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Northwest Oregon Rock

Northwest Oregon Rock

by [East Wind Design]
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NWOR provides an in-depth look at many premier rock climbing sites in northwest Oregon with detail seldom found in any climbing guide. This guide book crystallizes a major thesis that is sure to become a focal point for Oregon climbing. The very heart of this book offers informative route beta, detailed ink topos and photographic maps designed to orient you to your next rock climbing adventure.
More than 40 different climbing sites representing 700 rock routes and bouldering problems at elusive crags and alpine pinnacles.
Destinations within a relatively convenient drive from Portland, including rock climbing areas on both sides of Oregon's northern Cascade Range.
Effective route beta in a definitive reference guide designed to help you focus on your next goal.
Within these pages you will find a stellar selection of climbing sites from Chimney Rocks, Horsethief Butte, Enola Hill, Pete's Pile, Bulo Point, A51, and even the wild summit of Needle Rock. This crag guide can help you ascend to the next degree.

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BrandEwd
Pub dateFeb 27, 2019
ISBN-100999723332
ISBN-139780999723333
Paperback476.0 pages
LanguageEnglish
Dimensions9 × 0.96 × 6 in
Weight1 lb
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