With this new bouldering guide you get a real alternative if you like to go bouldering in the far north. In addition to the Lofoten Islands, which are within easy reach and driving distance, these areas are also within the Arctic Circle. Rasmus Bølling has really gone to town and included 12 bouldering areas with 1568 problems and many other open projects in this wonderful guide. An inventory which is really impressive and will probably attract one or two friends of short routes. The following areas are presented: Sundsvoll (Vega), Sila, Forstranda, Mevik/ Gullkysten, Kunna, Crag X, Kvalvika, Mjelle, Straumvassbotn, Gjerdalen (Magic Valley) and Steigenkrysset; Helgeland (Sundsvoll and Sila) are located slightly below the Arctic Circle.The bouldering areas are assigned to 4 color-coded regions. QR codes, GPS data and small maps make it much easier to find and navigate. To make the selection easier, there is a difficulty overview of the available boulders with each area description. 206 inspiring photos of bouldering accompany the excellent black and white photos of the individual boulders.Boulders within the arctic circle– 1568 boulder problems and many open projects– 12 boulder areas with detailed maps and sector maps– 4 color coded regions– Photos of all the boulders– GPS-coordinates with med QR-codes for easy navigation– Map references on all pages to get a quick overview in the book– Star ratings of the best problems– Grade distribution chart for every area– 206 inspiring bouldering photos 368 pages language english edition 2019

«Klatring I Kristiansund og omegn» was first published in 2019. It was a sale hit and was sold out after a few seasons. Since the release the editors have been working on a revised edition and we are now happy to launch it to the 2024 season. The new edition includes 40 new routes, updated topos, some corrections and quite a few new and fancy climbing pictures from the crags..The book include 13 crags with 381 summer routes and 49 winter routes. The main language is Norwegian but there are a general preface and also a short description of every crag in English. The book has 176 pages, is printed in color and illustrated with a lot of high quality topos and climbing photos. The profit of the book sale goes directly to the local climbing club for further development of the climbing sport in the area.176 pageslanguage norwegian / english preface and short summary of every crag area in englishedition 2023

The Lofoten archipelago is a magical area - a pearl necklace of granite mountains, deep blue fjords, and tiny wooden fishing villages all squeezed between the mainland and the vastness of the Norwegian Sea, situated 250km north of the Arctic Circle. There is extensive high quality rock climbing here on magnificent granite cliffs, the vast majority of this being traditionally protected. There is also superb hiking, mountaineering (summer and winter) as well as winter activities, ice climbing plus downhill and ski-mountaineering. This will be the second Rockfax guidebook to this spectacular and beautiful area, the first 2008 volume won the Banff Guidebook of the Year Award and put Lofoten very much on the map. We have updated and expanded the information with a completely new set of crag photographs, plus some fantastic maps and all the new developments from the nine years since the last book was published. For the first time we have also included coverage of the astounding set of peaks around the Stetind area on the mainland, close to Narvik. The Lofoten Climbs Rockfax will continue to be the ‘go to’ volume -  the essential companion for travelling climbers visiting this wonderful rock paradise. Areas: * The West - Helvetestinden, Merraflestinden, Breiflogtinden, Branntuva, Maslitinden, Olstinden, Olkontinden, Reinesvaet, Ramsberg, Stortind, Eggum * Henningsvaer - Rarvika, Pianokrakken, Djupfjord, Presten, Gandalfveggen, Festvagvegg, The Coast * Kalle - Paradiset, Vagakallen, Overdalen, Kallebukta, Trollfestningen, Glamtinden * Kabelvag - Sandvika, Tjelbergvika * Svolvaer - Blatinden, Svolvaer Geita, Skrapillaren * Stetind 400 pages language english edition 2024 C. Craggs und Th. Enevold Rockfax  

Climb Norway - this climbing guide is a good overview work for the climbing areas of Norway. If you have a lot of time and it drives you through this country, you do not want to go to just one specific area, but want to get to know several, then this guide is just right. Always enough to spend at least a full day climbing in one area. The topos are placed over the color photos of the crags / walls. Further help pictograms, which are presented in the front part of the book. Right there also overview maps are waiting, so that no one loses orientation in Norway. The climbing areas of the climbing guide Nord-Trøndelag are completely included in Climb Norway. Well illustrated and laid out, the 2021 edition describes only some more routes than the edition 2018. 425 pages Language: Norwegian / English Edition 2021 R.Carlsen and L. V. Wagelid Norges Boltefond Rock: granite, gneiss, sandstone Difficluties 4 to 9+ norwegian scale Protection: sport and trade climbing conditions Season: late spring, summer, early fall

Nord-Trøndelag selected climbs describes some of the most popular climbing destinations in Nord-Trøndelag. The book represents about 450 climbingroutes divided on 8 craggs. The crags described is as follow:  Bertnem (Overhalla municipality), Einvikfjellet, Glasøyfjellet, Hanshallaren, Kvernhusskaret, Sandmælen (Flatanger municipality), Frigården, and Hell (Stjørdal municipality) The climbing is versatile and varies in formation and difficulty. The quality of stone in combination with good climate makes Nord-Trøndelag appear as a climbingmekka for professional climbers as well as familyclimbing. All chapters in the book has approach in both Norwegian and English. All chapters have many photos for inspiration. 144 pages language norwegian / english edition 2014 R. Carlsen, L. V. Wagelid Nord-Trøndelag is contained completely in the new Climb Norway.