Products from Panico Alpinverlag

For the first time Panico Alpinverlag has published a selective guide with the best climbing in the Dolomites: from the Dolomites in Sesto to the Marmolada and Sella to the Brenta. Included are 185 routes each of which is described in...

The completely revised 10th edition of the Frankenjura 1 guidebook is now available. The already great amount of routes has been topped once again: 218 from the total of 5758 documented routes were newly added and are located partly also...

More is not possible! In combination with Frankenjura Volume 1, the new edition of the second volume is the perfect companion für endless climbing adventures in the Northern Frankenjura. A total of 6059 routes are documented of which 223...

Climbing in the Chiemgau, (at that time, when the sport climbing was not yet invented) this meant: training for the proper mountains at the Kampenwand and perhaps at the Hörndlwand. Both traditional areas are compleately featured this...

Basler Jura, Donautal, Schwäbische Alb, Frankenjura - all one large mountain range. The Swabian part of it offers the best rock there, where it is closest to the Franconian area: in the Ostalb. Super steep sport climbing on Herwartstein,...

Anyone who knows a bit about the German climbing landscape knows that Niedersachsen has more to offer than Heidschnucken, Hannover 96 and hikes in the wattlands. You can really climb there! On the famous Ithklippen around Kamel, Krokodil...

Perhaps our guidebook on the Central German Uplands with the largest described area, because behind the term "Eastern Bavaria" hide all the climbing opportunities between Hof in the north and Passau in the south. Anyone who has had...

Long announced and eagerly awaited by many: There is now finally the 3rd edition of the guidebook on the Southern Frankenjura. On 584 pages, the work describes a good 1900 routes on 115 walls. Included are the areas Konstein, Lower...

"The guidebook that the world still needs" was the subtitle of the first edition of the Kochel book. What sounded cocky, was obviously correct, because we already reached the fourth edition. As usual with a detailed boulder part and -...

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...

Climbing is booming and the Ermstal, the Glemser Felsenkranz and the Echaztal are among the quickly accessible and therefore popular destinations for climbers around the capital. Therefore, the last edition of the guidebook was out of...

The original climbing guide Out of Rosenheim has now become a classic and has grown from the still very thin first edition in 2000 with only 120 pages to the 4th edition in 2010 to 464 pages. A very active scene ensures a permanent...