sportclimbing in the heart of saxonia 224 pages language german / english edition 2021 L. Zybell, G. Krug Verlag Geoquest

Sport climbing and bouldering areas east of Dresden Described are the climbing opportunities between the Polish border and the area around Dresden. After the 1st edition of this climbing guide was very positively received by active climbers and was quickly sold out, a lot has happened in the sports climbing areas of eastern Saxony. Several bouldering and climbing areas have been newly developed in the meantime and of course found inclusion in this guide. The fact that sport climbing and bouldering are outranking the traditional Saxon climbing, can be seen in the enormous new developments of routes and crags in recent years. The current guidebook now describes 37 areas with a total of 2368 routes - an increase of a whopping 45% compared to the guidebook of the last edition! The elaborately designed guide offers detailed verbal route descriptions, ascent sketches for each peak, color photos with marked routes, color detailed maps and countless secondary information on areas and routes and make it the standard work for East Saxon sport climbing areas. Many color photographs complete the overall picture. DIN A6, 648 pages, hardcover, laminated, full color language german edition 2014

Climbing in Saxony-Anhalt and Saxony West400 pageslanguage germanedition 2021  G. Krug, T. KlugeGeoquest Verlag

The climbing guide presents all climbing possibilities in Berlin and Brandenburg in detail. Whether climbing on bunkers, on bridges, in ruins, on climbing towers or on boulders - in the capital, climbing can be practiced at all possible and impossible destinations. And in the very south of Brandenburg, the Rothsteiner Rock is the only natural climbing rock of the region.In addition to detailed topos, the new climbing guide includes stories about the individual locations and extensively researched background information. All existing climbing and bouldering halls are described. Good maps makes orientation very easy. With the enclosed code you also get access at the Vertical Life app.448 pageslanguage german, englishedition 2023 G. Krug Geoquest

HarzBlock 3.0 covers the bouldering areas in and around the Harz Mountains across 624 pages. 2,900 bouldering problems are described in detail with photo maps (greyscale), pictograms, information on first ascents and comments. In addition to the main Okertal area, other granite areas in the northern and eastern Harz are listed, as well as the sandstone areas in the northern Harz foothills (see Areas). The approach to the areas is described in detail with maps and written directions. The location of the boulders is marked on the maps, and QR codes with the position are also provided for each boulder. This combination should make it possible to find every boulder.Numerous bouldering photos, all in colour, will hopefully whet your appetite and motivate you. The guide also contains a detailed information section on areas, rules, accommodation options, history, and tips for meals and rest days. For collectors, there is also a tick list for all problems >= fb 7a. The information section is provided in both German and English, so that visitors from abroad should also find their way around more easily.The bouldering guide comes with the vertical-life app.Areas covered:HarzBlock 3.0 describes the bouldering areas in and around the northern Harz. These include the granite areas in the Oke Valley, near Bad Harzburg, and the growing number of developed boulders in the eastern Harz (Hohnstein Cliffs, Wernigerode and Schierke). It also includes the (limestone) sandstone areas near Langenstein, Westerhausen, Blankenburg and Bodenstein. OkertalThe largest of the areas described and the heart of bouldering in the Harz. The countless boulders of rough granite offer excellent opportunities for short vertical routes. Consequently, a large number of new problems and areas have been developed over the last two decades, allowing the Okertal to grow into one of Germany’s largest bouldering areas.Bad HarzburgHere you will find another granite area similar to the Okertal, as well as the Wolfstein, a small limestone cliff offering ideal and steep bouldering opportunities right on the outskirts of the town.Eastern HarzFurther large granite areas with short (Schierke) and long (Hohnstein cliffs, Wernigerode) approaches. New to this guide are the areas north of Schierke and near the Steinernen Renne in Wernigerode. Also included is an exotic but beautiful bouldering area near Elbingerode (Susenburg). There are a good 100 boulders here on blocks of greywacke.Langenstein, Westerhausen, Blankenburg, BodensteinSmaller but excellent sandstone areas, where the boulders and rock quality are, for the most part, on a par with Fontainebleau. Short approaches and gentle landing areas make them perfect (family-friendly) bouldering spots. 624 pagesGerman / EnglishEdition 2026 with vertical life appH. ApelAutoedition