Wyoming Guidebooks
Wyoming : Jackson Hole : Jackson Hole Mountain Resort : Happy Hour Wall
Happy Hour Wall PDFWesley GoochWesley Gooch/ClimbingWyoming PDF guide |
Wyoming : Cody : Cedar Mountain Boulders
Cody Bouldering GuideMike Snyder, uknown"Nearly 800 boulder problems described with photos, topos, and descriptions. The essential bouldering companion for climbing in the Shoshone Canyon of Cody Wyoming." |
Wyoming : Laramie Area : Rogers Canyon
Rogers Canyon Rock ClimbsAndrew HudsonA print friendly downloadable PDF. |
Wyoming : Laramie Area : Vedauwoo
Fat Crack Country: Rock Climbing In VedauwooZach Orenczak, ExtremeAngles.com, December 2003The complete guide to climbing at Vedauwoo. Over 500 routes covered. Black-and-white photos and diagrams; excellent photographs, diagrams, and diagrams over photos; epic tales, new areas, aid routes and first ascents. Fits in the top of your pack. |
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Rock Climbing at Vedauwoo, WyomingRobert B. Kelman, Heel and Toe Publishers, January 2004Color route and action photos, maps. This is the current guidebook for Vedauwoo Wyoming. This book sets the standard for user friendliness with enhanced digital imagery to show where the routes really are, and there are 475 routes from 5.2 to 5.13. For beginners to experts with a variety of climbing from slabs to chimneys. Full index and tick list. |
Wyoming : Ten Sleep Canyon
FEATURED: Ten Sleep Canyon Climbing - 2023 EditionLouie Anderson /2023By far the most up to date and accurate guidebook to the climbing found in Ten Sleep. Covers over (1,400) routes with accurate approach info, bolt counts, and descriptions. Features updated and new images throughout. |
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Tensleep Climbing GuidebookAaron Huey, TCAS / Tensleep Canyon Aerospace Society / 2023"Newest edition of the 2023 climbing guidebook for Tensleep Canyon, Wyoming. This guidebook is a not-for-profit edition, with proceeds being donated to the Access Fund to further climbing sustainability within the canyon. It contains the most up-to-date route and approach information for Tensleep Canyon and surrounding crags. |
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Ten Sleep Rock Climbing GuidebookMike Snyder / RakkupDolomite pocket pulling, a wide variety of chill camping, beautiful scenery in an enormous canyon with mild weather nearly year round, seriously, what more could you ask for? Ten Sleep Canyon has slowly but surely crept its way onto most peoples 'climbing destination' radar over the past fifteen years as more and more crags and routes have been added each season. Do you like 5.10 & 5.11 moderates? Are you a 5.12 crusher? How about one of those mutant 5.13 and up climbers? Ten Sleep has so many 5 star routes at every grade that everyone in the group will find their new favorite route at any of dozens of crags hidden/nestled in the forested canyon. With some very plush FS pay camp sites and free camping spread out at all elevations you are sure to find a perfect place to pitch the tent or chock the tires no matter what season you choose to visit. The welcoming little town of Ten Sleep offers several eateries and a gas station, there's even a brewery that has camping and showers. The larger towns of Buffalo and Worland lie in either direction about 45 minutes away from the climbing when its time to restock rations. The Rakkup Ten Sleep Rock Climbing guidebook has an initial offering of some of the most popular areas along with some new and completely unheard of gems (psst, Crag 6). Over 900 routes of what has been described as the 'buttery sickness' will get you started. Longtime local and route developer Mike Snyder plans to continue to add more and more satellite crags until the guide is complete. Accurate trail maps, crag and route descriptions along with photos of each route and all the details will help you plan your trip or day of climbing. |
Wyoming : Wind River Range
FEATURED: Cirque of the Towers and Deep Lake: Guide to Wind Rivers' Best Rock ClimbsSteve Bechtel (2008)This is the guidebook to have for the most popular routes in the Winds. It includes all the classic climbs in the Cirque of the Towers, and Deep Lake areas. As a bonus, it is small and lightweight to fit in a backpack. |
Wyoming : Lander Area
FEATURED: Lander Rock Climbs 2023Steve Bechtel, Kyle Duba, Ben Sears (2023)This is with out the best guidebook for the Lander area. The guide is 300 pages of color action shots, route topos, detailed maps, and profiles on route developers. The guide features over 1,700 routes from 5.2-5.15a on dolomite, sandstone, and granite. If you are planning a trip to Lander, this guidebook is a must have. This most recent update features many more routes in the Littl Popo Agie, Shady Side of Sinks, Fairfield Hill, and Fossil Hill. |
Wyoming : Cody
Cody Rock Climbing GuideMike SnyderDownload the Cody Rock Climbing Guide from Rakkup.com for your phone or other mobile device. Including over 400 roped routes on Dolomite and Granite through out the beautiful Shoshone Canyon. Updated regularly, this is the most comprehensive guide available with color photographs and topo lines for every climb, GPS navigation, detailed descriptions of crags, trails and climbs. Cody is already known as one of the best ice climbing venues in the country and for the sandstone boulderer the density and quantity of problems is unparalleled in Wyoming. What you may not know is that Cody also hosts outstanding granite and dolomite rope climbing as well. Cody Rock Climbing guide features 400+ routes of single pitch and mulitpitch sport and trad. Codys granite climbing has exploded in the last 10 years. The local favorite crag, The Island has many well protected granite sport routes of impeccable quality with grades ranging from beginner to 5.13a. The awe inspiring and massive river cut gorge of The Lower Canyon Granite has amazing climbing. There are incredibly only 200 routes here with new routes going in constantly. Everything from easy to protect splitters, to multi-pitch sport and trad routes, to modern sport cragging exist with a beautiful river and a closed to vehicle traffic, paved road for easy access. As with so many canyons in Wyoming this one has its fair share of dolomite as well. The Bridge Bands and its various satellite locations, The West, East and Upper bands feature sport and trad routes ranging from technical face climbing to thuggy pocket pulling. The warm and welcoming town of Cody is just minutes from the climbing and offers hotels, camping, dining and a variety of activities for rest days. |
Wyoming : Devils Tower
Devils Tower National Monument Climbing HandbookRichard Guilmette, Renee Carrier, Steve Gardiner, and Charles Lindsay/Devil's Tower National History AssociationFrom the Chessler Books website: |
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Devil's Tower ClimbingZach Orenczak/Extreme Angles PublishingFrom the Extreme Angles website: |
Wyoming : Jackson Hole
Jackson Hole Area Sport ClimbingForest DramisThe definitive, local guide to the sport crags of Jackson Hole. Includes Rodeo Wall, Blacktail, Rock Springs, and Hoback Shield. |
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Rock Climbing Jackson Hole & Pinedale, WYWesley GoochFew other landscapes offer such a rich diversity of climbing, in beautiful surroundings, as do the Jackson and Pinedale areas. Jackson, at the base of the Teton Range, and Pinedale, at the base of the Wind River Range, are amongst Americas greatest mountain playgrounds worthy of any climbers tick list. This is your guide to over 400 climbs ranging from 10-foot boulder problems to thrilling 600-foot free climbs. Includes bouldering, top roping, sport, traditional, and ice routes. |