Pre-order the Red River Gorge 4th Edition

[ray]

Available now for pre-order only. The Red River Gorge 4th Edition Guidebook is due to ship mid-February. Place order in advance now to save.

North: http://www.wolverinepublishing.com/red-river-north on sale for preorders at 22.50 ($25.95 RRP)
South: http://www.wolverinepublishing.com/red-river-south on sale for preorders at 22.50 ($25.95 RRP)
Two Book Package: http://www.wolverinepublishing.com/red-river-package on sale for preorders $39.95 ($45 RRP)

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[climb2core]

What about an update for the app?

[Cromper]

2 books eh? I've heard the rumor but shit... Thats one way to get an extra 10 bucks.

[climb2core]

2 books eh? I've heard the rumor but shit... Thats one way to get an extra 10 bucks.

Cromper, no need to buy the Northern region if you have a the current copy. Nothing new there, well almost.

[ray]

The sections which had to be pulled from the 3rd Edition due to size restrictions have been put back into the North volume. Plus there are several new lines included.

Dividing the book into two volumes had to be done to prevent the cost of a single edition from being too high.

[dustonian]

Cromper, no need to buy the Northern region if you have a the current copy. Nothing new there.

Not true. There are new routes at Dip Wall, Lower Small Wall, Eastern Sky Bridge, Eagle Point Buttress, Funk Rock City, Camp Store Crag, Long Wall, & perhaps others I left out. That said, if you don't plan on climbing trad up north, then you're right you probably don't need it. $40 is fairly standard for a new climbing guide these days, and I am really SIKED that the old traditional crags are back in print again. Still, no doubt Dave planned ahead and printed a LOT more copies of the Southern guide!

[climb2core]

Cromper, no need to buy the Northern region if you have a the current copy. Nothing new there.

This is not true. There are new routes at Dip Wall, Lower Small Wall, Eastern Sky Bridge, Eagle Point Buttress, Funk Rock City, Camp Store Crag, Long Wall, & perhaps others I left out. That said, if you don't plan on climbing trad up north, then you're right you probably don't need it. $40 is fairly standard for a new climbing guide these days.

Yeah, my bad. That was a sportcentric answer.

[Willy]

Have the approaches for Funk Rock and Purple Valley been updated?

[Cromper]

I'm just giving y'all shit. Glad to see a new guidebook come out. Hopefully with lots of new pictures to oogle over!

[One-Fall]

I can't wait for these!!!

Thx Raymond!