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18 climbing areas (incl. Seynes, Russan, Collias) in the Gard department in the south of France - mainly moderate difficulties - climbing is mostly in single pitches

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

There can be very few places on Earth where such a variety of world class climbing lies within the boundaries of a huge city. The entire Peninsula is dominated by the majestic Table Mountain chain that starts in the north with the impressive front faces of Table Mountain overlooking the bustling city of Cape Town, and runs south along the backbone across 60 kilometres of unspoiled mountain crags, culminating in the wild and beautiful Cape Point Reserve on the extreme southern tip. Climbing anywhere on the Peninsula, you are always rewarded with stupendous mountain scenery and glorious sweeping views of the mighty oceans that surrounds the boney Table Mountain chain. If you are looking for wild exposed climbing in a high mountain setting then The Ledge on Table Mountain is where you want to be. This is the showcase of trad climbing on the Peninsula and here you will find excellent climbing on bullet-hard sandstone that will rival routes anywhere in the world.

A selective guidebook describing more than 560 icefalls throughout the Ecrins and Queyras regions, an area that offers some of the best valley icefall climbing in the Alps, covering the world-famous ice climbing areas of La Grave, Diable, Fournel, Freissinieres and Ceillac.

A selective guidebook describing 80 routes in the Ecrins, Oisans Valgaudemar and Valjouffrey regions, focusing on climbs of moderate ability from F to D.

A selective guidebook describing 25 classic routes across the Ecrins Massif, covering lower grade snow, rock and mixed climbing routes.

A selective guidebook describing 7 mountaineering routes to the top of the Dome de Neige and Barre des Ecrins, covering both classic and more secluded routes in the Ecrins Massif.

A selective guidebook describing all 82 of the official 4,000m peaks and mountains in the Alps, via their normal and classic routes, spread across 9 regions in France, Switzerland and Italy.

A selective guidebook describing 180 multi-pitch routes from 7 areas around the world, covering Calanques, Verdon, Sardinia, Meteora, Wadi Rum, Tsaranoro, Red Rocks, and Zion.

A comprehensive guidebook describing 71 sport climbing crags in Val Pennavaire and Val Neva, covering 1,000’s of routes across a wide range of grades.

A selective guidebook describing 105 different sport climbing crags throughout the whole of the Dolomites area, covering the best of the low-level sport climbing across the region, including both single and multi-pitch routes.

A selective guidebook describing 130 bolted multi-pitch routes in the Dolomites, concentrating on plaisir (fun) routes up to F7a, with most of them around 300m long.