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Climbing:     more books (100)

Gym Climbing: Maximizing Your Indoor Experience (Mountaineers Outdoor Expert) by Matt Burbach, 2005-02 Climbing the Mango Trees: A Memoir of a Childhood in India (Vintage) by Madhur Jaffrey, 2007-10-09 Rock Climbing Joshua Tree, 2nd (Regional Rock Climbing Series) by Bob Gaines, 2000-09 The Top of the World: Climbing Mount Everest by Steve Jenkins, 2002-04-29 Climbing - Philosophy for Everyone: Because It's There Rock Climbing Arizona by Stewart M. Green, 1999-11-01 Rock Climbing Tahquitz and Suicide Rocks, 3rd by Bob Gaines, 2001-07 Rock Climbing Joshua Tree West: Quail Springs to Hidden Valley Campground (Regional Rock Climbing Series) by Randy Vogel, 2006-04-01 Rock Climbing Utah by Stewart M. Green, 1998-04-01 Sport Climbing: From Top Rope to Redpoint, Techniques for Climbing Success by Andrew Bisharat, 2009-10-30 The Complete Guide to Climbing (by Bike) by John Summerson, 2007 Climbing Higher by Montel Williams, Lawrence Grobel, 2005-01-04 Rock Climbing Colorado, 2nd: A Guide to More Than 1,800 Routes (Regional Rock Climbing Series) by Stewart M. Green, 2010-06-01 Climbing the Ladder in Stilettos: 10 Strategies for Stepping Up to Success and Satisfaction at Work by Lynette Lewis, 2008-05-20

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21. Climbing Mountaineering Reviews
    Usersubmitted reviews of climbing and mountaineering gear with summaries and links to manufacturers.  
    http://www.outdoorreview.com/Climbing Mountaineering/SCT_3662crx.aspx

22. GORP - Climbing - Main Page
    ACTIVITIES climbing For the love of bouldering. Get the skinny on building a rack for your move into traditional climbing. climbing Stories.  
    http://gorp.away.com/gorp/activity/climb.htm

23. Arrampicata Sportiva Climbing Club Bologna: Arrampicata, Arrampicata Sportiva, S
    Riporta consigli e materiale associativo nonche' i riferimenti per diverse falesie nella zona.  
    http://www.climbing.bo.it

24. Climbing News
    climbing News, climbing World News From WN Network Sherpa sets record for climbing Everest. KATMANDU, Nepal A Nepalese Sherpa set a new record for the minutes, Nepal's Tourism Ministry said .  
    http://www.climbingnews.com/

25. Mount Kenya Climbing
    Includes information about Mount Kenya, lodging, rates and travel guide.  
    http://www.kenya-travels.com/kenyasafaris/mountkenyaclimb.htm
    
    Extractions: visit our United States representative Read what customers are saying about our tour and travel services Home Profile ... Travel Guide MOUNT KENYA MOUNTAIN CLIMBING No trip to Kenya is complete without a view or better, an ascent of Africa's second tallest peak, Mount Kenya. It is at 5,199 m (17,057 ft), taller than Blanc, The Matterhorn, The Rockies, The Sierras, and most of the peaks of the Himalayas and Caucasus. Composed of a huge volcanic base where the outer mantle and crater have eroded away, Mount Kenya has seven primary peaks, and a series of subsidiary cones scattered about its crest. Climbing Lenana is one of the mountain experiences of the grand climb; a view of all Kenya awaits one at the top. At dusk, the sunrise across the vast plains and the hills of Africa will stay with you all your life. Mount Kenya is visible from far, its peaks usually covered with clouds by noon but often glittering free at early mornings or just before sunset. There are four main routes up Lenana. Sirimon Track is the longest, and driest route, much of it through thick rain forest and fabulous moorlands with long views of the peak. Noted for its wildlife, Sirimon begins 13 km (8 miles) east of Nanyuki before the bridge crossing the Sirimon River and Timau. The most direct and popular, though less scenic is the Naro Moru route. Its advantage is you can stay at Naro Moru River Lodge. The lodge’s lovely cedar cabins are spaced among giant podocarpus tree, green lawns, garden, and along the south bank of Naro Moru River.

26. Climbing Central - Winter Home Page
    Information on Rock and Ice climbing in the Midwest, including Forums, climbing areas, route descriptions, current conditions, gyms and guides, guidebooks.  
    http://www.climbingcentral.com/

27. CAI LOANO - ITALY - SEA AND MONTAINS
    Loano Basic contact information. Information about local climbing areas.  
    http://www.cai.loano.com/gb/HOMEGB.htm

28. Www.dtek.chalmers.se/Climbing/
    climbing.NL de Dutch climbing Homepage Nee, volledig nutteloos Bekijk de vorige enquête. Nihil climbing . Welkom. Op de Dutch climbing Homepage. Opgericht in maart  
    http://www.dtek.chalmers.se/Climbing/

29. Climbing Boulder Home | Rock Climbing | Ice | Bouldering | Alpine | Beta | Photo
    Rock climbing, Ice climbing, Bouldering, and Alpine climbing Information for Boulder and Colorado. News. Flatirons climbing Council Mee 5.19.2004.  
    http://www.climbingboulder.com/
    
