Colorado's Fourteeners: From Hikes to Climbs | 
 enlarge | Author: Gerry Roach
Publisher: Fulcrum Publishing
Category: Book
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Avg. Customer Rating:  27 reviews
Sales Rank: 18704
Media: Paperback
Edition: 2
Number Of Items: 1
Pages: 306
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.7
Dimensions (in): 9 x 6.2 x 1
ISBN: 1555914128
Dewey Decimal Number: 796.52209788
UPC: 757739035390
EAN: 9781555914127
ASIN: 1555914128
Publication Date: April 1999
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Condition: An acceptable used ex-library copy. Library markings. Pages are somewhat worn. Cover worn with some creases. Worn edges and corners. Binding is extremely loose, weak, and cracked.
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 Definitive volume on Colorado 14ers July 21, 2008
This is the definitive volume on all Colorado 14ers. It includes detailed information from locations of trailheads to routes and photos that will allow even a novice to safely climb in Colorado.
Great Book June 29, 2008
I bought this book for my husband and he loves it. He has been to Colorado 3 times and always reads it before he goes and takes it with him on the trip.
Definitive October 30, 2007
This should be the backbone of anyone's guidebooks for climbing 14ers. It is extremely well organized and has tons of useful data. You will not be dissapointed. Get the book and get out there!
Colorado's Fourteeners August 23, 2007
I have climbed two of the Fourteeners listed in this book and I wish I had this book before doing so. The book is simply, in my opinion, the best, most complete guide to climbing these mountains that I could possibly imagine. I'm doing four more this month and I've used this book to do all the planning, including which TOPOs to buy and which trailheads to use and which routes up the mountains to take. He provides excellent maps in the book itself and great descriptions of each ascent. He also carefully describes the different levels of difficulty a climber/hiker will encounter and applies those definitions systematically throughout his book. It's a first rate guide and worth every penny paid.
We Were a Success Using This Book... August 12, 2007
We purchased this as a reference guide for our fundraiser called "Summitting for the Bipolar Cure - 2007".
Our group used it for summitting Mt. Elbert, Grays Peak and Torreys Peak in June of 2007. Thanks to the thoroughness of this book, we were able to successfully summit all three peaks.
Being from the east coast, the elevation above 10,000 feet caused us to experience some altitude sickness and disorientation. Having already reviewed the peak and route descriptions with this book, we were more at ease than if we had not prepared ourselves.
Colorado is a beautiful state to climb in. All of us really enjoyed our time there. Some in the group had never climbed above 2000', so on Elbert they really earned their charity money! That peak was easy, but a real work out - it took us 10 hours round trip! Our group wished we could have summitted more of the 14er's, but we had a tight time schedule and had to proceed on to Grand Teton, Hood, Rainier, and then on up to Alaska.
Happy Climbing!
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