Climbing in the province of Malaga does not necessarily mean climbing in El Chorro. This climbing guide presents a total of 15 small areas around Malaga. Included areas:Tajo Alto, Archidona, Benaoján, Buda, Bufones, Cañete La Real, Mijas, Pinares Antiguo, Pinares Nuevo, Sektorgeheimnis, Serrato, Sierra Ortegícar, Valle del Turón and Villanueva del Cauche.The climbing guide consistently concentrates on the essentials - easy-to-read color photopos. Each area described is preceded by a page with equally concise information on how to get there, GPS coordinates of the area and parking facilities, orientation and information on rock, wall height and belaying conditions, among other things.The guide is written in three languages, including German.So if you want to climb in the region around Malaga but want to escape the hustle and bustle of El Chorro, this guide is the perfect choice.126 pagesLanguage Spanish / English / GermanEdition 2019

Because there was not really good guide literature for the south of Spain (except El Chorro) now one of the connoisseurs of this area, David Munilla, saw himself in the duty to present these climbing pearls in a new book. A total of 23 areas, including more famous ones such as Desplomilandia, Pozo de la Mona or Canete, are described in detail and thus invite you to spend the winter climbing here. Access maps and explanations, GPS data for the parking areas, color photo topos and supplementary pictograms leave no questions. Great suggestions and that bilingual. The El Chorro area is not covered in this climbing guide.Southern Malaga is one of the hidden treasures when it comes to climbing areas unknown to most climbers, even some Andalusians. It is the destination of autumn, winter and spring par excellence. A place to climb new routes, good rock and without crowds. 23 climbing areas of southern malaga (except El Chorro)291 pageslanguage spanish / english2. edition 2023D. Munilla

Climbing in the Sierra de Oliva Caudete 38 pages language spanish edition 2014

climbing in Yecla, Jumilla and Caudete 136 pages language spanish edition 2015 J. M. D. Gil  

climbing and bouldering in the south of Valencia 352 pages language valencian / spanish / english edition 2017 I. Mollá autoedition   - Warning: Increased shipping costs due to book weighing more than 1kg -

Ayna is located in the southern region of the province of Albacete, in the Spanish autonomous region of Castilla-La Mancha. Of course, you can also climb there. The climbing guide in its new edition presents a little more than 250 routes, distributed in 23 sectors. Described are single and multi-pitch routes. There are few very easy routes. The difficulties in Ayna are mostly from french. Grade 6 upwards to high eights. The climbing guide is practically designed. All the information is given briefly and condensed. The topos are always placed on color photos. At the beginning of the book you are presented with the location of each sector on a map with the respective parking areas (with QR codes) as a starting point. A good spiral bound companion!50 pagesLanguage SpanishEdition 2023

The southern volume covers the areas from Calpe in the north to Orihuela in the south and the entire hinterland as far as Alcoy. It also presents two climbing areas close to the border in the northern province of Murcia.After the success of the "Costa Blanca North" climbing guidebook, many climbers have had to wait a long time for the southern volume of the Costa Blanca. The initial research began in the fall of 2012 and took a long time. After the storm of the century in winter 2017, the authors visited almost all areas again and checked, corrected and added many routes and details.As in the northern volume, they also tried to present unknown and unpublished climbing areas in the southern volume. Let's start the tour in the extreme southwest near Orihuela. In the Sierra de Orihuela, they describe the three unknown areas of Sudamérica, Vallecito and Pirámide. Further east, the authors turn their attention to the well-known sport climbing sectors near Redován and Callosa de Segura. In Vinalopo, they show the current status and present the new Rincón Bello area, which was created with the support of the LoboPlus Bolt Fund.And in the far north, they present the Serra de Bèrnia, Altea and Mascart near Calpe. Not only the extreme climber, but also the pleasure climber and beginner will find many destinations and suggestions in this climbing guide, and not just for a vacation.They have once again been able to improve the climbing guide in several crucial details. Using new photo and drone technology, they have succeeded for the first time in creating a climbing guide in which all routes can be shown in detailed photos. They have further improved and supplemented their tried-and-tested pictograms. In addition, they rate access and access by car with a uniform color code that provides information about the difficulty of access. The exit parking spaces can be reached using precise GPS data. Alternatively, a parking lot QR code is available that can be scanned with a cell phone. All sectors have GPS data, and detailed access maps at different scales make orientation much easier. The text is trilingual throughout in German, Spanish and English.448 pagesLanguage German, Spanish, EnglishEdition 2018S. WagenhalsLoboPlus