The Climber's Guide to North America: Rocky Mountain Rock Climbs by John Harlin III (1985)

The Climber's Guide to North America was kind of like Mountain Project, before Mountain Project existed. The idea for this series was to cover all the significant climbing areas in a geographic region, so that a traveling climber would only need the one volume to hit a lot of classic climbing. This volume covers the central Rocky Mountain states of New Mexico, Arizona, Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, Idaho, Montana and South Dakota. 

Harlin describes the book's selection of areas and routes thus: "The climbing must be accessible by moderate hiking from a car-camping basecamp, and it must be interesting enough to make it worth either a special trip or a brief stop for climbers on their way elsewhere."

Areas covered include: Zion, Canyonlands, Granite Mountain, Sandias, Telluride, Black Canyon, Aspen, Pike's Peak, Garden of the Gods, Turtkey Rocks, Boulder, RMNP, Little Cottonwood Canyon, City of Rocks, Vedauwoo, Fremont Canyon, The Needles of Rushmore, Devils Tower, Blodgett Canyon.

The other volumes in this series are the CGNA: West Coast Rock Climbs, and the CGNA: East Coast Rock Climbs.