The part of the Jura from La Dôle to Chasseral includes a good 30 climbing areas and a few bouldering spots. This guide, illustrated with fantastic pictures, will accompany you on your voyage of discovery in the vertical. From the perfectly equipped climbing garden to the adventure terrain, from the good-natured slab to ridges, bouldering, dry tooling and the most extreme roof: enjoy the beautiful climbing - with consideration, but without moderation!288 pagesLanguage German / FrenchEdition 2022SAC

One of the oldest and most important climbing areas in Switzerland is the Basel Jura. This topographical climbing guide describes comprehensively and in detail all rock areas currently accessible for climbing. The history of climbing in the Basel Jura is traced in the drawings, various articles and even individual route characterizations. Who still knows today that once the world's most difficult climbing routes were to be found around Basel? Contributions on geology and the environment complement this guide perfectly. A large part of the topographies are based on the legendary Fluebible.396 pagesLanguage German / FrenchEdition 2020Ch. Frick, C. D. Girardin

The new climbing guide for the Département Jura describes routes in the following areas:A-Autour de Lons : Mancy, La Guillotine, LavignyB-Pays des Lacs : Mirebel, Marigny, Chambly, Bonlieu, BellecinC-Haut-Jura : Le Morillon, Les 3 commères, Via Ferrata de Morez, La Prela, Les Auvernes, Roche BlancheD-Autour de Saint-Claude : La Goulette, Black Maria, Les Dalles du Marais, Orno, Le Truffet, Saint-Romain, Crenans, Mont Robert, Via Ferrata de MoiransE-North Jura : Rochefort sur Nenon, Ranchot, MontmireyF-Au coeur du Jura : Poligny, ArboisThere are probably more than 1000 routes in the most beautiful surroundings and in French grades of difficulty from 3 to 8c. Every climber will find and climb their dream route. All the essential climbing information is provided in a condensed form. For each area there is a strip diagram with an overview of the route and the corresponding difficulty. Pictograms and GPS data make it easier to select and find routes, as do good site plans and color photos. In addition to sport climbing routes, a few via ferratas are also presented.264 pagesLanguage French / access to the area in EnglishEdition 2020

Sur les falaises de gres - Vosges / North  Climbing in the Vosges This climbing guide contains 2100 routes in 45 climbing areas around Niederbronn, Saverne and Schirmeck in the northern Vosges. Each climbing area is equipped with GPS data, wall alignments, maximum route height and difficulty levels. Descriptions of the approaches are included in French and German. The guide is richly illustrated and presents the routes of the walls in drawings. Rock: sandstone Difficulties: predominant 6th and 7th grade of the french scale / predominant single pitches Protection: sport climbing Season: spring, summer, fall 386 pages Language: French / description of access also in German Edition 2022 M. Bilger, A. Baudry, Y. Corby und J.M. Chabrier Self publisher  

The climbing guide "Bernese Jura" of the Swiss Alpine Club describes 27 climbing areas with a total of 2600 routes from La Neuveville to the areas around Moutier. The team of authors based in the region illustrates the area guide with detailed drawn climbing topos and a lot of visual material. The top areas Orvin and Plagne are part of the climbing guide as well as the exciting multi-pitch routes and ridge climbs around Moutier. 336 pagesLanguage French / GermanEdition 2023C.D. Girardin, C. GirardinSAC

458 routes of all levels of difficulty, from the best protection to clean climbing tours spread over 7 areas - that's Baume les Dames. The individual areas are: Joland, Beaumerousse, Quint, Sous-Buen, Lonot, Fente de Babre, Laissey.The climbing guidebook with all its information fits in almost every pocket. Good topos, clear site plans, brief explanations of the respective area with difficulty density in strip diagram form allow a quick choice and a direct approach. The north-east of France awaits.In addition: Autour de Pont de Roide and Haute Doubs / Plateau Maichois as well as Rurey124 pagesLanguage FrenchEdition 2015G. Blanchon

