This 5th edition - more than a decade the 4th was out of print - has finally not fit into a booklet. Volume 1 contains on 560 pages 2800 routes and variants (of all difficulty levels) at more than 200 climbing crags between Annweiler, Hauenstein and Vorderweidenthal.Everything as usual (softcover & thread binding; no picture book) you might think - but not quite: On now DIN A5 there are more than 100 detailed topos (twice as many as before). Comprehensive and helpful route as well as rock categorizations serve to find the right climbing opportunity. By means of QR code (and Internet access) can now also use a map service with parking and rock coordinates. In addition, one is so also immediately on an online 'tour DB' with e.g. comments, corrections, news.560 pagesLanguage GermanEdition 2022H.-J. Cron, P. Weinrich

Almost 2 years have passed since the publication of the first volume of the Südpfalz climbing guidebook. Hans-Jürgen Cron and Peter Weinrich were now able to complete work on the second part of their Südpfalz climbing guidebook - Klettern im Buntsandstein Volume 2 at the beginning of 2024 and present it to the climbing community.Volume 2 contains 3200 routes on more than 250 climbing crags on 632 pages. The following areas are included: Busenberg | Bärenbrunner Tal | Erfweiler | Dahn | Bruchweiler u. Bundenthal | Schönau | Fischbach | Eppenbrunn | Hinterweidenthal | Lemberg | Leimen u. Merzalben | Rodalben u. WaldfischbachComprehensive route categorization with additional information on popularity, protection, seriousness and much more will help you find the right climbing route. The climbing guide also contains QR codes with additional rock-specific information and updates.632 pagesLanguage GermanEdition 2024 H.-J. Cron, P. Weinrich

Both parts of the Südpfalz Climbing Guide - Climbing in the Buntsandstein at a special price!A total of 6000 routes spread over 2 climbing guides.Volume 1, edition 2022Volume 2, edition 2024Language GermanH.-J. Cron, P. Weinrich - Attention: increased shipping costs due to book weight of more than 1kg -

Climbing in the sandstone rocks of the Palatinate/Pfalz country In the seemingly endless forests between Landau, Pirmasens and the French border, you will find the most important German sandstone climbing area after the Elbe Sandstone Mountains. And one of the most beautiful to top it all off. The overall offer is simply convincing: a picturesque landscape with medieval castles and pretty half-timbered villages, a varied gastronomy with delicious regional cuisine and good wine, inexpensive accommodation and an almost unmanageable number of climbing possibilities. The red sandstone offers a great variety of shapes: you can find harsh crack lines here as well as wonderfully structured combed walls or smooth friction slabs. But the Palatinate is also a very tradition-conscious climbing area, which you notice immediately when you stand at the entrance: there are somewhat fewer hooks or rings than you are used to in Franconia, for example. So when it comes to safety, self-sufficiency is the order of the day: wedges and cams are compulsory accessories on every climbing harness in the Palatinate. If you take the chance, you will be rewarded with beautiful climbs, be it the great Palatinate classics or modern sport climbs. And by the way: The stuffed pig's stomach (Saumagen) also tastes better than its name sounds. The guide comes with a download code for a free app for iOS and Android. You get all the Palatinate topos as an app for your smartphone for free. 616 pages language german edition 2022 J. Richter, S. Tittel Panico Alpinverlag

It's been a long time coming! The Département Doubs is finally presented in a climbing guidebook. The 43 climbing areas of Doubs, in the east of France, are described in detail. The selection is huge and varied, the quality is excellent, the difficulties invite beginners, connoisseurs and gravity climbers to try single pitches / multi-pitches / sport climbing / trad climbing ......In addition to the usual, general, brief information about the region, climbing and nature conservation, you will find everything that makes a climber's heart beat faster. Color photos, maps, pictograms (explanation in the back cover), difficulty scale with number of pitches in the sector, description of the sector / the necessary material / the approach as well as the GPS data for the respective parking lot and the difficulty of the topo.Compact, comprehensive - simply good!352 pagesLanguage FrenchEdition 2022

