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Cascades Rock 2nd Edition

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Cascades Rock (Second Edition) covers the best 200 multipitch rock climbs in the Cascades.


From sport climbs at Snoqualmie Pass to alpine routes in the North Cascades, you'll find detailed driving, approach, and descent beta, as well as updated topos and full color pictures to get you stocked and keep you on the best climbs in the range.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Matthew ★★★★★

The route descriptions for the Snoqualmie Pass sport climbs are spot on, and the topo for the Liberty Bell group alone was worth the price. Took it up a few alpine routes this summer and never felt lost.

Lily I. ★★★★★

Finally a guide that covers the North Cascades alpine stuff instead of just the popular cragging areas. The approach beta and pitch-by-pitch topos for the 200 routes are detailed enough that I stopped second-guessing my route choices. Worth every penny for anyone planning a full summer up there.

Sophia ★★★★★

I've been climbing multipitch routes in the Cascades for years and this book finally puts them all in one place. The route descriptions are detailed enough that I felt confident leading several of the North Cascades alpine lines for the first time. Worth every penny for anyone working through that t