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Preface;

1. Higher than Everest;

2. Higher than that? - Other high peaks of Mars;

3. Descent into the Martian deep;

4. The cliffs of coprates;

5. A polar crossing;

6. The other Alps - climbing Mt. Blanc;

7. Pico peak - Monadnock of the moon;

8. The great Copernicus traverse;

9. Maxwell, mountains of mystery;

10. Volcanoes of Venus;

11. The cliff of discovery;

12. Descent into the maelstrom;

13. An Ionian adventure;

14. Mountain climbing in pizzaland;

15. Under the frozen sea;

16. Snowboarding through Saturn's rings;

17. Titan's tarry seas;

18. Climbing the cliff of Miranda;

19. The Yellowstone of the solar system;

20. All nine.

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　　Few challenges remain for Earth-bound adventurers, but do not

fear - the Solar System abounds with weird and wonderful places to

explore. In this unique guidebook, Paul Hodge takes us on a tour of

the most spectacular sites in the Solar System. His vivid

de*ions of the challenges provide a compelling introduction to

extra-terrestrial environments. Starting with a climb of Mars' Mt.

Olympus, much higher than Everest, you will be taken on imaginary

expeditions to such exotic places as the Moon's Alpine Valley,

Venus' precipitous and scorching Mt. Maxwell, a table mountain on

Io, the snows of Saturn's rings and Miranda's incredibly high, icy

cliff. You will be treated to a descent into a fabulous canyon on

Mars, one that dwarfs the Earth's Grand Canyon, and will explore

the rock lakes and terraces of Copernicus, a giant crater on the

Moon. Who knows - one day these adventures may really be

done!

　　? Over 100 spectacular full colour illustrations: including

close-ups of planetary features ? Interesting Solar System facts,

disguised as guides to adventures on other planets ? Written in a

highly readable informal style, by a Solar System expert