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Celebrate the joys that come from climbing Colorado’s highest peaks! Colorado’s 14,000-foot peaks offer the hiker and mountaineer one of the finest arrays of alpine challenges in the Rocky Mountains. My guides are compiled from first-hand knowledge gained over 50 years of climbing Colorado’s Fourteeners.
– Gerry Roach
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2nd Edition of Colorado’s Fourteeners – From Hikes to Climbs |
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| Fulcrum Publishing in Golden CO published the second edition of Gerry’s Fourteener book in 1999. The soft-cover, 6 x 9 inch book contains 336 pages, 250 routes on Colorado’s 56 Fourteeners (Gerry added Conundrum), 57 fine, annotated color photographs and 31 full color, annotated topographic maps. The latest printing in 2009 has up-to-date information on the access issues with Colorado’s Fourteeners. | ||||||||||
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1st Edition of Colorado’s Fourteeners – From Hikes to Climbs |
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| Fulcrum Publishing in Golden CO first published Gerry’s Fourteener book in 1992. The first edition contains 254 pages, 197 routes on Colorado’s 55 Fourteeners, 50 black & white photographs and 31 black-and-white topographic hand-annotated maps. The soft-cover book is 6 x 9 inches. The appendix of the first edition includes a discussion of Peak Power. This dissertation and peak lists based on Gerry’s Peak Power system were removed from the book’s second edition and replaced with a simpler system, so if you are interested in this material, then the first edition may be for you. Most book sellers are out of stock with the first edition, so if you really want the first edition, your best bet is to get it from us. | ||||||||||
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