Indian Creek guidebook special

with pepper spray of course.

Keep up the good work Fred. I think the standard is set and hope we all get to use full-color guidebooks. Pushing those standards is good for us all in this medium too.

nope, but if you want to be an activist in the inner corridor by god do it with some civility.

i do more than my part when i choose to climb at The Most Popular Crack Destination in America(the corridor), and i expect to see a whole bunch of people fucking up when i go there. a person with the right(wrong) disposition could go there any weekend and stay completely pissed off the whole entire time for observing all kinds of urban-behavior-based b.s. going on.

i'm all for pay sites too, but w/ regret as it marks a passing of an age. but then again i'm not effected as i live in close proximity to the area and don't camp anywhere near the corridor.

btw...myself, my wife, child and 2 good friends had the entire Supercrack Butress to ourselves all day sunday.

I propose we have Chuck Norris patrol the canyon handing out "ass whoopins'"

i predict that eventually traffic will slow down, but not until all the approach trails in the corridor are lined with quaint, tidy little trail-2000 type dry-stack structures.

John,

You may be cantankerous but "old man"? Come on, you are not yet middle aged.

Maybe we need a "FLAG" button at Supercrack Butress.

It is unfortunate that Fred didn't even mention David or all his work in the OP.

Whats the current version-edition?

i thought that i read (maybe around last thanksgiving) that fred and karl kelley were working on an updated revision that would be out this spring. however, when i went back to look for more info i couldn't find anything. not sure if it was a dream or what.

Is this the latest one-
Indian Creek: A Climbing Guide (Camalot Edition) 2013
by David Bloom

Pagans Gearheads the climbing shops in moab have the current ic guide. Speculate the new guide will be out this year

-1 for camalot-only size beta