New Guidebook in print form?

[vertical1]

Any idea when the print version will be out for those of us without an Iphone?

[DHB]

Book?

What is that, like one of those paper iPads?

Sounds so archaic, it just might be trendy.

[COTrained26]

Is there anywhere on the site that shows an overall overview of the whole gorge and each site's relation to on another geographically?

[SCIN]

The book is due out mid June I think.

[One-Fall]

SWEEEETTTT!!!!

[pkananen]

Pretty sure it's late July. That's what the website says.

[SCIN]

Yea, you're right. The estimated warehouse delivery is July 21st.

[pawilkes]

good, the spine on my 2nd edition is starting to fall apart

[ASK]

published, but I already found problems with it:
... for example, the numbering of the routes in "Funk Rock City" chapter is screwed up (all shifted by -1) (e.g. Eye of the Needle is numbered #15 blue/sport (which it is) in the picture and map, but is #14 red/trad (which it's not) in the text, etc)...

[KD]

I bought it when it first released and like it a lot. I really like the biographies esp Kipps, Bobs and the tribute to Terry and John. The routes have really exploded in number in recent years and I really think that is cool too. I bought my first guidebook when I was 20 and that was in 1977 - there weren't many routes in it. I bought it at one of the only outdoor shops in Louisville at the time - Sage outfitters on Bardstown Road (it's a tattoo parlor now.) Johns was my first real guidebook that I climbed with and I still have it although it is well thumbed. I think Ray did a great job when he took it over but the newest edition is really cool to read and own. I am hoping to actually make it down in the upcoming weeks and climb some of the new routes that are featured in it. Nice job ray