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Selkirks South by David P. Jones

1st Edition published in 2001 by High Col Press Ltd.

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Home
News
Areas
- Vancouver Island
- 51 Areas with 361 Routes
- Caribou
- 0 Areas with 0 Routes
- Coast Mountains
- 1 Areas with 0 Routes
- Columbia
- 8 Areas with 2 Routes
- Kootenays
- 22 Areas with 9 Routes
- Lower Mainland
- 36 Areas with 0 Routes
- Northern BC
- 12 Areas with 0 Routes
- Okanagan
- 10 Areas with 1 Routes
- Pemberton
- 4 Areas with 0 Routes
- Powell River
- 3 Areas with 9 Routes
- Squamish
- 37 Areas with 199 Routes
- Thompson
- 5 Areas with 0 Routes
- Whistler
- 4 Areas with 0 Routes
Forums
- General Talk
- 247 posts
- Climbing Partners
- 148 posts
- Beginners
- 9 posts
- Access Issues
- 23 posts
- Events
- 14 posts
- New Routes
- 86 posts
- Where To Climb?
- 73 posts
- Beta
- 42 posts
- Gear
- 6 posts
- Lost And Found
- 4 posts
Photos
Gyms
Guidebooks
Stores

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