Sport climbing and bouldering guide to Western Colorado including Rifle Mountain Park, the Puoux, No Name, The Fortress of Solitude, and Redstone Boulders. 
Western Sloper is the only up-to-date guidebook to Rifle Mountain Park — America's premier limestone sport-climbing area. It also contains the only guide to The Fortress of Solitude — home to Tommy Caldwell's Kryptonite 5.14d. Inside Western Sloper you'll find essential Beta, entertaining writing, graded tick lists, symbols, stars, and 15 high-quality action photographs to inspire your trip to Western Colorado and Rifle Mountain Park.

Western Sloper: A Rock Climbing Guide to Rifle Mountain Park and Western Colorado

Travel

Pegg, Dave

Specialty Travel

Wolverine Publishing

New England Bouldering

A comprehensive bouldering guide to New England's best areas. Written by Tim Kemple, New England Bouldering has the Beta on all the problems at Lincoln Woods, Pawtuckaway and Blair Woods, Hammond Pond, Rumney, Smugglers' Notch, Western Mass, and McKenzie Pond. Pete Ward illuminates each area with insightful and humorous historical sections. Scores of Kemple’s action photographs will pump you up to get out and climb.

Ward, Pete

Kemple, Tim

The essential guide to America's bouldering Mecca. Written by TPWD certified Hueco guide Matt Wilder, who has spent the last 7 winters researching the book, it covers all of the bouldering in the entire Park (North Mountain, East Mountain, East Spur, and West Mountain), documenting almost 1700 problems from V0- to V14. The book has sections covering the geology, wildlife, natural, cultural and climbing history of Hueco Tanks, inspirational essays by Fred Nicole, John Sherman, Todd Skinner, Liv Sansoz, and Scott Milton, and all the Beta on Hueco's new rules and regulations. Printed in color it features over 300 photographs showcasing every area in the park.

Hueco Tanks

Wilder, Matt

Sports & Outdoors

A fully comprehensive color guidebook to sport and traditional rock climbing in the Red River Gorge, Kentucky.

The Red River Gorge

Ray Ellington

Smith Rock is where it all began—the birthplace of American sport climbing. The soaring orange walls of this Oregon State Park have some of the best and most celebrated climbs in the country, and a wealth of terrain, both sport and traditional, that will challenge climbers of all levels of ability. Discover it for yourself with this color guidebook to almost 300 of the best routes. Illustrated with stunning action photographs by Ben Moon (MoonFoto), Smith Rock Select has lots of eye-candy to get you inspired for your trip.

Smith Rock Select

Jonathan Thesenga

This pocket-sized color book is the ultimate insider's guide to the lift-accessible, in-bounds skiing and snowboarding on Aspen's four mountains: Aspen Mountain, Aspen Highlands, Buttermilk, and Snowmass. Author Neal Beidleman shares local knowledge that will help you make the most of your time and find the best terrain in Aspen/Snowmass including over 150 runs not covered by the trail map. Packed with action and aerial color photographs, this book is also a source of inspiration and handy souvenir of your ski and snowboard adventures.

Aspen Ski and Snowboard Guide

Neal Beidleman

Winter Sports

Go Kids! describes 50 free and fun things to do outdoors with the under 5s in the Boulder/Golden area of Colorado. This guidebook will help you connect your child with their environment by getting them outside, having fun, and interacting with nature in the local parks and the wild and special places in the Boulder/Golden area.

Go Kids!

Parenting & Relationships

Kathryn Pyke

Parenting

Long has our sport been lacking a written reference to help teach and standardize routesetting activities. In 2004, "The Art of Coursesetting" was written to meet that need. This new edition has been updated to reflect the changes in our industry since that time. A brief overview of all relevant topics is offered, with enough detail to educate and get setters started, but leaving plenty of room for individual creativity and implementation.Scott Rennak (founder of the popular American Bouldering Series - ABS) has put together an informative section on competition organization, management and formatting options. This wisdom is the culmination of hundreds of successful competitions and offers the insight necessary to make your event all that it can be.

Fundamentals of Routesetting

Louie Anderson

Tiny drops of water melt from snow in the 14,000-foot peaks of the Rocky Mountains. Each drop gathers with another, and another, and eventually those drops reach salt water in one of four places, thousands of miles away from their origin. This book covers the hundreds of rivers and creeks that form in the mountains and flow through the hills and deserts of Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, Utah, and Wyoming. The most comprehensive catalog of class II - V+ kayaking and rafting sections ever compiled, and lit up with over 300 full-page color photos that say more than words can. A clear design, succinct river descriptions, and precise beta boxes make this the whitewater guidebook of choice.

Whitewater of the Southern Rockies

Evan Stafford and Kyle McCutchen

Water Sports

Rifle Mountain Park is the best limestone sport climbing area in North America. This color book is an essential resource for visiting and local climbers, providing a comprehensive guide to the climbing in Rifle Mountain Park, as well as many lesser-known but high quality cliffs around the towns of Rifle, Carbondale, and Glenwood Springs in Western Colorado.

Rifle Mountain Park and Western Colorado Rock Climbs

Dave Pegg

BJ Sbarra

Jeff Achey

Nate Adams

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