Suffer Candy Volume 1: Ice Climbing in Ouray, Telluride, and Silverton Guidebook

Suffer Candy Volume 1: Ice Climbing in Ouray, Telluride, and Silverton Guidebook

SUFFER CANDY VOLUME 1
by Jason Nelson
Visual Adentures | Suffer Candy Volume 2 | Climbs of the Million Dollar Highway

Formerly Ouray Ice, this guidebook covers ice, mixed and drytooling routes in Southwest Colorado. The book’s focus is on Ouray, Telluride, Silverton, West Fork of the Cimarrons, and Dunton.

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Backcountry Skiing: California’s Eastern Sierra Guidebook

Backcountry Skiing: California’s Eastern Sierra Guidebook

Backcountry Skiing: California’s Eastern Sierra
by Dan Mingori & Nate Greenberg
Wolverine Publishing
Avalanche Center: Eastern Sierra Avalanche Center

Blessed with a deep snowpack, sunny skies, and high-elevation peaks, the Eastern Sierra has some of the world’s best backcountry skiing and snowboarding. This digital guide covers the area between Bridgeport and Lone Pine, including all information included in the 3rd Edition, plus occasional updates and corrections to content which is not in the print guide. This digital app offers an improved experience for the user, with search and filtering functionality, the ability to quickly visualize and understand terrain, and interactive photos and maps.

Buy both versions of the guidebook (print and digital) for only $50.99! That price includes $6.00 for shipping, meaning that you get the bundle for only $10 more! A screaming deal! When you buy the bundle, you can use your digital rakkup guidebook immediately.

Backcountry Skiing: Snoqualmie Pass, Washington Guidebook

Backcountry Skiing: Snoqualmie Pass, Washington Guidebook

Backcountry Skiing: Snoqualmie Pass, Washington
by Matt Schonwald
Northwest Avalanche Center
Beacon Guidebooks:
California: Tahoe Light Tours Colorado: Berthoud | Buffalo |
Cameron | CO Light Tours | Crested Butte | Loveland | Marble | RMNP | Silverton New Mexico: Taos Oregon: Hood Washington: Baker | Crystal | ONP | Stevens

Make your tour planning more efficient and your route finding structured with the Snoqualmie Pass digital guidebook on rakkup. It shows ascent routes, descent descriptions, max slope angles, a trail map, offline GPS navigation, and much more. The information provided can help you in your decision making process through its streamlined, user friendly design.

Buy digital plus map and the price includes $4.00 for shipping, a screaming deal! When you buy a bundle, you can use your digital rakkup guidebook immediately.

El Potrero Chico Rock Climbing Guidebook

El Potrero Chico Rock Climbing Guidebook

El Potrero Chico Rock Climbing
by Frank Madden
Potrero Chico Rock Climbing Facebook
EPC Climbing Website

El Potrero Chico is the world’s largest big wall sport climbing destination and is home to over 600+ sport routes. Located on the outskirts of Hidalgo Nuevo Leon, Mexico, a quaint little town that has been welcoming to the climbing community since the late 80’s and early 90’s. The sharp contrast between the low of the valley where the town sits and the very tall towering walls of EPC creates a very beautiful scenic view. These limestone walls have been developed with some amazingly large routes that are bolted all the way to the top. A great place for the beginner sport climber to get into the awesome world of multi-pitch climbing. Although many of the big multi-pitch climbs are considered moderates ranging from 5.10a to 5.10d, there are several that reach into the 5.11 and 5.12 range and even a couple in the 5.13 range. So there is plenty of amazing big walls for everyone.

That being said, the single-pitch climbing in El Potrero Chico is top notch. There are amazing routes of all grades from 5.7 to 5.13. So when you need a rest from scaling the massive walls, enjoy some of the cragging that is available in some of the other single pitch crags. Outrage wall, The Surf Bowl and Estrellas Canyon are well known for some amazing single pitch climbing.

The style of rock here is mostly slab/vertical face with a couple of crags that hold some beautiful overhanging steep climbing. The Lower Sense of Religion (better known as Moto Wall) and The Virgin Canyon have some of the best single pitch face climbs in the area. If you are looking for something different though, The Surf Bowl and Outrage Wall will be your best friend if you want to get on some awesome overhanging tufas while you are visiting. The weather down here is great during the winter and prime sending temps last for months. During the summer the sun situation changes for most of the crags and the hot Mexican sun pelts the walls with wicked hot rays. Find the shade!! With the climbing areas on mostly north or south facing walls you can always find shade when it’s hot outside.

A small part of the local community has stepped up to provide all the amenities necessary for an amazing climbing trip. When you are in need of a serious rest day there is plenty to enjoy at the campgrounds and around town. Plenty of good places to eat, a hot springs location about an hour’s drive from Hidalgo, the city of Monterrey if you are looking for some excitement and El Buho Cafe if you are looking for a great place to lounge, relax and sip some amazing coffee. Take the time to walk around town and check out the local community.

The towering limestone walls reach towards the skies while the mariachi music blares through the canyon with locals and climbers alike taking in the beauty of the climbing. Don’t be surprised when the locals come up and try to chat with you or even have a beer with you at the crag. They love seeing the “crazy” climbers up on the rock enjoying the beautiful place they live in. Before long you’ll be dancing to the mariachi music with whatever strength you have left from the amazing climbing here.

The guidebook for El Potrero Chico is being updated regularly a few times a year by the author who spends his winter months hiding from the snow by climbing and exploring more of the surrounding areas.

Buy both versions of the guidebook (print and digital) for only $53.99! That price includes $10.00 for shipping, meaning that you get the book for only $31 more! A screaming deal on a beautiful guidebook!

Ferguson Canyon Rock Climbing Guidebook

Ferguson Canyon Rock Climbing Guidebook

Ferguson Canyon Rock Climbing
by Tony Calderone
Little Cottonwood Climbing | Big Cottonwood Climbing | Wasatch Front Bouldering | Wasatch Wilderness Climbing | Wasatch Bench Climbing

Ferguson Canyon is located between Big Cottonwood and Little Cottonwood Canyons, near Salt Lake City, Utah. The canyon is known for its welcoming atmosphere. Nearly all the routes are shaded all day long. In contrast to most local climbing areas, dogs are allowed here. Most of the routes are short, averaging 50 feet in length. And the nearby stream provides a swamp-cooling effect. With 160 routes to choose from, you will enjoy climbing here with the excellent beta provided by long-time local guide, Tony Calderone.

Print + digital bundle pricing includes $6.00 for shipping.