What issues of Rock & Ice magazine are shown?

The Annual Travel Edition ('RoadTrips', display until Nov. 30) and the July 2002 issue, 'The Women's Edition — 17 Who Crank' (display until July 31).

What are the cover stories on the Women's Edition?

Beth Rodden (Beyond Kyrgyzstan), Lisa Rands (Beating the boys), Nancy Feagin (Conquering Everest), Naomi Guy (Mom Power), plus a Lynn Hill excerpt from Climbing Free, and 32 pages of trad bettys, sport chicks and mountain mamas.

How much did these issues cost?

The Annual Travel Edition was $5.95 US / $7.95 CAN; the July 2002 Women's Edition was $4.99 US / $7.95 CAN.

Who sponsored the Annual Travel Edition?

It was 'brought to you by' Metolius, Shoreline Mountain Products, and Five Ten.

Does this document contain any Jeep or automotive information?

No. It shows only two Rock & Ice climbing magazine covers with no vehicle-related content.

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Rock & Ice Magazine Covers - July 2002 Women's Edition & Annual Travel Edition

Two Rock & Ice covers: RoadTrips Unclimbed Yosemite and The Women's Edition

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Photo of two Rock & Ice climbing magazine covers, a RoadTrips 'unclimbed Yosemite' edition and 'The Women's Edition'.

AI caption February 2007 · Photo 3798 of 5000

This image is not an automotive reference document. It is a photograph of two issues of Rock & Ice climbing magazine laid side by side on a light fabric background. The left cover is the Annual Travel Edition ('RoadTrips'), priced $5.95 US / $7.95 CAN, featuring cover stories on 'Unclimbed Yosemite,' 'Topos Galore' (MiniGuides to 4 hot new areas), 'Foot Fetish' (climbing shoe reviews), and a tribute farewell to Warren Harding; it is sponsored by Metolius, Shoreline Mountain Products, and Five Ten, with a photo of a climber on a rock face in a forest. The right cover is the July 2002 issue, 'The Women's Edition — 17 Who Crank,' with features on Beth Rodden (Beyond Kyrgyzstan), Lisa Rands (Beating the boys), Nancy Feagin (Conquering Everest), Naomi Guy (Mom Power), and a Lynn Hill excerpt from 'Climbing Free,' priced $4.99 US / $7.95 CAN. A reader can learn the issue dates, prices, feature articles, and personalities covered, but there is no vehicle, wiring, fuse, or technical automotive content whatsoever. The image was misclassified as brochure/literature for a 2003 Jeep TJ.

This document covers 2002, which may differ from this 2003 Jeep Wrangler.

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Frequently asked questions

What issues of Rock & Ice magazine are shown?: The Annual Travel Edition ('RoadTrips', display until Nov. 30) and the July 2002 issue, 'The Women's Edition — 17 Who Crank' (display until July 31).
What are the cover stories on the Women's Edition?: Beth Rodden (Beyond Kyrgyzstan), Lisa Rands (Beating the boys), Nancy Feagin (Conquering Everest), Naomi Guy (Mom Power), plus a Lynn Hill excerpt from Climbing Free, and 32 pages of trad bettys, sport chicks and mountain mamas.
How much did these issues cost?: The Annual Travel Edition was $5.95 US / $7.95 CAN; the July 2002 Women's Edition was $4.99 US / $7.95 CAN.
Who sponsored the Annual Travel Edition?: It was 'brought to you by' Metolius, Shoreline Mountain Products, and Five Ten.
Does this document contain any Jeep or automotive information?: No. It shows only two Rock & Ice climbing magazine covers with no vehicle-related content.