North American Mountain Field Guide

Issue #5 spotlights Denali, the 20,310-foot high point of North America. Four field-guide posters trace the climb from boreal forest to glacier terrain, then map Denali's vegetation zones, wildlife and season timing, and visitor trail difficulty ladder.

Issue #4 spotlights Mount Washington, the wind-scoured high point of New Hampshire's Presidential Range. Four field-guide posters map the climb from hardwood forest to alpine tundra, then break down high-country wildlife, season timing, and the main above-treeline summit routes.

Issue #3 spotlights Mount Whitney, the Sierra Nevada summit and highest point in the contiguous United States. Four infographic posters cover the Whitney Portal-to-summit elevation profile, vegetation zones, high-Sierra wildlife and season window, and route difficulty from preview hikes to the main 22-mile summit trail.

Issue #2 of the North American Mountain Field Guide spotlights Grand Teton (13,770 ft) in Wyoming's Teton Range. Four infographic posters cover the elevation cross-section, vegetation zones, wildlife & seasonal calendar, and signature trails — from an easy lakeside loop to a roped technical summit climb.

Debut field guide for the Pacific Northwest's defining peak. Four infographic posters cover Rainier's three elevation zones (Forest 1,700–6,000 ft / Subalpine 5,000–7,000 ft / Alpine 7,000–14,410 ft), vegetation by zone including 964+ plant species, 6 key wildlife species, best-season calendar, and 4 signature trails from easy boardwalk to 93-mile Wonderland loop.