What issues of Climbing magazine are shown?

Issue No. 186, dated June 15, 1999, and issue No. 187, dated August 1, 1999.

What was the cover price of Climbing magazine in 1999?

$4.95 US and $6.95 Canadian, as printed on both covers.

What are the main cover stories of the August 1, 1999 issue (No. 187)?

"Everest Flash: The latest on the Mallory find," "Big Towers, No Crowds: Discover Colorado National Monument," "Thin Cams: What really holds," and how-to articles on racing up big walls, building the ultimate bouldering brush, firing in snow pro, and hand stacking wide cracks.

What special section is advertised on the June 15, 1999 issue (No. 186)?

A "Special Rock Craft How-To Section," along with features on Solitude vs. Mount Hood, El Cap big-wall adventure, and California desert bouldering.

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Climbing Magazine Covers 1999 - Issues No. 186 & No. 187 (June/August 1999)

Two Climbing magazine covers featuring Colorado National Monument and bouldering

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Magazine literature showing two issues of Climbing magazine with climbing feature covers.

AI caption February 2007 · Photo 3760 of 5000

This photograph shows two issues of Climbing magazine laid side by side, not an automotive document. The left cover is issue No. 186, dated June 15, 1999 ($4.95 US / $6.95 CD), featuring a female climber on a rock face with a full trad rack; cover lines include "Solitude vs. Mount Hood," "El Cap big-wall adventure," "California desert bouldering," and a "Special Rock Craft How-To Section." The right cover is issue No. 187, dated August 1, 1999 ($4.95 US / $6.95 CAN), with a red banner reading "Everest Flash: The latest on the Mallory find." Its cover stories include "Big Towers, No Crowds: Discover Colorado National Monument," "Thin Cams: What really holds," a partially obscured feature about a Brown on-sight, and how-to items on racing up big walls, building the ultimate bouldering brush, firing in snow pro, and hand stacking wide cracks. The barcode and www.climbing.com URL are visible. A reader learns the issue numbers, dates, prices, and headline contents of these two 1999 climbing magazines. The image contains no fuse diagrams, wiring information, part numbers, or any content related to a 2003 Jeep TJ.

This document covers 1999, which may differ from this 2003 Jeep Wrangler.

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Frequently asked questions

What issues of Climbing magazine are shown?: Issue No. 186, dated June 15, 1999, and issue No. 187, dated August 1, 1999.
What was the cover price of Climbing magazine in 1999?: $4.95 US and $6.95 Canadian, as printed on both covers.
What are the main cover stories of the August 1, 1999 issue (No. 187)?: "Everest Flash: The latest on the Mallory find," "Big Towers, No Crowds: Discover Colorado National Monument," "Thin Cams: What really holds," and how-to articles on racing up big walls, building the ultimate bouldering brush, firing in snow pro, and hand stacking wide cracks.
What special section is advertised on the June 15, 1999 issue (No. 186)?: A "Special Rock Craft How-To Section," along with features on Solitude vs. Mount Hood, El Cap big-wall adventure, and California desert bouldering.