Ice Climbing Guide South Tyrol - Dolomites

That South Tyrol must be an ice-climbing paradise has long been clear to most people who deal with frozen splendour. On the one hand, there is the southern side of the main Alpine ridge - on the other, the Dolomites. If nothing works here, then where? And the new guide, now in its 2nd edition, proves that there is a lot going on here. New to the team of authors are the mountain guide Veit Bertagnolli and Roland Marth. The area described has been significantly extended: from the upper Vinschgau via Sulden, the Brenner mountains and the Merano region to the southern Dolomites. With the Pustertal valley and its satellites as well as the Dolomites proper, this results in the most powerful Panico ice climbing guidebook of all time. On almost 500 pages, all relevant ice climbing possibilities are meticulously described. The result leaves hardly anything to be desired: whether you are an ice novice, a dry-tooling enthusiast or a master of fragile ice pillars - "with this guide you will be helped".