Weekend Rock Washington: Trad & Sport Routes from 5.0 to 5.10a
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Weekend Rock Washington: Trad & Sport Routes from 5.0 to 5.10a
- Explore the diverse climbing terrain of Washington State with detailed routes and trail descriptions in this comprehensive guide.
- Authored by expert climber David Whitelaw, this guide offers insider tips, safety advice, and technical insights to enhance your Rocky Washington adventures.
- Designed with durable, waterproof materials, this guide is built for rugged outdoor use, ensuring longevity in all weather conditions.
- Features maps, detailed route diagrams, and altitude profiles to help climbers plan their ascent with confidence and precision.
- Ideal for outdoor enthusiasts, mountaineers, and guided climbing teams seeking an authoritative resource on Washington's premier climbing destinations.
* More than 300 trad and sport climbs from 5.0 to 5.10a
* Topo map or photo with route overlay for most routes
* "Choose a Climbing Area" chart compares destinations by climbing type, rock type, best time of year, length of approach, and drive time from urban areas
This guide is for climbers with busy lives who want to make the most of their time on the rock. Trips can be completed in a day or two: most approaches are short, drive time from urban centers is noted, and estimated climbing times range from a few minutes to a full day for these routes rated 5.0 to 5.10a. But-more important-these routes have been selected for quality of experience, rated on a three-star system.
There is something here for everyone: sandstone pinnacles, alpine granite, and cliffs rising above high desert terrain. There are classic routes like Midway on Castle Rock (Washington's first rock climb and a super-classic 5.6, a great multi-pitch route for intermediate leaders) and routes in two previously unpublished areas, Banks Lake and The Half Moon Crags. Other major climbing areas featured are Leavenworth, Index, Darrington, Tieton, Mount Erie, Exit 38, and Frenchman Coulee.