    Extractions: Area: Big Elk Meadows Big Thompson Canyon Biglandia Black Canyon Boulder Canyon Buena Vista Buttonrock Carter Lake Castlewood Canyon Clear Creek Canyon Colorado Natl Monument Cow Creek Canyon The Crags CU Campus Devil's Head Deville Rocks Dream Canyon Eldorado Canyon Eldorado Mountain Elevenmile Canyon Elevenmile Reservoir Empire Flagstaff Flatirons Central Flatirons North Flatirons South Fortress of Solitude Garden of the Gods Gilman Canyon Glenwood Canyon Golden Gate Canyon SP Hardscrabble Pass Hartman Rocks Hell's Gate/ Hagerman Pass Horsetooth Reservoir Independence Pass Iron Clads Jackson Creek Jurassic Park Keystone La Garita Creek Lost Creek Wilderness Lumpy Ridge Miscellaneous Crags The Monastery Morrison Mount Sanitas Mt Evans The Narrows Newlin Creek North Cheyenne Canyon Oak Creek Canyon Old Stage Road Penitente Canyon Pinecliffe Pinewood Rock Poudre Canyon Ralston Buttes Redstone Boulders Rifle Mountain Park RMNP/Alpine Royal Gorge The Sacred Cliffs Shelf Road Silver Plume South Platte South Platte - Buffalo Creek Area South Platte - Pine Area South Saint Vrain Canyon The Stonewall Table Mountain aka Golden Cliffs Table Mountain South Taylor Canyon Thunder Ridge Unaweep Canyon Ute Pass Vedauwoo Witches Canyon

30. Climbing Australia
    Provides tips and tricks, techniques, gear reviews, image gallery and links.  
    http://www.geocities.com/Yosemite/Geyser/9586/

31. CLIMBING.DE© - The Future Of Sportclimbing
    Translate this page climbing.DE© - The Future of Sportclimbing http//climbing.de/.  
    http://www.climbing.de/

32. Psycho Bob's Rock Climbing Routes - Pictures Of Climbing Routes Found In Utah. A
    A listing of various climbing routes found on Utah mountains, including photos and descriptions.  
    http://www.killerclimbs.com/psychobob/psychobobwasatchfrontrockclimbingroutes.ht
    
    Extractions: rock climbing and gear discount rock climbing gear rock climbing gear cheap rock climbing gear ... cheap climbing gear Welcome to "P s y c h o " Bob's Wasatch Front climbing routes. There are numerous quality climbing routes and bouldering spots in the state of Utah. There's nothing better than being able to see the climb before taking off to climb it. Rock climbing is a dangerous sport and seeing what you are getting yourself into could save you a lot of pain and grief. Enjoy the pictures of the climbing routes and email me if you have any questions. Remember, a good guide book will provide you with most of the information you'll need to enjoy your climbing experience in Utah. psychobob@killerclimbs.com Home Video Routes ... Spring Canyon Psycho Bob's Wasatch Front Climbing Routes has pictures of rock climbing routes from American Fork Canyon Utah. Psycho Bob's Wasatch Front Climbing Routes has pictures of rock climbing routes from Big Cottonwood Canyon, Utah. Psycho Bob's Wasatch Front Climbing Routes has pictures of rock climbing routes from Little Cottonwood Canyon, Utah. Psycho Bob's Wasatch Front Climbing Routes has pictures of routes from Maple Canyon, Utah. Psycho Bob's Wasatch Front Climbing Routes has pictures of rock climbing routes from Mount Olympus, Utah. Psycho Bob's Wasatch Front Climbing Routes has pictures of rock climbing routes from Parley's Canyon, Utah. Psycho Bob's Wasatch Front Climbing Routes has pictures of rock climbing routes from Rock Canyon, Utah. Psycho Bob's Wasatch Front Climbing Routes has pictures of rock climbing routes from Spring Canyon, Utah. Psycho Bob's Wasatch Front Climbing Routes has pictures of rock climbing routes from Lamoille Canyon, Nevada.

33. RumneyGuides.com: Rock Climbing In Rumney NH
    Guide containing 134 pages with descriptions of over 425 routes.  
    http://www.rumneyguides.com/

34. Desert Rock Climbing: Sheer Fear! - DesertUSA
    Article about learning rock climbing in a 2day class held at Joshua Tree National Monument.  
    http://www.desertusa.com/magdec97/jtclimb/climbing_dec.html
    
    Extractions: If you want to experience an outdoor sport which challenges both your mental and physical capabilities, rock climbing is it. I recently participated in a basic 2- day rock climbing class offered by Joshua Tree Rock Climbing School. I found it to be one of the most challenging adventures I have ever experienced. When I first decided to sign up for the rock climbing class, I was concerned about how high we would be climbing during the course. I regularly hike, bike, walk, horseback ride, rollerblade and run, so I was confident in my physical capabilities. What worried me was my fear of heights. I decided to call the school and get some more details about their program before I made the final decision to sign up. After talking with Michelle, who schedules all of the classes and is an avid rock climber herself, I learned that approximately half of the students who sign up for their classes are women. I also learned that most people who take the classes do not have any previous climbing experience. Michelle reassured me that I didn't need to climb any higher than I was comfortable, so I signed up for the two-day Basic Rock Weekend Course, which costs $145. The students were instructed to meet at Turtle Rock in the Hidden Valley Picnic Area located in the north end of Joshua Tree National Park. As I drove into the park towards Hidden Valley, I was mesmerized by the huge boulder outcroppings and the unique Joshua Trees that were abundantly scattered throughout the park. Mojave Yucca, creosote and other common desert shrubs covered the sandy ground, leaving only large boulders and rocks piles uncovered.

