The 2025 edition is here! 6 new areas have been included in this climbing guide. A new, revised and updated edition of the sports climbing guidebook to the Slovenian climbing areas includes over 6500 routes in 113 climbing areas. It rounds up all the sports climbing possibilities from the Mediterranean area, including Osp and Mišja peč, to the alpine regions of the Julian Alps and the hills of the Slovenian north-east.Many hand-drawn crag topos have been replaced with photos, which often make finding the desired route much easier. But state-of-the-art paintings by Danilo Cedilnik – Den, an experienced Himalayan climber, alpinist, and painter, remain our trademark.One of the great attractions of Slovenia is how small and compact it is. The sea and the Karst, the Alps and the Pannonian plains – all of them are just a couple hours’ drive away, even if it means driving across the whole country. This makes Slovenia a climbing destination par excellence and a place where you can climb throughout the year. From the crags in the high Alpine areas and the walls tucked away in cold forests where you can climb during the heat of the summer, to the yellow tufas near the sea where you’ll be wearing short sleeves in the depth of winter, while other people are skiing and climbing frozen waterfalls less than two hundred kilometres away… All of this and more will be right at your fingertips.688 pages Language: Slovenian / Italian / German / English edition 2025 D. Cedilnik Sidarta - Warning: Increased shipping costs due to book weighing more than 1kg -  

Climbing without borders along the Adriatic coast. This guide presents an area that geographically forms a single unit, but extends through three different countries - Italy, Slovenia and Croatia - along the Adriatic coast. The climbing areas described stretch from Sistiana in the Gulf of Trieste, through Osp and Cerni Kal, far into the heart of Croatian Istria, to Vranjska Draga at the foot of Ucka, and along the east coast of Istria to Brsec. The areas described across the 3 national borders complement each other to form a fantastically beautiful unit that will delight even the most spoiled climber. The climbing guide shows itself to be the result of a successful cooperation of climbers from the three countries, who all belong to the same climbing community.Five-language (including German), very well done guide throughout. All climbing areas described with brief introductions to the main features of the area, including access, route heights, orientation, predominant type of climbing, child-friendliness, and GPS coordinates of suitable parking. Some of this information is presented in the form of pictograms. The topos are partly drawn on color photographs and/or on hand-drawn sketches and are very easy to read throughout. The directions and access sketches are also very clear.416 pagesLanguage Slovenian / Croatian / Italian / German / EnglishEdition 2023L. Frezzolini, J. Skok, D. PerhatSidarta

The beauty of Paklenica National Park and the surrounding coastal landscape, as well as its proximity to the sea, are attracting more and more climbers to the Velebit Gorge. The 10th edition of Boris Cujic's newly revised guidebook has included all the new routes alongside the well-known ones. From the perfectly equipped sport climbing route to the alpine multi-pitch adventure, everything can be found in Paklenica.The information on the individual sectors / walls / routes is available in text form regarding general route characteristics (multi-pitch), dangers and special features, as well as in pictograms regarding protection, seriousness, route lengths, enjoyment factor, required equipment.Illustrated with many amazing color photographs. 376 pagesLanguage: English10th edition 2026Boris CujicAstroida d.o.o.

the mediterranean´sfinest rock climbs 288 pages language french / english edition 2014 E. Alamichel

