Thunder Bay Climbing Guide, 2nd Edition

This book is designed to be extremely informative, accurate, and very visually appealing – showcasing just how spectacular the climbing is within this region.

Key features of this book include: ground-up & aerial drone photography of the cliffs and climbs, high resolution images throughout, easy to understand symbols, informative route descriptions including grade/color coded climbing styles/gear recommendations/anchor information/details about the descent & rappels, etc. You will also get the history of climbs and areas, information about access, geological characteristics of each crag, sun exposure at each area, hike-in times and approach details, driving directions, parking information, and much more!

This book covers all of the major crags and climbs within a 1.5 hour driving distance of Thunder Bay.

448 Jam Packed Pages Including

• 18 Areas
  
• Over 900 Climbs
  
• Epic New Crags
  
• Updated Info
  
• Full Color Throughout
  
• Aerial Drone Images
  
• Detailed Route Topos
  
• Access Information
  
• Gear Recommendations
  
• Anchor Details
  
• Descent Information
  
• Location of Rappels & Scrambles
  
• Stories From Climbers
  
• High Resolution Photography
  
• Color Coded Climbing Styles
  
• Historical Info, Documents & Photos
  
• Directions To Areas & Parking Details
  
• GPS Coordinates & Approach Details
  
• Metric and Imperial Conversions
  
• Endless New Route Opportunities
  
• Over 1000 Pictures
  
• Inspiration & Motivation

About the Author

Aric Fishman is a climbing guide based out of Ontario, the founder of Outdoor Skills And Thrills Inc, and the author of 'Thunder Bay Climbing: A Guide to Northwestern Ontario's Best Kept Secret'.

“I’m passionate about sharing the limitless and life changing benefits of climbing to anyone and everyone! It’s all about teaching safe practices on rock and ice; developing the community through events, projects and stewardship initiatives; exposing to the world how incredible this area is (and) can be for climbing; tapping some of the potential new routing and making them accessible to others; and have a fun doing it all!” – Aric Fishman