A Bouldering Guide To Utah Pdf [repack] Info

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Close to the Nevada border and the burgeoning scene of St. George, Moe’s Valley features volcanic rock (basalt) and Navajo sandstone.

: Written by Jeff Baldwin, Marc Russo, and Mike Beck, this 374-page guide was published in 2003. It covers major areas like Little Cottonwood, Joe's Valley, Ibex, Triassic, and many more. Delete it

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: A legacy index PDF is available at UtahClimbers.com.