Dolomites

50 exposed climbing routes on free-standing towers language Germanedition 2022Stefan Stadler - Warning: Increased shipping costs due to book weighing more than 1kg -  

65 multipitches in the areas of the dolomites, tirol, sarcavalley, bergell and chamonix with a maximum of 30 min for the approach 192 pages language german edition 2017 M. Baudrexl Bergwerk Verlag

150 climbing routes in the Northern Limestone Alps, the main Alpine ridge and in the Dolomites 246 pages language german edition 2009 O. Wiedmann Tyrolia publishing house

Ideas for adventurers! At least that's the view of the publisher ViviDolomiti, which issued this alpine climbing guide. 34 routes through wild walls to the peaks of the Dolomites. So if you still need inspiration regarding tingling climbing experiences, this book can inspire you. The topos are drawn, usable, but not convincing. To get the imagination going better, the route is shown again on a wall photo as a line and supported by climbing photos from the undertaking. Otherwise, much Italian word with brief characteristics of the path in overview form.96 pagesLanguage ItalianEdition 2021E. Menegardi

75 alpine multipitches of the nortwest Dolomites Odle Puez Cir / Sella / Sassolungo / Catinaccio / Marmolada / Pale S. Martino / Cunturines 144 pages language italian edition 2015 M. Bertolotti, L. Galbiati, F. Vascellari

67 alpine multipitches in the Dolomites Nord-Orientali 140 pages language italian edition 2017 M. Bertolotti, L. Galbiati, F. Vascellari

82 alpine multipitches of the southwest Dolomites Pale / Lagorai / Brenta / Piccole Dolomiti / Arco e Prealpi 160 pages language italian edition 2014 M. Bertolotti, L. Galbiati

115 multipitches in the Dolomites CIVETTA - MOIAZZA | PELMO | SCHIARA | VETTE FELTRINE | BOSCONERO | TAMER | PRAMPER | MARMAROLE EST | AGNER - PALE EST | OLTRE PIAVE con MONFALCONI E SPALTI DI TORO 256 pages language italian edition 2019

Pleasurable climbing in the Dolomites up to the 5th french. Degree. Described in Volume 1 of this extremely rich in content and detail written topos the following 6 groups of the western Dolomites: Geislergruppe-Puez-Peitlerkofel, Langkofel, Sella, Rosengarten, Marmolada, Pala. A total of 51 trails are described with a length of up to 1800m. The title is a little ambiguous in that the difficulties of the tours described in individual pitches up to the 5th franc. Grade can reach.The individual climbs are initially arranged in groups according to their geographic location. For each group there is then a general introduction. There is also an introductory section for the individual routes. Here you will find general information about the route as well as a schematic summary of the most important data such as first ascent, altitude difference and route length, difficulty (French grade), time, rock (quality), required or available material, starting point and recommendation of a map. This is followed by a description of the approach, an extremely detailed description of the route, in which all rope lengths are characterized individually, and all the necessary information for the descent. Topos can be found in two variants. Each route is superimposed on a color photo of the respective wall and for most of the routes there is also a good sketch with the exact route.240 pagesLanguage GermanEdition 2011 Emiliano Zorz Idea Montagna

Pleasurable climbing in the Dolomites up to the 6th French. Degree. Described in Volume 2 of this extremely rich in content and detail written topos the following 7 groups of the western Dolomites: Geislergruppe-Puez-Peitlerkofel, Langkofel, Sella, Rosengarten, Pala, Angner, Pale di San Lucano. In total, 57 trails are described with a length of up to 900m. The title is a little ambiguous in that the difficulties of the tours described in individual pitches up to the lower 6th French. Grade can reach.The individual climbs are initially arranged in groups according to their geographic location. For each group there is then a general introduction. There is also an introductory section again for the individual routes. Here you will find general information about the route as well as a schematic summary of the most important data such as first ascent, altitude difference and route length, difficulty (French grade), time, rock (quality), required or available material, starting point and recommendation of a map. This is followed by a description of the approach, an extremely detailed description of the route, in which all rope lengths are characterized individually, and all the necessary information for the descent. Topos can be found in two variants. Each route is superimposed on a color photo of the respective wall and for most of the routes there is also a good sketch with the exact route. Emiliano Zorz Idea Montagna

