Memoirs of a Mountain Guide by Lou Whittaker (1994) WinterCo written with Andrea Gabbard. The memoirs of Lou Whittaker, a fixture in the PNW climbing scene, particularly on Mount Rainier, where he worked for many years as a mountain guide. Whittaker also has ascents in the Himalaya to his name, including climbs on K2, Everest, and Kanchenjunga. His twin brother Jim Whittaker was the first American to stand atop Mount Everest. Hardcover book, 271 pages, b&w photos throughout and an insert of color photos in
with serious sun-fading to spine and marks on front
Alex Honnold
Conversations with Washington Mountaineers
Roper contributed the introduction to this coffee-table book
Exhaustive reference to PNW climbing
The Everest Years does what it says on the tin: describes Bonington's many trips to Mount Everest in the 1970s and 1980s to attempt new routes and push the limits of climbing on the world's highest peak — back when the mountain still had some fang
with full-color photos and pitch-by-pitch topos for most routes
Classic & Unique Boulder Problems
Second edition High Sierra Supertopo
This book covers both the popular East face scrambling routes
the book was split into two volumes: Yosemite Big Walls and Yosemite Free Climbs
and hammer at home most of the time)
