Boulder Climbs South by Richard Rossiter (1989) Tyrol

Boulder Climbs South by Richard Rossiter (1989) TyrolOne half of a beloved 2 part guide from Richard Rossiter. The old guys really rate these often when I buy a collection they trot this or the North volume out as one of the highlights. Personally, I think they've mostly been superseded by more modern, comprehensive guides like Levin's Eldo. But this was the guide of record for the area in the '90s, and so has some historical interest. 411 pages, black and white, with a mixture of topos and overview

sport climbs

and guidebook

188m    (26

Take care with the binding on this book

This book has good character and funny writing

Covers Rogue

and about 30 for other destinations around Europe and the world

(Not in the 2nd edition

but is overall in pretty nice shape

Devils Tower

There is a note on the title page: “To Komito-San: In memory of a great times (sic) and great days at the old Komito Boots

This is probably the most famous mountaineering book of the last thirty or forty years