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Our
SuperTopo Guidebooks
Our mission is to create the world's best rock climbing guidebooks. Each
guidebook contains detailed SuperTopos for each climb, approach
and descent information, as well as route histories.
We offer most titles in printed or eBook format. Our downloadable
eBook format (PDF files) is exclusively available for purchase
online.
Short on cash? With a little work,
you can get any of these books for free. We also offer discounts for guides and outdoor industry folks. And people with a good story. |
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Yosemite
Sport Climbs and Top Ropes
Yosemite
Sport Climbs and Top Ropes includes over 200
of the best top ropes and bolted sport climbs in Yosemite Valley.
The climbs range from 30-foot top ropes next to the road to
five-pitch multi-pitch sport climbs and everything in between.
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Bay
Area Top Ropes
Bay
Area Top Ropes includes over 260 climbs within a 2 hour
drive of San Francisco. Included are over 19 areas from North
Coast, South Bay, East Bay, San Francisco and Sierra Foothills.
All the classic spots are in this book: Castle Rock, Mt. Tam,
Split Rock, Mt. Diablo as well as...
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a free Bay Area Top Ropes topo of Salt Point (1.6mb) |
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Tuolumne
Free Climbs: 2nd Edition
Tuolumne
Free Climbs: 2nd Edition includes over 250 of the best
routes in Tuolumne Meadows from 14-pitch trad climbs to one-pitch
sport routes. This book focuses on topropes, crags, and multi-pitch
climbs in the 5.4-5.9 range. Includes formerly obscure climbs
to provide more options for avoiding crowds.
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more... or
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a free Tuolumne Free Climbs topo of Fairview Dome (1.6mb) |
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Yosemite
Valley Bouldering
Yosemite
Valley is one of the best granite bouldering
areas in the world. This guide aims to
inspire current and future Yosemite boulderers
and makes Valley bouldering more accessible
through clear descriptions, detailed topos,
and numerous photos. This book includes
many new problems and even completely new
areas. From Camp 4 holdless desperates to
classic moderates in serene settings, you
will find the problems to suit your mood
and motivation.
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more... or
Download a free Yosemite Valley Bouldering topo (PDF, 1.5mb) |
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Alaska
Climbing
The
Alaska Range is one of the world’s
finest mountain environments and North America’s
premier alpine climbing destination. It contains
some of the biggest, baddest, and steepest
peaks to be found anywhere. Author Joe Puryear
has spent over 15 years in the Alaska Range
and personally climbed almost all the routes.
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more... or 
Download a free Alaska Climbing
topo (PDF, 5.7mb) |
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South
Lake Tahoe Climbing
South
Lake Tahoe offers exquisite year-round climbing
for every ability and taste. Trad climbers
can jam smooth Yosemite-like cracks at Sugarloaf
or Eagle Lake, pull on steep knobs at Phantom
Spires, lead their first multi-pitch route
at Lover’s Leap. Sport climbers can
clip bolts at Luther Rock, Luther Spires
and Mayhem Cove. This book focuses on some
of the highest quality granite in the Sierra.
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more... or
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a free Lover's Leap Climbing topo (PDF, 2.1mb) |
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High
Sierra Climbing 2nd Edition
The
High Sierra is a peak climbing paradise. This
guidebook contains the most detailed topos
ever published for 40 of the High Sierra's
most spectacular and moderate climbs. Most
of these climbs are well-protected, 10-15 pitches
long, and ascend some of the best alpine granite
anywhere.
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more... or
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a free High Sierra Climbing topo (PDF, 2mb) |
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Bay
Area Bouldering
Bay
Area Bouldering includes over 600 boulder
problems within a 1.5 hour drive of San Francisco.
All the classic spots are in this book: Castle
Rock, Indian Rock, Mickey's Beach as well
as a number of lesser known spots on the
North Coast. This book includes
everything from cruiser jug hauls on sandy beaches to sloper wrestling
in lush forests.
Learn more... or
Download a free Bay Area Bouldering topo (PDF, 2.6mb) |
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Lake
Tahoe Bouldering
Lake
Tahoe is maybe California's largest summer
bouldering area with over 1100 problems.
What sets Tahoe apart is not just the numbers,
it is the variety. You can climb Joshua Tree
style rock by the lake or climb Yosemite-esque
holds in the forest or drive 30 minutes east
to the desert and climb impeccable volcanic
pockets. It all here, it is year round, and
even this book, the most complete coverage
yet on the subject, can only whet your appetite.
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more...
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a free Lake Tahoe bouldering topo (PDF, 3mb) |
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