The best climbing area in the Alps? The Dolomites - no question about it. Not only for Ivo Rabanser, the Val Gardena mountain guide, developer and guidebook author. About 200 climbs (including 29 routes newly included in the 2nd edition) are described in detail and illustrated with super-exact topos, each climbing route is marked in a meaningful wall picture. The focus is on the classic, common climbs that have emerged over decades as the top tours in the Dolomites - between Val Pusteria and Pala, between Passo Carezza and Cortina d`Ampezzo. The difficulties offered are equally distributed between difficulty levels 4 to 7, with a handful of triples and eights completing the spectrum both upwards and downwards. In short: The indispensable planning basis for everyone and for every Dolomite trip.For those who have so far avoided the Dolomites with a heavy heart because of the often demanding protection, the new guide offers an absolutely reliable basis for planning, and in the routes themselves the best possible information.Areas described:- Catinaccio- Marmolada-Vallaccia- Sassolungo-Sella- Geisler-Pùez- Fanes-Tofana- Ampezzo Dolomites- Pala- Civetta-Moiazza-Bosconero- Brenta 528 pages language: german edition 2022 Ivo Rabanser Panico Alpinverlag

Heinz Grill is one of the most known climbers in the German-speaking mountaineering community, not so much for of his sports performances, but rather for his personal conception of climbing: he has always looked for the aesthetic pleasure underlying the bodily gesture and the interaction with the surrounding environment.In this book, together with his great friend and climbing partner Florian Kluckner, Heinz presents a selection of the best routes that they established in the Dolomites, providing readers with useful practical information for the repetition of these routes, but also guiding them to the discovery of the highest “spiritual” treasures of these climbs.Moreover, the routes are enriched with the accounts of the ascents, written by the authors or by their climbing partners, some of which are very famous also in Italy, such as Ivo Rabanser for example. Photos and drawings, all made by the establishers, ensure the best quality, also concerning the technical description of the itineraries, all of which present long developments and mountaineering difficulties between the V and the VII grade (UIAA).432 pageslanguage germanedition 2023H. Grill, F. KlucknerVersante Sud

Classic and modern climbing routes between 6c and l'8aThis guide presents 100 climbing routes in the Dolomites. With the increasing number of new routes at higher grades, there is a constant need for new topos; there is also often a lack of up-to-date descriptions for routes that are well known but rarely climbed or described due to their difficulty or their dangerous, demanding reputation.The aim of this guide is therefore to present a selection of the most interesting alpine or sporty alpine multi-pitch routes in the entire Dolomites. As every climber knows, a detailed topo of a technically demanding, sparsely secured and therefore mentally challenging route is extremely helpful for a successful ascent. That is why the authors have made it their mission to provide reliable topos and information on lesser-known extreme tours. In addition, they have repeated almost all of the routes presented here themselves, so that a uniform assessment is guaranteed.It should also be noted that this guide is a purely personal selection of the most beautiful routes in the Dolomites: It is not intended to deny anything to other top tours that are not included!480 pagesLanguage GermanEdition 2025F. Piacenza, S. MazzoliniVersante Sud

130 bolted routes up to 7a The Dolomites live in the dreams of every climber; this guide book collects 130 bolted modern routes in the groups where this type of itinerary has developed the most. Specially picked routes, described with precision, many plaisir routes with systematic bolting, some requiring more commitment and to finish off a few routes with difficult grades and distant protections. 272 pages language german edition 2020 A. Conz Versante Sud

