Climbing California's Fourteeners : Hiking the State's 15 Peaks Over 14,000 Feet / Toby Evans ; Maps by Melissa Baker
Publisher: Lanham, Maryland (MD) : FALCONGUIDES, [2021?]Copyright date: ©2021Edition: Fourth EditionDescription: x, 214 pages : maps, photographs ; 23 cmContent type:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- 9781493045464
- 23Â 796.52209794
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Includes index
Bibliography: pages 211-212
From the southernmost peak of Mt. Langley to Mt. Shasta in the north, California's fifteen peaks of 14,000 feet or more are some of the most challenging and beautiful mountains in the country. Over the past decade the rise of endurance activities (including obstacle racing) and the popularity of reality television have increased the popularity of these daunting climbs (California's Fourteeners have been featured on The Amazing Race, Man vs. Wild, and Django Unchained).
No matter the skill level, this book will lay out the plans and logistics to allow every climber a positive experience. Each of the mountains will be broken down based on the technical skills needed, a recommended list of gear and equipment, how to prepare for rapidly changing weather and trail conditions, and a general timeframe needed to reach each summit.
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