John Harlin, III

Author of The Eiger Obsession: Facing the Mountain that Killed My Father

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About the Author

John Harlin III is the editor of the American Alpine Journal and a contributing editor for Backpacker magazine. A former host of PBS's Anything Wild, he lives in Hood River, Oregon, and Oaxaca, Mexico, with his wife and daughter.

Includes the names: III John Harlin, John Harlin III, John Harlin III, John AAC - Harlin III

Works by John Harlin, III

American Alpine Journal 2008 (2008) — Editor — 15 copies

The Climber's Guide to North America, Volume III: East Coast Rock Climbs (1984) 15 copies

American Alpine Journal 2007 (2007) — Editor — 14 copies

Mt. Rainier: Adventures and Views (2001) 13 copies

American Alpine Journal 2009 (1997) — Editor — 12 copies

West Coast rock climbs (The Climber's guide to North America) (1984) 11 copies

American Alpine Journal 2002 (2002) — Editor — 11 copies

American Alpine Journal 2011 (2011) — Editor — 11 copies

American Alpine Journal 2010 (2010) — Editor — 11 copies

American Alpine Journal 2012 (2012) — Editor — 10 copies

American Alpine Journal 2004 (2004) — Editor — 9 copies

American Alpine Journal 2003 (2003) — Editor — 9 copies

American Alpine Journal 2006 (2006) — Editor — 8 copies

Rocky Mountain Rock Climbs (Climber's Guide to North America) (1985) 8 copies

American Alpine Journal 2005 (2005) — Editor — 7 copies

L' ossessione dell'Eiger 1 copy

Classic Rock Climbs No. 07 Devils Tower/Black Hills: Needles, Wyoming and South (1996) 1 copy

The climber's guide to North America (1985) 1 copy

Devil's Tower, Wyoming and the Black Hills, South Dakota 1 copy

2009 the American Alpine Journal: The World's Most Significant Climbs (The American Alpine Journal, Volume 51… (2009) 1 copy

Die Wand aller Wände (2008) 1 copy

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Gender: male
Places of residence: Leysin, Switzerland
Oaxaca, Mexico
Hood River, Oregon, USA

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The American Alpine Journal 2012 by John III Harlin

Always great to read these tales of adventure. Some are great stories of great adventures on great peaks. Others are fun wanderings. Some miss the mark.

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dougcornelius | Oct 19, 2012 |

The Eiger Obsession: Facing the Mountain that Killed… by John Harlin

An intriguing book, on the one side giving some insight into the life of his father, on the other introducing us to the son, who inherited much of the fire and determination found in Harlin Senior. Well worth reading.

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PAFCWoody | Jan 16, 2010 |

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