The Jura has been the scene of several important ascents in climbing history. For example, in 1986, when Antoine Le Menestrel opened "Ravage" (8b+/c) on the Chuenisberg near Basel, the most difficult route in the world at the time. Seven years later, Fred Nicole followed suit with "Bain de sang" (9a) in St-Loup. After the initial euphoria, it became quieter around the walls of the Jura. The scene of top climbers shifted. What remained were the beautiful rocks and fabulous forests. In addition to some extreme classics, the guide offers especially for "normal" climbers a variety of well secured routes from 6a to 8a in perfect Jura limestone.included areas:1    St-George               2    St-Loup               3    Le Suchet               4    La Neuveville – Le Rêche               5    Twann               6    Gaicht               7    Orvin               8    Plagne               9    Le Paradis               10    Le Schilt               11    Gorges de Court               12    Dévers Moutier               13    Grandval               14    Oberdörflerchlus               15    Balmflue           16    Welschenrohr               17    Bettlerküche               18    Niederbipp               19    Leenflue               20    Spinnenfels               21    Klus-Balsthal               22    Holzflue               23    Balsthal               24    Sendeturm               25    Limmernschlucht               26    Les Sommêtres               27    Soubey               28    Roc du Pichoux               29    Toiles et êtoiles               30    Pilier d'Undervelier               31    Rouge Pertuis               32    La Jacoterie               33    Soulce               34    Vaferdeau               35    Vermes               36    Mervelier               37    Lame de la Sot               38    Soyhières               39    Chestel               40    Rappenfels               41    Redelsflue               42    Chuenisberg               43    Rüchi – Kaltbrunnental               44    Balmchopf               45    Pelzli               46    Muggenberg               47    Falkenflue           48    Tüfleten               49    Tannenflue           50    Schartenflue           51    Eptingen358 pagesLanguage German / EnglishEdition 2017KänelEdition Filidor

The climbing areas of the Southern Vosges in the border triangle are described in this 5th edition. They are spread across the regions of Vallée de Munster, Vignoble, Vallées de Than et Masevaux / Sundgau, Territoire de Belfort, La Bresse et Gérardmer, Remiremont and Le Thillot.In particular, these are the areas: Rocher Hans du Lac Blanc, Bouclier du Tanet, Martinswand, Clochers du Petit Hohneck, Arete des Spitzkoepfe, Vieux Gueberschwihr, Nouveau Gueberschwihr, Carriere de Bergholtz, Hirnelestein, Rocher du Rosenbourg, Falaise du Lac de Kruth, Knappenfelsen, Grotte des nains, Falaise de la Justice, Roche du Cerf, Blocs du Cerf, Blocs d'en Face, Rummel, Falaise de la Miotte, Champs du bois, Rocher des artistes, Bloc de la Bresse, Moutiers des fées, Roches Beuty, Roche de l'Ours, Rocher des 4 Clochers, Roche du stade, Petit Rocher, Grand Rocher, Roche de Cheneau, Roche Fleurie, Montiroche, Falaise du Bambois, Le Ménil and Rochelotte. The Vosges are a great playground for climbers.The topos are based on rock photos. For each area there are good access maps with GPS data for the parking lot and the climbing destinations. The sectors are fully described by pictograms (climbing style, orientation of the rock, type of rock, time of approach, height of the rock, number of bolts).In addition to the many climbing routes, the climbing guide also contains boulders (including their problems) in the region.Now the only choice is between south or north!336 pageslanguage french5th edition 2025 Y. Dufour

Now the new edition is here, the bouldering guide for Alsace and the Moselle department. Climbing in the Vosges is popular, so why not bouldering on sandstone. This topo by Didier Amet, Yann Corby and David Hollinger proves that there is enough material.Simple in black and white, but with a lot of information, understandable symbols, QR codes, impeccable maps and topos and then everything still bilingual explained and described.The boulder blocks are located in the areas of Gueberschwihr, Autour de Saverne and Vosges du Nord. Altogether you will find now 1100 problems (+100 to the old edition), distributed on 17 (+2 to the old edition) subareas!354 pagesLanguage French / EnglishEdition 2023