The Wyoming 13ers: A Guide to Hiking and Climbing Wyoming's Highest Peaks

The Wyoming 13ers are the group of 36 peaks above 13,000 ft. in the state of Wyoming, spanning the Wind River Range, the Tetons, the Bighorn Range, and the Absaroka Range and combining opportunities for remote wilderness backpacking, alpine scrambling, glacier travel, and technical rock climbing in one compact and spectacular geographic region. In this guidebook, you’ll find useful information to help you summit these peaks safely and in good style, with considerations for wilderness ethics, route difficulty, approach hikes, seasonality and conditions, weather, and more. You'll also find background information on how the peak list is defined, including the novel use of LiDAR for measuring prominence, as well as a summary of climbing history for the list. Each Wyoming 13er has its own guidebook description, including: Topographic characteristics: elevation, prominence, isolation, etc. Difficulty ratings Route descriptions Route maps Routefinding and summit photos This guidebook was written by Eli Boardman, a 5th generation Wyomingite, 2-time speed record holder for the Wyoming 13ers, the first person to climb all of the Wyoming 13ers in one year, and the youngest Wyoming 13ers finisher. Note: If you purchased a copy prior to October 2022, contact the author for a complimentary digital supplement with additional material from the updated version.
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Author/Artist:Boardman, Eli
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