Lenninger Alb: Sport Climbing Guidebook

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 trying out. There are, for example, the Parkplatzfelsen at Hohenneuffen Castle, famous for their almost imperceptible access and the easy routes for beginners. With its long sport climbing classics, the Große Friedrichsturm is a must for every serious climber in the 7th grade, while the secluded Tobelfelsen compensate the long ascent with generous, partly alpine routes. And anyone who did not tick the Normalweg on the Gelber Fels cannot claim to have climbed the Swabian Alb anyway.