In March 2019, a new edition of guidebook for Karst edge was published. This time it's even larger and richer, with additional areas of Vipava and Gorizia with crags Vipava, Vipavska Bela, Dolge Njive, Lijak and bouldering spot Vitovlje. As always, we try to make each edition better and more useful. The new guidebook now has 20 crags and over 2600 routes in Slovenia and Italy. All other crags have been updated, freshly photographed and checked: Osp and Mišja peč, Črni Kal, Črnotiče and Risnik in Slovenia and Napoleonica, Santa Croce, Costiera, Aurisina, Grotta Katerina, Sistiana, Doberdo and Val Rosandra in Italy. The guidebook now has a more durable cover with useful ribbon, which will come useful, as the book has grown to 432 pages. Anyone who feels the book is too heavy to carry under the crag, will surely appreciate that the price includes a free of charge Vertical Life app, with which you will get all the crags in the book on your mobile phone. As you’re already used by now, the guidebook precisely, informatively and with a pinch of humor covers all the crags in the region, with updated grades and lines of routes, out of which everyone is marked on photo topo, often from multiple angles. Guidebook combines panoramic-drone shots from afar with super practical DOFAP photos from under the wall, which is the situation you will see as a climber, seeking your route. The book also has lots of informative texts about history, gastronomy and nature, along with climbing tips, interviews with prominent climbers and funny stories to pass the time. It’s all completed by many great photos and ticklists of routes at the end. And let’s not forget about the rest day section with tips what you should see and experience when you’re not climbing. The new layout will please people with poorer eyesight, as the fonts are much bigger, as well as the intro page and photo topos. The crag description has some useful icons, followed by overview of the weather conditions, style of climbing, comfort for children and safety and suitability of the crag with tips for different levels of climbers. Sometimes there’s some space left for a historical tidbit or anecdote. All the routes on the photo topos are color coded by grade for easier use. The guidebook is fully bilingual, in Slovene and English, with shorter translations to German, Italian, Croatian and French. By buying this topo you will also support the non-profit fund to rebolt the routes, Project OSP, whom we contribute to. After just a few visits of the crags in the topo you surely won’t regret, that you spent your hard-earned money for this most complete encyclopedia of climbing on the Karst edge and wider. Big thanks also goes to all current users of our topos, who with your support enable us to build this vision, to benefit climbers, the area and everyone who shares it. 432 pages language english, slovenian / description of the area in german, italian, croatian, french edition 2019 with vertical life app J. Ravnik

For quite some years the authors carried the climbing guide Slovenske stene (from which this book, Popular Climbing Routes in Slovenia, has been prepared) within their hearts and minds. But young alpinists wanted to have a survey of the finest routes and mountain walls throughout Slovenia, and so the guidebook came into being in 1987, followed by a second edition. Foreign alpinists have often pointed out how good it would be to translate this book and thus present the best routes to climbers from abroad who wish to spend some time exploring the Slovene Alps. The choice of routes in the original book was governed by three criteria: aesthetic (the most important), historical and regional, and many alpinists were involved in the selection. Sadly, the author Tine Mihelič died in the Slovene mountains in 2004 and it is in his memory that this selection of the best known climbing routes in Slovenia has been prepared in collaboration with the two translators. 332 pages / hardcover language english edition 2014 T. Mihelič, R. Zaman  

Finally, the completely revised and greatly expanded second edition is available! Igor Vukic and David Lemmerer have covered all the notable sport climbing areas in the current climbing guide for Bosnia and Herzegovina. In addition, 2 small bouldering areas have also made it into the guide. Many of the 45 (13 of which are new) climbing areas presented are embedded in untouched, beautiful landscapes. In total, more than 1900 routes, including 123 multi-pitch routes and 2 bouldering areas with 131 boulders are described in the 2nd edition.The climbing guide has an extremely clear structure and is written in two languages throughout.Each area is briefly characterized at the beginning, including precise directions and approach descriptions. This is followed by precise map sections on which, in addition to the individual sectors, accommodation, shopping and refreshment facilities are also marked. All other information is shown in pictogram form:Orientation, altitude above sea level, access time, maximum length of the routes, overview of the number of routes sorted by grade, recommended season, child-friendliness, safety situation, wall gradient and QR codes to Google Maps.The topos of the individual routes are clearly laid out over color photos.610 pagesLanguage Bosnian/ English2nd edition 2024I. Vukic, D. Lemmerer - Attention: increased shipping costs due to book weight of more than 1kg -