As usual, Sebastian Schwertner brings light into the Franconian undergrowth in the 13th edition through detailed topos, exact approach descriptions and area maps. Compared to the previous edition, the climbing guide Frankenjura Volume 2 has been expanded by another eight pages to a total of 584 pages. In total 2 6500 routes are described. The comments on almost every route...

CÉÜSE: The guide, which covers all sport climbing in the area, has been completely revised and updated since the last edition in 2013. New routes have been constantly developed. This new guide is another great contribution to the continuous development of sport climbing in one of the best sport climbing areas in the world.

A Climber's Guide to the Umgeni River Valley

Roger Nattrass first raised the bar with his Climber’s Guide to Natal Rock back in 1994. Now he has produced a new guidebook that is simply outstandingly! All subsequent SA guidebook authors will curse the high standard that he has set for the genre. It must have cost a bomb to print as it is full colour throughout (on glossy art paper) with over 180 photographs, some of...

The third edition of the Arco climbing guide by Vertical-Life has been released. Massone, Nago, Padaro, Terra Promessa and other areas have become household names among climbers by now. Despite being one of the most historic areas and birthplaces of sport climbing, new areas and routes continue to be established and developed. The 2019 guidebook now contains 131 crags, nine...

The Dolomites - a landscape of superlatives. Our area guides for South Tyrol show the whole diversity of the region for ski tourers. Racy cirques, narrow gullies through steep rock faces, but equally wide-open terrain and gentle meadow slopes - and always in the midst of grandiose surroundings. The 2nd instalment, South Tyrol Volume 2 - Dolomites by Ivo Rabanser - Dolomite...

The climbing guide for the region of Biel/Bienne. With 12 sites around Lake Biel, including around 600 routes for all levels. Ideal for families and beginners. Detailed photo topo with 144 pocket-sized colour pages.

This climbing guidebook is your essential tool for finding all the great climbing, bouldering, Deep Water Solo (DWS) and slacklining areas around the region of Newcastle, Australia. The region offers a wide selection of climbing styles, rock types and some very scenic locations. Newcastle is the capital of the Hunter region and is located on the east coast of Australia,...

The climbing guide presents the crags near the towns of Ørsta and Volda, two cities in western Norway. In the immediate vicinity is also the Sogn og Fjorane region, which also offers numerous climbing possibilities. Right at the beginning of the guidebook you will find a flap map, where all areas are marked. Already here it is easy to see that a large number of crags are...

Lander Rock Climbs 2018 by Steve Bechtel is the most up-to-date and comprehensive climbing guidebook to the crags around Lander, Wyoming. Brand new in July 2018, this guide includes 400 new routes since Lander Rock Climbs edition 2015 came out three years ago. Development on the dolomite walls around Lander continues to be rampant, which contributes immensely to the new...

A slip of the foot, the fall, months and years of efforts going up in smoke. In 2015, Romain Desgranges comes within a hair's breadth of winning the Climbing World Cup. He chooses to overcome his disappointment into the Californian desert of Joshua Tree. Only surrounded by "Big boulders", he confronts his fears by climbing solo these granite blocks, some of which reach...

This quite is the mother of all Panico guidebooks - with this everything startes in 1980. The Lenninger Alb is the fastest accessible part of the middle Alb from Stuttgart - and accordingly popular: Reußenstein and Kesselwand with almost 300 routes are definitely among the top spots of the Schwäbische Alb. But the area still has some small, but fine Swabian specialties worth...

This guidebook describes bouldering in the region of Østmarka, close to Oslo. In a total of 9 sectors you will find more than 1500 boulder problems for all levels. Every sector can be identified with a specific colour that helps you identifying the right information throughout the whole guidebook. On the first pages of the guidebook there’s plenty of general information on...

This guidebook exclusively focussing on bouldering describes the area of Vallone di San Giacomo. It contains more than 500 boulder problems on several relatively small blocks that are all signed on full color photo topos. From beginners to experts, everybody will find lots to do. Especially interesting for beginners is the fact that there are almost no dangerous falls. Rock...

Miroglio is situated about 100 kilometers from Finale Ligure. This guidebook describes the historic „Palestra Beppino Avagnina“, an impressive amphitheater made of rocks from 20 to 70 meters high, that have seen entire generations of climbers evolving over time. Climbing is possible all year round but the perfect conditions are certainly in spring and autumn. The guidebook...

This guidebook contains more than 350 boulder problems, thus providing lots of possibilities for beginners and pros. The area is located close to the Ligurian Coast and just a 50 km drive away from famous Albenga. Amidst untouched nature with alpine flair on 1200 meters a.s.l. bouldering is possible all year round, especially in winter thanks to the orientation towards the...

This is the most comprehensive guide to bouldering in the Peak District ever published. The guidebook is divided in three chapters featuring over 3.300 boulder problems on over 70 crags: Eastern crags, Western crags and Limestone crags. Compared to the previous edition, now a lot more easy problems have been included as well as many new crags that have risen in popularity or...

The first edition of the guidebook Switzerland Extrem East by Edition Filidor describes the best climbing areas in Central and Eastern Switzerland. From the Furka pass into the Alpstein and Vorarlberg to the Engadin, the guide covers a wide range of top climbing areas in Switzerland from the grades 6a to 9a in a total of 67 destinations.

This is it! After 20 long years, Ontario has a comprehensive rock climbing guidebook and app. This guidebook was a community effort, put together with the help of several climbers, with particular help from this team of notable climbers and contributors: Selene Ma, William Tam, Neel Parikh, Greg Williamson, Leslie Timms, Joe Stubbs, Mike Penney, Mike Smythe, and Mark Smith....

The Kalymnos 2010 edition contains: 64 climbing sectors Nearly 1,700 routes A concise crag planner New photo-topos and images Detailed maps with approach paths More useful crag info (conditions, type of rock, sun, orientation, child-friendliness of each crag) More details on how to equip new routes More practical tips on accommodation, amenities, local interests and rest-day...

This guidebook represents the best of Scottish bouldering. It offers a vast overview and surveys over 150 classic and new venues including the top problems across all grades of difficulty in each area. The guidebook provides essential ‘bloc notes’, approach maps, detailed topos and stunning climbing photos - everything for a nice climbing trip to Scotland with the keys to...

The Jura has many times been the scene of significant ascents in climbing history. So it was in 1986 when Antoine Le Menestrel climbed “Ravage” (8b+/c), then the hardest climb in the world, at Chuenisberg near Basel. Seven years later, Fred Nicole took it up a notch higher with “Bain de Sang” (9a) in St. Loup. After this early euphoria, the Jura walls went through a quiet...

Amalfi Coast: Climbing Guide Sport Climbing This climbing guide describes the climbing areas around the idyllic coastal towns of Amalfi, Positano, Sperlonga and Palinuro. In the climbing areas, you will come across countless climbing rocks made of the best limestone. Right by the Tyrrhenian Sea are vertical walls with tantalising sinks and several spectacular overhangs. Some...

The title „Sportclimbing in Sicily – San Vito lo Capo” promises climbing with Mediterranean flair. Marble and limestone rocks with beautiful tufas lie directly next to the sea, not far from the small town of San Vito lo Capo in the northwestern part of Sicily. The southern ambiance makes this place a small paradise, offering the chance to climb almost year round. Only during...