The Climber's Guide to North Carolina by Thomas Kelley (1992) Southern Alps

The Climber's Guide to North Carolina by Thomas Kelley (1992) Southern AlpsNorth Carolina is one of the more secretive states re: their climbing, not sure why. The reputation of the area is for high quality but difficult and often scary trad climbing. I just opened this book up randomly to an area called Whiteside Mountain, and saw 10 pitch grade IV grade V climbs, so maybe they're keeping quiet for a reason. This is the second edition of this comprehensive guide to NC Rock climbing. Black & white, 319 pages.

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This copy is flat-signed on the title page by David Roberts

It will need to be treated with care going forward-probably better-suited to be a reference copy at home than one you take to the crag

with moderate creasing on the cover and the previous owner's name written on the cover in pen

one paperback

who had a bunch of Nordic/tele ski stuff

No Mill Creek

minor chips and tears in dj

sekiclimbing

A beautiful large-format coffee table book released by the Sierra Club

All issues are in good to very good condition with only minor marks

Winter Dance is the only guidebook for ice climbing in the South Fork of the Shoshone River