"Climbing in Cortina d'Ampezzo" is THE climbing guide by Mauro Bernardi, whose alpinistic career is characterized by many prestigious ascents. His many years of experience and great passion for climbing as well as his in-depth knowledge of the Dolomites make this work a valuable companion for all climbing enthusiasts. In this guidebook, Mauro Bernardi describes the fascinating and varied world of the Cortines mountains: the classic, well-known routes, but also the less traveled and unexplored routes of this area. The climbing guide contains 145 alpine routes, divided according to difficulty and altitude difference, with clear route descriptions and detailed sketches. Short biographies of Cortina d'Ampezzo's most important alpinists round off the book. Area: Dolomites, northern Italy; located in the region Vento Rock: dolomite and limestone Number of Routes: 145 routes Protection: alpine climbing conditions Season: spring, summer, fall 296 pages Language: German Edition 2024 M. Bernardi Tappeiner-Athesia Verlag

138 well protected multipitches of the dolomites 620 pages language german / italian edition 2021 F. Wenter Vertical Life - Warning: Increased shipping costs due to book weighing more than 1kg -  

This work aims at being a modern guidebook to the Pale di San Martino. The authors present 124 selected routes – the finest in this Dolomites group, both classic and modern. The route descriptions include pictures and detailed topos helping the reader to navigate the wealth of climbing opportunities of this massif, featuring a rock of excellent quality. Climbing in this area requires some route-finding skills: it’s a wild place, and the orientation could be tricky; many routes require as well long approaches and return trips – rewarding the most adventurous climber with exceptional views on a stunning landscape. The guidebook will help mountain lovers to discover and unearth the wonderful climbing opportunities provided by these astonishing peaks. 292 pages language german edition 2018 I. Simoni, R. Corona Versante Sud

The Dolomites Located in northern Italy, and representing a true mix of Italian and Austrian culture, these so-called ‘Pale Alps’ contain climbing of every shape and size. Single pitch sport crags lie beside kilometre-long traditional routes, with climbs which are steeped in history running parallel to modern bolted lines. The area is particularly renowned for its via ferrata, cabled routes predating the Great War which give superb access to some of the World’s most striking summits. The metal wires, interspersed with breathtaking ladders and unlikely suspension bridges, provide aerial assault courses which combine the thrill of an ascent on rock with the security of a protected mountain scramble. Areas and Crags Included Catinaccio / Rosengarten Masare & Roda de Vael (Via Ferrata) Porte Neigre Cima Catinaccio Punta Emma Vajolet Towers Catinaccio d'Antermoia (Via Ferrata) Val di Fassa Franco Gadoti (Via Ferrata) Magnifici Quattro (Via Ferrata) Col Ombert / Kaiserjeger (Via Ferrata) The Val Duron - Sentiero Massimiliano (Via Ferrata) - Laurenzi - Molignon (Via Ferrata) Penia di Canazei Dei Finanzieri / Colac (Via Ferrata) Marmolada Group Passo Fedaia & Pian dei Fiacconi Marmolada West Ridge (Via Ferrata) Eterna Brigata Cadore - Punta Serauta (Via Ferrata) Marmolada - South Face Pordoi Pass Via delle Trincee - La Mesola (Via Ferrata) Cesare Piazzetta - Piz Boe (Via Ferrata) Sas Pordoi - South Face Sella Pass Sass Pordoi - North West Face Piz Ciavazes Sella Towers Delle Mèsules - Possnecker (Via Ferrata) Col Rodella (Via Ferrata) Città dei Sassi Val Gardena Odle Group Sass Rigais (Via Ferrata) Sandro Pertini (Via Ferrata) Frea Piz da Cir V Via (Via Ferrata) Tridentina Crag Eiszeit Torre Brunico & Mur de Pisciadù Brigata Tridentina (Via Ferrata) Oscura della Luna - North Face Sas Ciampac Vallon Piz da Lech (Via Ferrata) Fanis / Fanes Group Sas dla Crusc / Sasso della Croce Sasso delle Nove / Sass de les Nu Punte (Zimes) di Fanes Cima del Lago Cima Scotoni Tomaselli - Cima Fanes Sud (Via Ferrata) Lagazuoi Nord Lagazuoi Lagazuoi Piccolo Sas de Stria Sas de Stria / Hexenstein Falzarego Towers & Col dei Bos Torre Grande & Torre Piccola di Falzarego Col dei Bos / degli Alpini (Via Ferrata) Col dei Bos - South Face Tofana Group Tofana de Rozes Giovanni Lipella - Tofana di Rozes (Via Ferrata) Punta Anna & Gianni Aglio (Via Ferrata) Cinque Torri & Averau Cinque Torri - Torre Grande, Seconda, Terza / Latina, Quarta, Quinta / Inglese, Trephor, Massi. Averau (Via Ferrata) Averau South West Face Cortina d'Ampezzo basin Ettore Bovero - Col Rosa (Via Ferrata) Punta Fiames Michielli Strobel - Punta Fiames (Via Ferrata) Ski Club 18 (Via Ferrata) Ivano Dibona (Via Ferrata) Marino Bianchi - Cima di Mezzo (Via Ferrata) Sorapiss Circuit:  (Berti, Sentiero Carlo Minazio, Vandelli - Via Ferrata) Misurina Area Monte (Piz) Popena Basso Punta Col de Varda Torre Wundt Il Gobbo, Torre del Diavolo and Torre Leo Merlone - Cima del Cadin West Face (Via Ferrata) Tre Cime Cima Piccola Punta Frida Cima Piccolissima Cima Grande Cima Ovest Sentiero de Luca / Innerkofler (Via Ferrata) Delle Scalette - Torre Toblino (Via Ferrata) 496 pages language english revised edition 2024 J. Rushforth Rockfax

