Publications linked in Oregon

Featuring the best bouldering sites in the Columbia River Gorge, Gorge Bouldering Select captures the essence of its core areas with valuable details and photographs as your guide to scale the rocks.

Bouldering sites featured include Larch Mountain Boulders, Alpenglow Boulders, Hamilton Boulders, Horsethief Butte and Empire Boulders

Conquer the close-by crags of the Rose City with Portland Rock Climbs, a full-color resource loaded with precise route beta and illustrated and photographed maps to help guide your way to the top.

• Close-to-Portland climbing sites include Broughton Bluff, Rocky Butte Quarry, Carver Cliff, Madrone Wall, Ozone Wall, Farside Crag and Beacon Rock
• This definitive reference guidebook will help you focus on your next climbing goal with rich detail seldom covered in other climbing guides

Color 3rd Edition:

Providing an in-depth look at many premier rock climbing sites within a relatively convenient drive from Portland, the color 3rd edition of Northwest Oregon Rock helps you ascend to the next degree.

• Informative beta details 800+ routes at over 75 different rock climbing sites across Northwest Oregon and Southwest Washington, including both sides of the Cascades
• Climbing sites include Chimney Rocks, Horsethief Butte, Enola, Pete's Pile, Bulo Point, Area51 and the summit of Needle Rock, among other crags and alpine pinnacles
• This definitive reference guidebook will help you focus on your next climbing goal with rich details, effective route beta, detailed ink topos and photographic maps

Providing an excellent analysis of the region's unique gamut, this 3rd edition of Portland Bouldering offers an extensive array of popular and elusive bouldering sites certain to thrill all.

• This color edition of Portland Bouldering compiles the latest details from this region's outdoor bouldering sport within one guide book
• Loaded with an extreme sports venues and specifically designed for power bouldering enthusiasts
• Contains over 66 unique bouldering sites and more than 3,000 boulder problems with grades ranging from VB to V12+ (all of it in a multivolume edition)

The comprehensive guide to this area in central Oregon that brought sport climbing to America.