35. BLM Wyoming Lander Field Office Baldwin Creek Climbing Area
    This climbing area has about 50 established rock climbs on Bighorn dolomite ranging in difficulty from 5.11 to 5.14.  
    http://www.wy.blm.gov/lfo/rec/baldwincrk.htm
    
    Extractions: Text version Updated March 24, 2004 The Baldwin Creek Climbing Area has about 50 established rock climbs ranging in difficulty from 5.11 to 5.14. The average difficulty of these climbs exceeds those of two of the other popular rock climbing areas near Lander-Sinks Canyon and Wild Iris. The rocks of interest to climbers make up the middle member of the Bighorn dolomite, a geologic formation of Ordovician age. The main body of the formation was deposited in a warm shallow sea between 470 and 450 million years ago. Dolomite is similar to limestone (calcium carbonate) but is much richer in magnesium. Factors influencing sedimentation were probably constant for a long time because the cliffs are very uniform in composition, texture and color. They have few cracks or other flaws, and as a result, they provide uniformly difficult rock climbing opportunities. The Baldwin Creek Climbing Area is located about 15 miles west of Lander, Wyoming. To get there from downtown Lander, follow U.S. Highway 287 (Main Street) west and then north until its intersection with Baldwin Creek Road just past the Lander High School. Turn left (west) and travel about seven miles to where the Baldwin Creek Road ends and the Shoshone Lake Road begins (BLM Road 2202). Travel up the switchbacks, pass through Mormon Basin, and continue on the Shoshone Lake Road for an additional 6.5 miles. A 4x4 or other high ground-clearance vehicle is recommended. The parking area and trailhead are on the left (south) side of the road. The parking area is not developed but shows evidence of parking use during the summer.

36. Rock + Run Climbing Shops
    Rock + Run climbing and mountaineering shops, with outlets in Ambleside, Cumbria and Sheffield, Yorkshire. Specialist Equipment for  
    http://www.rockrun.com/

37. Tradgirl - New Hampshire Index
    Offers climber submitted trip reports, photos, general climbing FAQs, and related links.  
    http://www.tradgirl.com/nh/
    
    Extractions: by Dawn Alguard (9/01) Other Content on Tradgirl Other New Hampshire Trip Reports Other New Hampshire Websites Guidebooks Recommended Routes Moby Grape - and other classics on Cannon (5/1997) Cathedral Ledge/first multipitch leads - good first multipitch leads on Cathedral or Whitehorse Ledges (7/1997) 5.5 - 5.7 in North Conway - just what it says (7/1994) Rumney info - Rumney favorites around 5.11 (5/2000) NH Climbing/general scene/etc - a range of grades throughout New Hampshire New Hampshire, Whitehorse, White Mountains

38. Welcome To The BMC - The British Mountaineering Council
    STARTING OUT? Find a climbing wall or local club in your area. TRAVEL INSURANCE Whether you re sitting on the beach or climbing K2, we ve got a policy for you.  
    http://www.thebmc.co.uk/

39. About M&W Guides In The Canadian Rockies
    Personalized climbing instruction and mountain guiding in the Canadian Rockies of Alberta and BC. Programs and courses for all ages and abilities.  
    http://www.mwguides.com/index.html
    
    Extractions: on the Wapta Icefield , just north of Lake Louise. Our most popular trips and tours are educational, inspirational and hard work! Learn mountain skills, increase your physical fitness and connect with new friends and old friends. Every person that travels with us in the Rockies mountain environment feels a huge sense of awe ... not just of the surroundings ... but of themselves and what they accomplish. Discover strengths and wisdom you never knew you had. Feel invigorated, challenged and aware. You will come to appreciate our significant wilderness environs in the Canadian Rockies, in their many forms. Our website is very comprehensive but most participants call prior to booking a trip with us. Feel free to call us to discuss your goals and objectives, and how we can make your adventure in the Canadian Rockies the best and most enjoyable learning experience for you. If you're interested in heliskiing or snowboarding vacations in the Coast Mountains of British Columbia (near Bella Coola) visit us at Dream Catcher Heliskiing

40. CLIMBING.DE© - The Future Of Sportclimbing
    Translate this page Bisher gibt es noch keinen bekannten JavaScript-Virus, der einen Apacheserver befällt - auf einem solchen läuft auch climbing.de.  
    http://www.sportclimbing.de/

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