, 2nd Ed., 56 O Olympic Battleground, 2nd Ed., 55Olympic Mountains, A Climbing Guide,

4th Ed., 37 Olympic Mountains Trail Guide, 3rd

Ed., 45On Arctic Ground, 20, 59 On Belay, 48 On Top of the World, 48 Oregon Desert Guide, 45 Outdoor Family Guide to Acadia

National Park, An, 46 Outdoor Family Guide to Lake Tahoe,

2nd Ed., An, 46 Outdoor Family Guide to Rocky

Mountain National Park, An, 3rd Ed., 46

Outdoor Family Guide to Washington’s National Parks and Monuments, An, 46

Outdoor Family Guide to Yellowstone and the Tetons National Parks, 2nd Ed., 46

Outdoor Knots Book, The, 25 Outdoor Leadership, 26Outward Bound, 55Over the Edge, 51 Over the Top (Mountaineers Anthology

series), 49 Owl & the Woodpecker, The, 58 P Pacific Coast Foraging Guide, 22Pacific Crest Trailside Reader:

California, 53 Pacific Crest Trailside Reader: Oregon &

Washington, 53 Pacific Feast, 22Paddle Routes of the Inland Northwest, 61Paddling the Columbia, 61 Paddling Washington, 61 Pages of Stone, 2nd Ed., 56 Photography: Night Sky, 26, 59Photography: Outdoors, 3rd Ed., 26, 59Pickets and Dead Men, 53 Planet Ice, 20, 59 Playing for Real, 54Pocket Doctor, 3rd Ed., 28Postcards from the Ledge, 51Prophets and Moguls, Rangers and

Rogues, Bison and Bears, 54Psychovertical, 50

R Rare Bird, 55Real Gardens Grow Natives, 21Red Rock Canyon, A Climbing Guide, 37Reinhold Messner: My Life at the Limit,

48, 51 Renner’s Guide to Marine Weather, 28Resurrection, 20, 59 Richard Bangs: Adventure Without

End, 53River Running, 2nd Ed., 60 Road Trip Pilgrim’s Guide, The, 23

Roads to Trails Northwest Washington, 45Rock Climbing, 2nd Ed., 35Rock Climbing Anchors, 35Rocks Above the Clouds, 40 Rocky Mountain Flora, 2nd Ed., 38Rocky Mountain Wildflowers, 38Roof of the Rockies, 54Roskelley Collection, The, 48 Rowing into the Son, 53 S Sage Spirit, 20, 58Salmon in the Trees, 20, 58 Salvage Studio, The, 22Sandstone Spine, 51 Sasquatch Seeker’s Field Manual,

The, 56Scraping Heaven, 17, 55Sea Kayaking, 60 Seattle Stairway Walks, 45 Selected Climbs in North Carolina, 37Selected Climbs in the Cascades Vol I,

2nd Ed., 37Selected Climbs in the Cascades Vol

II, 37Selected Climbs in the Desert

Southwest, 37Selected Climbs in the Northeast, 38Seventymile Kid, The, 54 Sherman Exposed, 50Sherpa, 4, 48Sierra, 58 Sierra High Route, 2nd Ed., 45Sixty Meters to Anywhere, 5, 53Sled Book, The, 23Sleeping on the Summits, 40Small Feet, Big Land, 53 Snoqualmie Pass, 55 Snow Travel, 28Snowboarding, 61 Snowshoe Routes Adirondacks &

Catskills, 62 Snowshoe Routes: Colorado’s Front

Range, 2nd Ed., 40Snowshoe Routes New England, 62Snowshoe Routes Northern California, 62Snowshoe Routes Oregon, 62Snowshoe Routes Washington, 3rd Ed.,

13, 62 Snowshoeing, 5th Ed., 61 Soggy Sneakers, 4th Ed., 61 Southern Rockies Wildlands Network

Vision, 56 Spirited Waters, 53 Sport Climbing, 35Stand Up Paddling, 60 State of the Southern Rockies

Ecoregion, The, 56Staying Alive in Avalanche Terrain, 2nd

Ed., 28, 62Staying Found, 3rd Ed., 26Stehekin, 55Steller’s Island, 54 Stettner Way, The, 54 Stone Crusade, 37Stone Palaces, 50 Strange and Dangerous Dreams, 54Surfing, 60 Surviving Denali, 54 Swallowed by the Great Land, 53

T Tecate Journals, The, 53 Tent and Car Camper’s Handbook, 27Thailand, A Climbing Guide, 37That Untraveled World, 48 Thin Air, 51

Through a Land of Extremes, 48Tilman: The Eight Sailing/Mountain-

Exploration Books, H.W., 51Tilman: The Seven Mountain-Travel

Books, H.W., 51 Tilting at Mountains, 49 Timberline, 56 To the Arctic, 20, 59 Totem Pole, The, 50 Trad Guide to Joshua Tree, The, 40Travels to the Edge, 47, 59 Trekker’s Handbook, 27Trekking California, 27 Trekking in Bolivia, 47 Trekking in Ecuador, 47Trekking in Nepal, 8th Ed., 47Trekking in Tibet, 3rd Ed., 47 Trekking the Southern Appalachians, 27Trekking Washington, 27Triathlon Revolution, 24 U Uncle Dave’s Cow, 22Unleashed, 23Urban Cycling, 21, 29Urban Farm Handbook, The, 22Urban Pantry, 21 V Villain, The, 50 W Wake Up and Smell the Planet, 22Walking Austria’s Alps 2nd Ed., 47Walking San Diego, 2nd Ed., 45Walking the Big Wild, 55 Walking the Gobi, 53 Washington Ice, A Climbing Guide, 37Washington Scrambles, 2nd Ed., 45Washington’s Channeled Scablands

Guide, 45Washington’s Pacific Coast, 44Waterfall Lover’s Guide to Northern

California, 45 Waterfall Lover’s Guide to the Pacific

Northwest, 5th Ed., 45Ways to the Sky, 54 Weekend Rock Arizona, 3Weekend Rock Oregon, 36Weekend Rock Washington, 36Where the Pavement Ends, 29, 55Where Water is Gold, 18Wild Edge, The, 20, 58Wild Plants of the San Juan Islands, 2nd

Ed., 56 Wilderness 911, 27, 28 Wilderness & Travel Medicine, 4th

Ed., 28Wilderness Basics, 4th Ed., 25Wilderness GPS, 25 Wilderness Navigation, 3nd Ed., 25Wilderness Original, A, 55 Wildest Dream, 49 Winter Hikes of Western Washington

Deck, 41 Winter Hiking and Camping, 27, 62 Y Year in Paradise, A, 55 Yellowstone to Yukon, 20, 59Yellowstone & Grand Teton National

Parks Deck, 44Yoga for Climbers, 10, 24Yoga for Hikers, 10, 24Yosemite National Park Deck, 44Your Green Abode, 22 Yuraq Janka, 37

Z Zen of Mountains and Climbing, 22Zen of Oceans and Surfing, 22Zen of Snowy Trails, 22Zen of Watching Birds, 22 Zen of Wilderness and Walking, 22

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