Publications linked in Europe

The Climbing Guidebook Vorarlberg includes no less than five mountain groups: the Bregenzerwald Mountains, the Lechquellen Mountains and parts of the Rätikon, Silvretta and Verwall.

Climbing on cliffs up to 70m high on the Kullen peninsula.

Climbing at the foot of the Massif du Parpaillon - 11 areas in difficulties 2 to 9 french scale.

A selective guidebook describing some of the popular sport climbing and some trad climbing in the Languedoc-Roussillon region of southern France, covering 17 areas including the Gorge du Tarn and over 3,000 routes.

A seloective guidebook describing the popular sport climbing in the Ariege area of southwest France in the foothills of the Pyrenees, covering 25 different areas including the popular Alliat, Auzat, Calames, and Sinsat crags.

A comprehensive guidebook describing the rock climbing found on the French Side of the Pyrenees around the towns of Lourdes and Gavarnie, covering 15 areas ranging from single pitch sport routes to long multi-pitch routes in the mountains, with many of these between 200m and 300m long.

A selective guidebook covers the best bouldering areas in the central Alps across Switzerland, Germany, Austria and Italy, including Magic Wood and Mello.

A selective guidebook describing the bouldering in the eastern side of the Alps in northeast Italy, Austria and southern Germany, including Zillertal, Maltatal and the Dolomites

A selective guidebook describing the best trad rock climbing in the English Lake District, covering 85 different crags and over 1,500 routes across a wide range of grades.

A select guidebook describing the very best traditional climbing in the English Lake District, covering over 1,000 routes from low-level single-pitch outcrop crags in the valleys to long multi-pitch mountain routes.

A comprehensive guidebook descring the bouldering in the Lake District National Park, covering almost 3,000 individually boulder problems and dozens of variations and linkups at over 70 venues in the Lakes.

A selective guidebook describing some of the best scrambles and easy rock climbs to be found in the Lake District, covering 69 routes from grade 1 scrambles to VDiff rock climbs.

Oker Valley ist the biggest granite climbing area in the Harz Mountains. This guidebook describes all of the 106 crags with over 1280 routes in the Oker Valley.

650 routes directly on the French Riviera between Cassis and La Ciotat

Limestone as far as the eye can see - 650 routes from 3 to 8 French. Scale, including multi-pitch, mainly one or two-pitch tours, of course with the best southern French protection.

Climbing guide to the Sperlonga / Gaeta area with a total of 900 routes - mainly sport climbing routes and some classic climbing routes (long routes / multi-pitch in Gaeta).

16 climbing areas in eastern Slovakia and one area in northern Hungary - almost 1,300 well drilled single pitches.

This a selective guidebook describing the location of thousands of medium to difficult boulder problems that are graded between Font 5- and 6c+ in central Fontainebleau.

Loučovice is located in South Bohemia - at the present there are more than 920 boulders in Loučovice in 20 sectors + 160 boulders in 5 sectors in Vyšší Brod.

A comprehensive guidebook covering the rock climbing and sport climbing in the Argolis region of Greece, describing over 500 routes.

Climbing and bouldering areas close to Stockholm - over 3000 climbing routes in 57 climbing areas on more than 150 walls

Climbing close to the castle of Csókakő, 50 km (west) from Budapest - 77 routes at small crags.

Located at the foothills of the Cause du Larzac - with 103 routes from 10 to 40 meters long in (almost) all grades (4a to 8c), this area offers a varied and pleasant selection of climbing opportunities.