The climbing areas Berdorf Wanterbaach in Luxembourg and Audun le Tiche in France are presented in a transnational topo guide. The practical format (pocket) you study area by area from the front or rotated from behind. 139 routes from 2a to 7c in France or 178 routes from 3a to 8c in Luxembourg are available. All useful information is brought to the point. Very good color photo topos, easy to read notes on the individual routes, great action photos, overview maps of the sectors in the cover flaps, tips for material, days off, gastronomy, etc. are the content of the small climbing guide. Up to date and well processed!Pages 97 / 41language English / Frenchedition 2025

In addition to the Freyr climbing area, which is known beyond the country's borders, there are of course other climbing spots in Belgium that are well worth a visit. Two of them are located near Namur (Beez and Rochers du Néviau), in the region and province of the same name in Wallonia in the heart of the country. Beez is a well-known climbing area in Belgium. It is located on an elongated rock massif that stretches along the Meuse to the east of Namur. Beez is popular with climbers due to its sporty routes with good holds and moderate levels of difficulty. There are around 200 routes in the area, ranging in difficulty from 3 to 7b. Thanks to its south-easterly orientation, the rock warms up quickly in the morning, making it an inviting place for climbers.The climbing guide is spiral-bound, informative and has very good color photos. It is written in Flemish and French.94 pagesLanguage Flemish / FrenchEdition 2022

Rochers du Néviau (Dave) is the other well-known area near Namur, in the region and province of the same name in Wallonia in the heart of the country.  However, Rochers du Néviau (Dave) is located south of Namur and also on the Meuse. 17 sectors with 246 pitches, spread over many multi-pitch routes and single pitches, offer levels of difficulty from 2 to 7c. This area is particularly suitable for fans of easy multi-pitch routes.The climbing guide is spiral-bound, informative and has very good color photo topos and graphic topos. The individual pitches are very well described. It is written in Flemish and French. 102 pagesLanguage Flemish / FrenchEdition 2022

The new edition of the Black Pillars climbing guide for the climbing areas of the Volcanic Eifel is here!In it, author Alex Schmalz-Friedberger presents the three climbing areas Mayen, Ettringen and Kottenheim in Rhineland-Palatinate in detail. For the first time, all crags are described with color photo topos, so you can better find your way in the maze of intersections, edges and cracks in the basalt. In addition to well-secured beginner routes, the three climbing areas in the north of Rhineland-Palatinate also offer excellent opportunities for crack climbing in all grades and technical edge climbing in the high-end range. A total of over 1700 routes in all grades, with very few exceptions an excellent rock quality, route lengths up to just over 30 meters, perfect equipment with bolts as well as natural crack and intersection climbs to belay yourself - all this offers the best climbing area in the Eifel.The following climbing areas are included in the climbing guide:Mayen: Finsterlay, Dornental, Bonsai Lay,Toms Lay; Ettringer Lay: Kühlschrank, Große Wand, Hölle, Dürener Wand, Försterwand, Krypta, Schäferlay, Mordor, Lonnenbunker; Kottenheimer Winfeld: Arena, Westkessel, Yosemite Wändchen, Daumen, Vergessener Pfeiler.In addition to lovingly designed maps in four scale levels, a GPS guidance system, color photo topos in proven Geoquest quality and cool new climbing photos, you will find in the new climbing guide also a lot of information about the climbing areas, climbing history, tourist opportunities and the geology and history of the Volcanic Eifel.In addition, author Alex has contributed some exciting short stories to the new edition of the Black Pillars.400 pagesLanguage German / English in some parts like introduction to the book and the climbingsitesEdition 2022A. Schmalz-Friedberger Alexander Schmalz Friedberger Geoquest Verlag  

Climbing in Freyr Located in southern Belgium on the river La Meuse (Meuse), this limestone climbing area is not only the largest in the country, but also enjoys enormous popularity. With over 600 routes of all levels of difficulty and up to 120 meters in height, multi-pitch routes can be found next to sport climbing routes.Divided into eight sub-areas, the walls are presented with the help of pictograms, overview sketches and drawn topos. Some information is also available in English. Short verbal descriptions of the routes, however, are only in French and Dutch.The closing part of the book is an overview of all the routes, sorted by difficulty (2-8c+).And don't forget: Belgium has the best fries in the world!The following sectors are presented:Mérinos, 5 Anes, Tête de Lion, Le Pâpe, l' Al Lègne, Pucelles, Louis Philippe as well as Jeunesse. 264 pageslanguage Dutch / French / generell information in Englishedition 2022M. Bott