multipitches of the Aiguilles de Chabrières in the national park Écrins 86 pages language french edition 2021 J. Alvarez

Céüse, the unique rock massif, is located in the department of Hautes Alpes, above Sigoyer, near the town of Gap. The semi-circular, seemingly endless wall offers more than 600 single pitches, some multi-pitches and traditionally established routes. Lots of stuff between French grades 5 and 9. On 168 pages really all necessary and useful information is communicated understandably, and in 2 languages. The best color photos, very good overview photos, great explanations and of course isolated climbing and landscape impressions are included in this good climbing guide.Let's go to the sport climbing mecca!168 pagesLanguage French / EnglishEdition 2023R. Marie, L. Girousse

Climbing in Haut Val Durance and Queyras Fantastic climbing areas, located a little higher (between 800 and 2500 m above sea level) and therefore well suited for the hot days, in the valley "Val Durance". These areas are located on the French-Italian border around the towns of Briancon, L'Argentière and Guillestre. Different types of rocks are waiting here for the climber in a small area. Single pitches, multi-pitches, horizontal to overhanging walls and the different exposures of the sectors do not stand for monotony, but for pure variety!The climbing guide is clearly structured, has very good location sketches, color photo topos and expressive pictograms, which really bring all the information to the point.Areas: Vallee de la Claree et Vallee Etroite, Vallee de la Guisane, Briancon, Vallouise, L'Argentiere - La Bessee, La Roche de Rame, Freissinieres, Valle de Tramouillon - Saint Crepin, Guillestre, Queyras and Embrunais, but with more routes.Rock: limestone, conglomerate, gabbro, quartzite, granite, gneissDifficulties: 3b - 9a french scale / single and multi pitchesProtection: sport climbing conditionsSeason: late spring, summer, early fall - new edition will be released on March 2026 -384 pagesLanguage: French /  EnglishEdition 2022Yann, Martine und J. J. RollandFFME

Fantastic climbing areas, located a little higher (between 800 and 2500 m above sea level) and therefore well suited for the hot days, in the valley "Val Durance". These areas are located on the French-Italian border around the towns of Briancon, L'Argentière and Guillestre. Different types of rocks are waiting here for the climber in a small area. Single pitches, multi-pitches, horizontal to overhanging walls and the different exposures of the sectors do not stand for monotony, but for pure variety!The climbing guide is clearly structured, has very good location sketches, color photo topos and expressive pictograms, which really bring all the information to the point.For its 14th edition, the new guide-book "Briançon Climbs" 2026 contains several novelties. Its layout has been modified a little, 14 new sectors have been added, and each climbing site has been updated with the opening or removal of tracks since 2022. New feature : the GPS coordinates of the parking are now displayed in our book as well as the updated access maps, in addition we have put online this year an interactive map of the sites. The topo covers several regions: the Vallée de la Clarée and Vallée Etroite, the Guisane Valley, Briançon, Vallouise, L'Argentière-La Bessée/ Ailefroide, La Roche de Rame, Freissinères, Tramouillon-Saint Crépin Valley, Guillestre, Queyras and the Embrunais. Climbing sites are often high in altitude. It was favored the opening of new sites on the North face for the summer climb. With this topo, you discover a department where nature is still preserved. Rock: limestone, conglomerate, gabbro, quartzite, granite, gneissDifficulties: 3b - 9a french scale / single and multi pitchesProtection: sport climbing conditionsSeason: late spring, summer, early fall- this new edition will be released on March 2026 / available in our store around mid/end of March - 406 pageslanguage: French /  Englishedition 2026N. Bonnet and J. J. RollandFFME

35 km away from Briancon is La Grave la Meije, nestled among high peaks of the French Western Alps.The climbing areas are located not far from this village and thus in magnificent alpine scenery.All the climbing routes presented in this climbing guide are not included in the climbing guides of Briancon or Escalade en Isere (rather a good complement to those titles).Approximately 230 sport climbing routes, 12 major alpine routes, and 2 drytooling sectors are described in the guide.The sport shorts and drytoolings are illustrated on color photo-topos. The big alpines (from 120m up to 400m) are available as graph. Topos. For the bouldering there are no topos, but they are only area suggestions. Regardless of the French description of the routes, the author uses pictograms, GPS data and small site plans, which are unmistakable. La Grave La Meije, close to Briancon 74 pages language french edition 2022 B. Ribeyre

The climbing areas described in the guide are located in southeastern France, on the border with Italy, east of Lac de Serre-Ponçon in the French Alps along the massif Parpaillon. Thereby 11 areas (Le Morgonnet, La Roche, La Mandeysse, Le Seuil, Le Villard haut, Le Villard bas, Les Herbez, Les Pinettes, Méolans, Le vallon Julien as well as Restefond) are located to the south and 2 (Le Pont voûté, Le Chambeyron) to the northeast. Access to the area is always described in three languages and illustrated by a beautifully painted map. The location of each sector is shown on color photos. The routes are presented with rating, name and color photo topo. One finds routes in the difficulties 2 to 9 french. Scale, which are mostly single pitches. Clear pictograms provide all additional (essential) information. 152 pages Language French, English, Italian Edition 2021