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Grand Canyon Summits Book
Posted: Sep 28 2018 2:51 pm
by FOTG
Does anyone have this book? A few people have referenced using it over the years on HAZ, but it appears to be out of print and I am having no luck finding it. I am interested in some beta on a summit in there, if you happen to have this book and you don't mind taking a picture of a couple of pages, could you please shoot me a PM? Thank you.
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Grand Canyon summits select: An obscure compilation of sixty-nine remote ascent routes in the Grand Canyon National Park backcountry
Re: Grand Canyon Summits Book
Posted: Sep 28 2018 3:58 pm
by SpiderLegs
If you find two, I'll take the second one. I've also had luck looking for stuff on eBay as well. Found a few old, out of print Arizona hiking and peak bagging books for sale under $5 a piece because a bookstore in Maine was trying to unload them.
But you might want to look on the Grand Canyon Hikers group on Facebook. I'm almost positive the author is a regular over there. He posts a lot of old GC pics of him and his family making some of the ascents back in the 70's & 80's.
Re: Grand Canyon Summits Book
Posted: Sep 28 2018 4:27 pm
by SpiderLegs
Just looked it up, it appears that Wayne is the guy on the GC Hikers & Backpackers page. But assuming Aaron is related somehow.
Re: Grand Canyon Summits Book
Posted: Sep 28 2018 4:40 pm
by FOTG
@SpiderLegs
I might have a couple of leads, thanks!
Re: Grand Canyon Summits Book
Posted: Sep 28 2018 6:11 pm
by cactuscat
@SpiderLegs
Yep, Aaron is Wayne's son. Wayne's book Grand Canyon Hiking Adventures is one of my favorites - I found many neat spots with that book!
Re: Grand Canyon Summits Book
Posted: Sep 28 2018 9:52 pm
by chumley
It’s in the Stanford Library (Stanford has pretty much every book ever published!)
You should be able to get it through an inter-library loan. At least for as long as their check out period.
Re: Grand Canyon Summits Book
Posted: Sep 29 2018 5:29 am
by SpiderLegs
chumley wrote: ↑Sep 28 2018 9:52 pm
It’s in the Stanford Library (Stanford has pretty much every book ever published!)
You should be able to get it through an inter-library loan. At least for as long as their check out period.
Another great option. This was the only way I could find "Grand Obsession" without having to pay $70 for a used copy.
Re: Grand Canyon Summits Book
Posted: Sep 29 2018 6:16 am
by wallyfrack
There is a copy in the NAU Cline Library. It's on the way there....
Re: Grand Canyon Summits Book
Posted: Sep 29 2018 7:01 am
by trekkin_gecko
lee, there's one at burton barr in phoenix
in the arizona room
library use only
Re: Grand Canyon Summits Book
Posted: Sep 29 2018 4:23 pm
by azbackpackr
@SpiderLegs
Bookman's in Flag has Grand Obsession frequently, for a normal used book price.
Re: Grand Canyon Summits Book
Posted: Sep 30 2018 12:15 pm
by Tough_Boots
@SpiderLegs
I'm surprised that has never been republished at least as an ebook-- it's an essential title. I believe Puma Press is actually Michael Ghiglieri-- I wonder what the story is.
Re: Grand Canyon Summits Book
Posted: Sep 30 2018 1:11 pm
by SpiderLegs
Tough_Boots wrote: ↑Sep 30 2018 12:15 pm
@SpiderLegs
I'm surprised that has never been republished at least as an ebook-- it's an essential title. I believe Puma Press is actually Michael Ghiglieri-- I wonder what the story is.
Especially when you can find 100 copies of his other book at the GC gift shop.
Re: Grand Canyon Summits Book
Posted: Oct 01 2018 9:31 am
by FOTG
Thanks for all the help everyone. I have somewhere to start now, never thought to check a library
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Re: Grand Canyon Summits Book
Posted: Oct 01 2018 12:34 pm
by Jim
friendofThundergod wrote: ↑Oct 01 2018 9:31 am
Thanks for all the help everyone. I have somewhere to start now, never thought to check a library
I know, who would think the place you can get free DVDs would have books?
Re: Grand Canyon Summits Book
Posted: Oct 01 2018 12:53 pm
by The_Eagle
friendofThundergod wrote:never thought to check a library
We wood never xpect a teecher to think of a lieberry.