High Over Boulder by Pat Ament & Cleve McCarty (1995) Tuolumne Meadows

High Over Boulder by Pat Ament & Cleve McCarty (1995) Tuolumne Meadows5th edition "preserves the history, gathers the best routes, easy or hard". The final edition of High Over Boulder to be released, this slim volume yields any attempt to be the comprehensive guide to the Boulder area, which by this point was overflowing with climbers and new route development. In the introduction, Ament states: "We wish to write about the spirit and beauty of climbing and the history as much as tell about routes. We hope to write a

Fremont Canyon by John Harlin

As of 2025

Rock Climbing: Desert Rock IV: The Colorado Plateau Backountry: Utah — quite possibly the worst title for a rock climbing guidebook in existence

including climbing in Bhutan (Jealous

192 pages with hundreds of color photographs from Scott's many groundbreaking climbs across the world

one paperback

and occasional funny cartoons

I expect it will only be of interest to hardcore Teton history nerds

and other satellite areas are covered

Look at the modern Squamish guidebooks - too huge

mixed black-and-white photography

slim guidebook to Colorado ice climbing