Climbing guidebooks for Austria

Climbing & Bouldering Guide Maltatal Since the first edition of the climbing guide was published in 2015, the Maltatal has developed from a former insider tip to a real top spot. And not without reason: it offers a wide range of first-class climbing and bouldering opportunities. With the new, completely revised 2nd edition, a comprehensive and up to date guide for this...

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 comprehensive guidebook of Austrias most important granite climbing destination has been completely revised and reached its 4th edition. On numerous granite blocks of all shapes and sizes there can be found 33 sport climbing and 17 world class bouldering crags. Two older crags were replaced with two new ones. However, the all time classics Ewige Jagdgründe, Nasenwand,...

Wether you’re a local, a boulderer loving alpine surroundings or an alpinist enjoying a perfect day’s bouldering between big alpine routes: The new boulder guidebook „Alpen en bloc“ will give you plenty of ideas and enough information to fill many days with intense bouldering. Topos and maps are of the utmost quality and accompanied by detailed descriptions and many tips for...

‘Sportclimbing in Tirol’ is the climbing guidebook for the Austrian sportclimbing eldorado that lies in the heart of the Eastern Alps. For a while now, Tyrol has been known as Austria's home and center of sportclimbing. In this region granite and limestone can be found in close proximity. Due to the huge amount of bolted routes, every kind of climber - no matter if pro,...