The second edition of our popular title, Bow Valley Sport, has just been released and is available on our website, quickdrawpublications.com. The Bow Valley is arguably the best climbing area in Canada for summer conditions and the vast limestone cliffs provide superb face climbing at every level. All the best areas are found in this book, including pocket-infested 5.8s at Grassi Lakes, immaculate 5.10 quartzite face climbs at Lake Louise and physical 5.12-5.13 overhangs at the The Lookout. Round this out with some superb multi-pitch sport climbing and you've got a great vacation on your hands. But don't just come to the Bow Valley for the climbing. Enjoy wildlife viewing, alpine hiking and refreshing swims in one of Canada's most gorgeous mountain environments!

Irene Tos on Stepping Stone (5.13b) at The Lookout. Photo: Greg Tos.

Kris Irwin on Back in the Saddle (5.11b) at Lake Louise. Photo: John Price.

Ha Ling in fall colours. Photo: Ryan Creary.

Bonar McCallum on Endless Summer (5.13d) at Acephale. Photo: Greg Tos.

Chateau Lake Louise. Photo: Sonnie Trotter.

Alix Berg on Naked Teenage Girls (5.12a) at Barrier. Photo: Tim Banfield.

Shenna Starts on Sweet Thing (5.13b) at Acephale. Photo: Greg Tos.

Lindsay Andersen on Leaning in the Wind (5.12c) at Bataan. Photo: Craig McGee.

Wild rose. Photo: Marc Bourdon.

John Wilson on Kick Me Down (5.12b). Photo: Lloyd King.

Lindsay Andersen on Alacazam (5.11d) at Carrot Creek. Photo: Craig McGee.

Lloyd King on Destination Unknown (5.12d) at The Lookout. Photo: Greg Tos.

Bighorn sheep. Photo: Derek Galloway.

Mason Tester on Spicy Elephant (5.13b) at The Lookout. Photo: Greg Tos.

Bonar McCallum off The Love Extender (5.13b) at The Lookout. Photo: Greg Tos.

Alex Megos on Fight Club (5.15b) at Raven's Crag. Photo: Sonnie Trotter.