...New Wasatch Guidebook?

I have been holding my breath for (four?) years.

It is in progress. It will be a great piece of literature and a wonderful reference. I would expect that you find a few hundred or more routes. Just on the granite.

I'll keep waiting.

Zac Robinson wrote:I have been holding my breath for (four?) years. It is in progress. It will be a great piece of literature and a wonderful reference. I would expect that you find a few hundred or more routes. Just on the granite. I'll keep waiting.

The Ruckman guide really doesn't get enough credit.

I have to politely disagree with that. Falcon guides are usually lacking, with the exception of Smith Rocks IMO, but this guide is outdated, and over-all poor by current guidebook standards. Perhaps it was on par when it came out, but like the swami belt, or belaying a second off of the harness - let's set this one aside.

The fact is, if we can have a local guidebook (for what is a relatively small and non-destination climbing area) that is of the quality of Beehive Ice...I would be very happy to misplace my copy of the Ruckman.

J.Colin.Olson wrote:The fact is, if we can have a local guidebook (for what is a relatively small and non-destination climbing area) that is of the quality of Beehive Ice...I would be very happy to misplace my copy of the Ruckman.

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