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Rock climbing in the Southeastern USA
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FAQ - Recommended Climbing Books This is the place to start to learn about how to place gear and build solid and safe anchors. Lots of photos. This sequel expands on the concept of the first book, looking at more complex and advanced techniques. This is the book that answers all of those "what if" questions. It explains how to deal with a broad variety of problems, and provides the skills and techniques to get out of those tough situations. A must read and learn. This is the climber's Bible. It covers all aspects of climbing and is suitable for both the novice and the veteran climber. A great gift to any climber  Leave No Trace -
A guide to the New Wilderness Etiquette by Annette McGivney.
Published by The Mountaineers,
1001 SW Klickitat Way, Suite 201, Seattle, WA 98134 ISBN:0-89886-524-7
A cooperative effort between The Mountaineers and Backpacker Magazine, this book is designed to help you make better environmental decisions while outdoors. Rather than list dogma, it helps you evaluate and decide what is appropriate to each unique situation.
A compilation of extraordinary photographs of local climbers across the Southeast climbing on their home crags with descriptions from those who know these areas best. More info at http://www.shullphoto.com/SErock.htm $45 includes S&H - Call 828-267-2648 or email photos@shullphoto.com |
