Publications linked in Norway

A comprehensive guidebook describes the rock climbing and sport climbing on the Lofoten Islands plus Stetind and Narvik, covering over 800 trad and sport routes.

A selective guidebook describes almost 200 of the best ice climbs in the Setsdal Valley and the neighboring Aseral Valley, spanning the grade range from WI2 to WI7.

A selective guidebook describing 220 of best ice climbs at Norway’s most famous ice climbing destination – Rjukan

A selective guidebook describing the sport routes and bouldering problems in the Vestfold area of southern Norway, covering 20 main crags.

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+

The climbing guide describes 36 crags and walls in the Romsdalen valley, the Molde-Region and the spectacular Eresfjord - around 750 climbing routes.

The bouldering guidebook describes 12 bouldering areas around the Arctic Circle / 1568 boulder problems and many open projects.

Innerdalen is one of the most classic mountain climbing areas in Norway. The book describes classical alpinroutes.

All climbing possibilities in the Oslo area up to date.

A comprehensive guidebook describing all the bouldering found in the Lofoten Islands in northern Norway, covering more than 700 problems in 24 separate bouldering areas.

Climbing in southern Norway - single and multi pitches - trad and sport climbing - Language: German, Norwegian, English

A definitive guidebook describing the rock climbing and sport climbing in Setesdal Valley in southern Norway, covering more than 670 routes arcoss a wide range of grades.

Lofoten - perfect, grey granite in dramatic landscapes. These islands provide terrain for every climber. Whether multi-pitch, sport climbing routes or long trad routes

A selective guidebook describing over 180 boulder problems (Fb 3 to Fb 8a) and 16 long multi-pitch routes (F5a to F7b) at Haegefjell in southern Norway.

A comprehensive guidebook covering 34 of the main sport climbing areas in Norway, detailing many 1,000's of routes.