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Small bouldering area in the northeast of Oslo - 175 problems distributed over 4 subareas - difficulties range from 3 to 8a+

The Østmarka reserve (east of Oslo) is an ideal boulder ground for the whole family - 249 problems between 3 to 7c+

10 top climbing areas of the southwest of England - Wye Valley, Avon and Somerset, North Devon, Culm Coast, Inland Cornwall, Atlantic Coast, West Penwith, The Lizard, Inland Devon and Torbay

The guidebook covering 4305 routes in the eastern gritstone edges of the Peak District - including Stanage, Burbage. Millstone, Froggatt, Curbar, Birchen and Cratcliffe plus an other 20 quality gritstone crags ranging from Wharncliffe in the north to Black Rocks in the south.

The small town of Tautavel, northwest of Perpignan, is surrounded by beautiful limestone walls - 30 sectors and 423 well-equipped climbing routes, ranging in difficulty from 3c to 9a.

The dark granite complex of La Maliciosa and El Peñotillo, which can be easily seen from the center of Madrid, represents one of the most interesting but also unknown places of classic climbing in the Sierra de Guadarrama.

For the climber, Grenoble is perfectly located, at the crossroads of the limestone massifs of Vercors, Chartreuse and Belledonne. The crags span from the urban sites suitable for the climbing session just after work to multi-pitch routes in high altitude; there is something for everyone and at all levels.

We offer digital guidebooks of sport crags and multi-pitch routes equipped by the bolter association ECI (Escalade Club de l’Isère) team members. These sites are targeting a wide audience of climbers and are therefore not too elitist.

Through your purchase of this guidebook, you are contributing directly to funding of the in-situ equipment at the climbing sites.

HOLD IT! This guidebook is not fully available for purchase, but the crags can be bought individually.

La Petite Corse ( the small Corsica) is a little massif in the heart of the Chamrousse ski resort near Grenoble with 27 multi-pitch routes (ranging from 80 to 300m high) on beautiful colored gneiss. The routes are closed bolted, and the grades are pretty cool (with a mandatory grade rarely exceeding 5c). The atmosphere is airy without being austere and the view is wide and extends from the Grandes Rousses to Mont Aiguille. The fauna is always present, and ibexes, chamois and vultures will be your climbing companions.

A selective guidebook describing 206 of the best classic multi-pitch routes at Meteora, covering both traditional and modern routes.

A comprehensive guidebook describing the rock climbing and sport climbing to the south of Rome towards Napoli.

A comprehensive guidebook describing the rock climbing and sport climbing to the north and east of Rome.

A definitive guidebook describing both the trad and sport multi-pitch rock climbing found on the towering granite walls of the Val di Mello.

A selective guidebook covering the sport climbing found around Naples (Napoli), including Amalfi, Positano, Sperlonga, and Palinuro.

A comprehensive guidebook describes some of Italy’s best multi-pitch sea cliff climbing between the Circeo Cape and Gaeta, to north of Napoli (Nalpes).

A comprehensive guidebook describing the rock climbing and sport climbing on the Amalfi coast, Positano, Cilento National Park, and Palinuro.

This guidebook is the digital, updated, and expanded version of the reference guide ‘Climbing in Verdon – 52 Years and 520 Routes ‘ from 2017. It presents a large selection of routes in the Gorges du Verdon and surrounding cliffs, as well as several nearby sport climbing areas. You will also find numerous recently developed, well-equipped multi-pitch routes at very accessible grades (<6a). Some of them have already become classics. In total, the guidebook presents over 400 multi-pitch routes and 22 single-pitch sectors*. Each route is accurately presented on photos, and details are provided regarding the climbing style, required climbing level, necessary gear, etc. The approaches are well described and supported by panoramic photos and/or maps. In short, Climbing in Verdon 2023 is a comprehensive and reliable tool for climbing in the Gorges!

This guidebook is created voluntarily by Simon Adlinger, Olivier Dobel-Ober, and Pascal Faudou. It is published by the local climbing federation (FFME Alpes de Hautes Provence) and 100% of the profits are used for equipment and maintenance of the cliffs.

A comprehensive guidebook describing the bouldering in the Peak District, covering well over 3,000 boulder problems. It includes all the areas from Wimberry in the north, through the Eastern Edges, to the Central Gritstone and Limestone and the grit of Staffordshire.

A definitive guidebook describing the limestone bouldering in the Gran Sasso National Park, covering Monte Aquila, Vado di Sole, Val Maone, Vallone delle Cornacchie, and Valle del Monte.

A comprehensive guidebook describing the sport climbing found in the Marches region of Italy, covering 66 different crags including Furlo, Cingoli, Falcioni, Gola di Frasassi, Pioraco and San Giorgio.

A comprehensive guidebook describing the sport climbing, rock climbing and bouldering in the Camonica Valley, covering 40 different crags.

A selective guidebook describing more than 250 crags in eastern France, along its border with Luxemburg, Germany, Switzerland and Italy, covering over 12,000 sport routes from F3a to F8c+.

This latest edition features all the routes on the cliff: 900 pitches spread across 37 sectors and sub-sectors. Each one is accompanied by a photo and route illustration. Various approaches are described precisely and supported by panoramic photos. For 25 years, this cliff has been a part of the global high-level climbing scene, mainly known for its challenging to extreme routes. However, nowadays, Céüse is no longer exclusive to the elite, as several recently re-bolted sectors allow everyone to enjoy this exceptional wall.

The author of this guidebooks, Laurent Girousse, is one of the main bolters of the crags around Gap.

A selective guidebook describing a selection of rock climbing and sport climbing routes at grades from F6b and above, in the Western Swiss Alps, including Freiburg, Bernese Oberland, Vaud, plus the entire area of the Valais.

A selective guidebook describing 255 classic and sport multi-pitch routes in the Sella Group, including the famous Sella Towers and Piz Ciavazes.

A selective guidebook covering 221 long multi-pitch routes in Tuscany between the Apuan Alps and the Argentario, detailing classic multi-pitch routes where there is a mixture of bolts and some trad gear to modern fully bolted multi-pitch routes.

A selective guidebook describing 77 Via Ferrata routes in the Southern Italian Dolomites, including Brenta and Lake Garda.

A selective guidebook describing 75 Via Ferrata routes in the northern and central parts of the Italian Dolomites, including Cortina, Fassa, Sesto, Canazei and Corvara north.

A selective guidebook covering Marmolada’s south face, the highest mountain in the Dolomites, describing 192 multi-pitch routes with many of them between 300m and 800m long.

A comprehensive guidebook covering the sport climbing found around Cortina in the heart of the Dolomites, describing over 1,000 mainly single pitch sport routes at 28 crags, including Cinque Torri, Crepe de Oucera and Landro.

A selective guidebook combining the best sport, traditional and Via Ferrata routes across a wide range of grades to offer everything you need for a climbing trip to the Dolomites regardless of your ability.