Ammergau

For all climbers in south-west Germany, the Allgäu Alps are the easiest mountains to reach and the Oberallgäu and even more so the Tannheim mountains are correspondingly popular. The 8th edition of our Allgäu Climbing Guide has added another 80 pages and describes all the rewarding alpine climbing destinations in this first mountain range. In addition to famous classics on the Roter Flüh, Gimpel, Schneck, etc. and popular neo-classics such as the Zwerchwand, the most recent routes are also included. In addition, the pre-alpine sport climbing gardens with summit flair and alpine views (Ifen, Besler, Burgberger Hörnle, Rossberg, Kellerwand, Neunerköpfle, Gaichtpass), and for the hardy among you, the modern mixed climbs (Aggenstein, Rubihorn, Gaisalpfälle, Widderstein).Note: The Ammergau Alps included in the previous edition of the climbing guide are now the subject of a separate area guide. The climbs around the Hermann-von-Barth Hütte can be found in the climbing guide for the Lechtal Alps.504 pagesLanguage GermanEdition 2024A. Pasold, M. LutzPanico Alpinverlag

Anyone coming to Füssen from the north will see it from afar, the Säuling. It dominates the scenery behind the lovely Forgensee so dominantly that most people hardly know its satellites by name. To the east of it, in the extensive Ammergau Alps, there are numerous rewarding climbing destinations. For example, on the Geiselstein. Insiders have long sung the high song of rough slabs and monstrous water grooves. And the Kenzenkopf with its sun-drenched south face should also be well-known among connoisseurs. However, that is by no means all. In recent years, numerous new tours have been created on the partly isolated peaks. On the north side of the Krähe alone, over 20 in number. The new Ammergau Alpine Climbing Guide describes them all. And that in unprecedented detail and opulence. Overview pictures, wall photos, topos and informative texts now make the complex topography of the Ammergau Alps accessible to all. The easy ridge climbs - the 12 Apostle Ridge on Pilgerschrofen, the East Ridge on Säuling and the West Ridge on Hoher Straußberg - are described in detail. And last but not least, all relevant sport climbing areas can be found in the new climbing guide. Both those high up on the mountain and the spots close to the valley. Schwanseeplatten, Ziegelwies and Kraftwerkwand - heard of them?areas:Ammergauer AlpenHochplatteGeiselsteinKräheKenzenkopfHoher StraußbergGabelschrofenGumpenkarspitzeZunderkopfSäulingPilgerschrofenKlettergärten um FüssenTegelberg360 pagesLanguage GermanEdition 2023M. Lutz, M. Oswald, D. Elsner, R. Nordmann Panico Alpinverlag