Climbing Magazine Nos. 191 & 192 (2000) - Alex Lowe Tribute & John Bachar Covers
Magazine literature showing two issues of Climbing magazine with rock-climbing cover photography.
This photograph shows two issues of Climbing magazine (tagline: "The Unrivaled Leader") laid side by side on a white fabric background. The left cover is issue No. 191, dated February 1, 2000, featuring a tribute to Alex Lowe (1958–1999) titled "The spirit that inspired our generation" by Conrad Anker, with a cover photo of a climber in a red jacket and white helmet ascending a big-wall route above a glaciated landscape. Additional cover lines include "ICECRAFT SPECIAL: Improve your ice, mixed, & alpine skills," "Caldwell claims 5.14d — Is it America's hardest rock climb?" and "Storm tested — Super-light mountain tents." The right cover is issue No. 192, dated March 15, 2000, headlined "The Century's Greatest Climbs and Climbers," with a caption identifying the cover photo as "American Icon: John Bachar solos The Gift (5.12c), Red Rocks, Nevada." Both covers list the website www.climbing.com. Note: despite being filed in an automotive gallery for a 2003 Jeep TJ, this document is not automotive literature — it contains no vehicle, fuse, wiring, or part information. It is simply a photo of two climbing magazine covers from early 2000.
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Frequently asked questions
- What issues of Climbing magazine are shown?
- Issue No. 191, dated February 1, 2000, and issue No. 192, dated March 15, 2000.
- What is the cover story of Climbing No. 191?
- A tribute to Alex Lowe (1958–1999), "The spirit that inspired our generation," written by Conrad Anker.
- Who is on the cover of Climbing No. 192?
- John Bachar, shown soloing The Gift (5.12c) at Red Rocks, Nevada, captioned "American Icon."
- What other stories are teased on the No. 191 cover?
- An Icecraft Special on ice, mixed, and alpine skills; "Caldwell claims 5.14d — Is it America's hardest rock climb?"; and "Storm tested — Super-light mountain tents."
- Does this document contain any automotive information?
- No. It is a photo of two Climbing magazine covers and contains no vehicle, fuse, wiring, or parts information.
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