高山攀登：提升技巧的進階指南 OOP

Bought this before a Rainier attempt and the crevasse rescue chapter alone was worth it. It stays focused on moderate altitude stuff rather than Everest heroics, which is exactly what a weekend alpinist needs. Diagrams are clear enough that I actually practiced the rope systems in my garage.

The section on glacier travel and crevasse rescue is worth the price alone, and it's the first book that actually explained running belays in a way I could use on real snow. Covers rock, snow, and ice without assuming you're already an expert, which is rare for this level.

I've been leading moderate alpine routes for a few years and this finally explained crevasse rescue in a way that actually clicked. The chapter on glacier travel alone was worth it, though the photo captions are a bit dated.