Area Books
Paddling The Boundary Waters & Voyageurs National Park (Book) by James Churchill
This book guides readers to great paddling and camping destinations in this great big wilderness area. Maps, detailed route descriptions, and a wealth of planning tips make this an indispensable guide for the modern voyageur. 210 pages.
Sierra North (Book) by Thomas Winnett, et al
The authors of this book are Thomas Winnett, Jason Winnett, Lynn Haber and Kathy Morey. 100 of the best hikes and backpacking trips in the Sierra Nevada area from volcanic Carson Pass to aspen-lined Mono Creek; trips from half day to two weeks duration. 312 pages.
The Red Rocks Of Southern Nevada (Book) by Joanne Urioste
Reprint of the 1984 climber's guide to the popular sandstone area 30 minutes west of Las Vegas (the so-called Red Book, although this reprint has a white, not red, cover). Includes geology, history of man's presence, routes, grades, weather.
Castles In The Sand: Climber's Guide To Sedona & Oak Creek (Book) by David Bloom
Highlights the best and newest routes on the sandstone near Flagstaff, Arizona. The Sedona area has recently had a burst of new route activity not covered in any existing guides, with new routes - both free and aid - appearing on towers, walls, and shorter cliffs.
Great Smoky Mountains: Visitor's Companion (Book) by George Wuerthner
Describes and illustrates in full color dozens of plant and animal species that can be found in the Park. It also explores the area's geology, climate, and history. This book, while mostly a nature guide, also has a brief section on where to hike. 234 pages.
Enchanted Rock: A Climber's Guide (Book) by Sean O'Grady
Located in the West Texas Hill Country near Austin, Enchanted Rock receives over 250, 000 visitors a year and offers more than 300 roped routes and a virtually untapped bouldering scene. This book is the most comprehensive guide for the area in over 13 years.