Owens River Gorge Climbs, 10th Edition
The Climbing Guide To The Owens River Gorge
Marty Lewis
The long awaited, expanded, and revised edition of the classic Maximus Press climbing guidebook is shipping now. This greatly improved and much updated guide includes photo diagrams and topos for most major cliffs as well as a lavish selection of action photos. More than 700 routes are covered in this comprehensive guide to California's premier sports climbing crags. Includes Social Platform, Great Wall of China, Eldorado Roof, Dilithium Crystal, Gorgeous Towers, Gotham City, and more.
240 pages, 5-½"x8½"; photographs, maps, route diagrams, bibliography, index.
Published by Maximus Press. ISBN 0-9676116-8-7
trade paper
$30.00
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Sorry! No orders will be filled from June 14th to June 24th or 25th. If you do not need your order until the end of June, feel free to order and we will get to it on our return. This is an unavoidable business trip. Happy summer!
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