Part 4 of the series Dolomiti di Brenta describes 290 classic and modern routes (multi-pitch) in the central massif of the Brenta Group. The listed routes have been divided into 3 superordinate areas: Massiccio di Cima Brenta, Alimonta-Orsi and Catenadegli Sfulmini.The individual trails are presented very extensively and described in a content-rich manner. The course lines of the routes are superimposed on photos of the walls / peaks and are often accompanied by an accurate graphic topo (info on length, belay and difficulty of each length). Since most of the routes are quite long and sometimes difficult, it is definitely advisable to know Italian in order to get all the essential info. With the appropriate knowledge, or with patience and a dictionary, this guide is a perfect guide to prepare a magnificent mountain trip in the fantastic Brenta.512 pagesLanguage ItalianEdition 2019Idea Montagna- Attention: increased shipping costs due to book weight (incl. shipping material) of more than 1kg -

Presanella SOUTHERN AREA Val Ronchina, Val Dossón, Val Cèrcen, Val Gabbiolo, Val Nardìs, Val d’Àmola and Val Corniello 360 pages Language: German Edition 2021 F. Salvaterra Versante Sud

Francesco Cappellari is tireless in completing the series of climbing guides for the Brenta Group. Now part 5 is published and describes 146 classic and modern multi-pitch routes in the areas Massiccio di Cima Tosa, Sottogruppo dei Fracingli and Sottogruppo del Vallon.The individual routes are presented very extensively and described rich in content. The course lines of the routes are superimposed on photos of the walls / peaks and are often accompanied by an accurate graphic topo (info on length, belay and difficulty of each length). Since most of the routes are quite long and sometimes difficult, it is definitely advisable to know Italian in order to get all the essential info. With the appropriate knowledge, or with patience and a dictionary, this guide is a perfect guide to prepare a magnificent mountain trip in the fantastic Brenta.253 pagesLanguage ItalianEdition 2023F. Cappellari Idea Montagna

Pleasurable climbing in the Dolomites up to the 6th French. Degree. Described in Volume 2 of this extremely rich in content and detail written topos the following 7 groups of the western Dolomites: Geislergruppe-Puez-Peitlerkofel, Langkofel, Sella, Rosengarten, Pala, Angner, Pale di San Lucano. In total, 57 trails are described with a length of up to 900m. The title is a little ambiguous in that the difficulties of the tours described in individual pitches up to the lower 6th French. Grade can reach.The individual climbs are initially arranged in groups according to their geographic location. For each group there is then a general introduction. There is also an introductory section again for the individual routes. Here you will find general information about the route as well as a schematic summary of the most important data such as first ascent, altitude difference and route length, difficulty (French grade), time, rock (quality), required or available material, starting point and recommendation of a map. This is followed by a description of the approach, an extremely detailed description of the route, in which all rope lengths are characterized individually, and all the necessary information for the descent. Topos can be found in two variants. Each route is superimposed on a color photo of the respective wall and for most of the routes there is also a good sketch with the exact route. Emiliano Zorz Idea Montagna

Pleasurable climbing in the Dolomites up to the 5th french. Degree. Described in Volume 1 of this extremely rich in content and detail written topos the following 6 groups of the western Dolomites: Geislergruppe-Puez-Peitlerkofel, Langkofel, Sella, Rosengarten, Marmolada, Pala. A total of 51 trails are described with a length of up to 1800m. The title is a little ambiguous in that the difficulties of the tours described in individual pitches up to the 5th franc. Grade can reach.The individual climbs are initially arranged in groups according to their geographic location. For each group there is then a general introduction. There is also an introductory section for the individual routes. Here you will find general information about the route as well as a schematic summary of the most important data such as first ascent, altitude difference and route length, difficulty (French grade), time, rock (quality), required or available material, starting point and recommendation of a map. This is followed by a description of the approach, an extremely detailed description of the route, in which all rope lengths are characterized individually, and all the necessary information for the descent. Topos can be found in two variants. Each route is superimposed on a color photo of the respective wall and for most of the routes there is also a good sketch with the exact route.240 pagesLanguage GermanEdition 2011 Emiliano Zorz Idea Montagna

The Val d'Ambiez of the Brenta Group of the Southern Limestone Alps offers great and impressive climbs. This climbing guide finally takes this wonderful thing into account and presents 165 classic and modern routes on 400 pages. This is done in a neat manner. Each tidbit is described in detail and illustrated. The topos gives then extra again graphically represented. Information can be found on the route itself, the approach and the descent.400 pagesLanguage EnglishEdition 2013F. Cappellari, E. OrlandiIdea Montagna