50 alpine climbing routes 272 pages language german edition 2014 Ralf Gantzhorn, Christoph Willumeit Bergverlag Rother

Climbing in the northern Dolomites 608 pages Language: German 4th Edition 2010 K. and St. Wagenhals loboedition Area: northern Dolomites (Puez- and Geisler Group, Peitlerkofel, Rosengarten, Schlern, Langkofel and Sella Group, Heiligkreuzkofel, Fanes and Tofana, Three Peaks-, Cadin- and Pomagagnon Group Rock: dolomite, limestone Difficulties: 3+ to 11- UIAA (predominant 4 - 6)   Number of routes: over 260 routes (multi pitches) Protection: trad and alpine climbing Season: spring, summer, fall

Climbing in the southern Dolomites 720 pages Language: German Edition 2005 K. and St. Wagenhals loboedition Area: southern Dolomites (Marmolada, Nuvolau and Croda da Lago, Marmarole, Dolomiten east of Piave, Pala, Civetta, Moiazza, Tamer Group, Schiara, Pelmo, Bosconero and  Mezzodi Group, Pasubio, Brenta, Mountains of Lake Garda Rock: dolomite, limestone Difficulties: 3+ to 10- UIAA (predominant 4 - 6) Number of routes: over 230 routes (multi pitches) Protection: trad and alpine climbing Season: spring, summer, fall

95 sportclimbing multipitches in the dolomites from 6a to 7b 160 pages language english edition 2017 A. d. Demo, L. Darman

The Tre Cime di Lavaredo are amongst the icons of the Dolomites. The imposing structure of this triad, their overhanging and shadowy faces, their slender spires, have aroused in the past and still today, not only great interest but also complete respect. They are vertical and often overhanging faces, which require experience on rock which is not always good, as well as practical and psychological preparation. The Tre Cime have been the destination in alpinism, from the early pioneers, of illustrious names in world alpinism, many of which have left their mark by opening new itineraries, making first repetitions, winter and solo ascents and link ups. This guide compiles more than 100 routes, as well the classic itineraries it includes all the ascents which have been free climbed, both along the old aid routes as well as the more recent ones. Many of the routes described have been personally repeated by the authors, both excellent climbers and alpinists. It is an undertaking born from the wish to preserve the memory of the more difficult and less known routes, to prevent someone, unaware of them, from overlapping them with a line of bolts. 196 pages language german edition 2009, reprint 2014 E. Svab, G. Renzi Versante Sud

240 long routes in Bergell, Dauphiné, Dolomiten, Mont Blanc, Nordalpen, Sarcatal and Zentralschweiz 560 pages language german edition 2005 other routes then Band II and Band III N. Luzar, V. Roth topoguide.de - Warning: Increased shipping costs due to book weighing more than 1kg -