The small commune of Rurey in the Doubs department offers excellent climbing opportunities in the immediate vicinity of the river La Loue. 90 routes are spread over 7 sectors and offer difficulties from 5a to 9(z) on the French scale. scale. The routes are all relatively newly drilled (between 2012 and 2014) and are therefore almost virgin and correspondingly grippy.The slim climbing guide is comprehensive in information and very good in presentation. Great color photos and a pointed commentary of the routes give climbers everything they need. The clarity of the area and the climbing guide make knowledge of French obsolete for the use of the book.Small, great climbing area in the Franche-Comté region38 pagesLanguage FrenchEdition 2014T. Denier

The next pearl of the French Jura: Clémont!These wonderful limestone delights were officially inaugurated on June 20/21, 2015 and are now open to the climbing public.There are currently 72 routes ranging in difficulty (French) from 4c to 8c, with the majority of routes in the 6th and 7th grade. The area is located near Pont-de-Roide, between Maiche and Montbéliard.The climbing guide is modern and contains all the essential information. The topos are placed on the best color photographs of the corresponding walls. The difficulties are listed right next to them, as is the height of the wall. An accompanying photo always shows the section of the wall that you are currently looking at in the climbing guide. So everything can be handled without any knowledge of French.50 pagesLanguage FrenchEdition 2015St. Paillard, G. BlanchonFFME

The Jura has been the scene of several important ascents in climbing history. For example, in 1986, when Antoine Le Menestrel opened "Ravage" (8b+/c) on the Chuenisberg near Basel, the most difficult route in the world at the time. Seven years later, Fred Nicole followed suit with "Bain de sang" (9a) in St-Loup. After the initial euphoria, it became quieter around the walls of the Jura. The scene of top climbers shifted. What remained were the beautiful rocks and fabulous forests. In addition to some extreme classics, the guide offers especially for "normal" climbers a variety of well secured routes from 6a to 8a in perfect Jura limestone.included areas:1    St-George               2    St-Loup               3    Le Suchet               4    La Neuveville – Le Rêche               5    Twann               6    Gaicht               7    Orvin               8    Plagne               9    Le Paradis               10    Le Schilt               11    Gorges de Court               12    Dévers Moutier               13    Grandval               14    Oberdörflerchlus               15    Balmflue           16    Welschenrohr               17    Bettlerküche               18    Niederbipp               19    Leenflue               20    Spinnenfels               21    Klus-Balsthal               22    Holzflue               23    Balsthal               24    Sendeturm               25    Limmernschlucht               26    Les Sommêtres               27    Soubey               28    Roc du Pichoux               29    Toiles et êtoiles               30    Pilier d'Undervelier               31    Rouge Pertuis               32    La Jacoterie               33    Soulce               34    Vaferdeau               35    Vermes               36    Mervelier               37    Lame de la Sot               38    Soyhières               39    Chestel               40    Rappenfels               41    Redelsflue               42    Chuenisberg               43    Rüchi – Kaltbrunnental               44    Balmchopf               45    Pelzli               46    Muggenberg               47    Falkenflue           48    Tüfleten               49    Tannenflue           50    Schartenflue           51    Eptingen358 pagesLanguage German / EnglishEdition 2017KänelEdition Filidor

Limestone formations as far as the eye can see. The Dentelles de Montmirail are a place of great climbing pleasure. The massifs are visible from afar, and accordingly, the views as you climb are into the countryside. For really hot days in the Vaucluse, just head to the north walls. Overall, the Dentelles are a climbing area for beginners and pleasure climbers. The climber can expect mainly single- or double-pitch routes, of course with the best protection in the south of France. On the first pages of the guide you will find the geographical classification / location of the areas. This clarifies the approach to the respective sectors and areas as well as the possibility of parking. Each area is presented with its individual sectors on a photo. In addition, there is all the important information, such as approach times, orientation of the sectors, wall heights and the difficulty range of the tours. The topos are then also placed on photos, rated with asterisks and given the degree of difficulty. The bare facts: 650 routes from 3 to 8 French. Scale, of which also multi-pitch (up to 4 SL max. 90 m) Area: small chain of mountains in Provence in France, in the département of Vaucluse Rock: limestone Protection: sport climbing; typical southern France protection Season: all year round 132 pages language french edition 2023 O. Gaude  

The climbing areas of the Southern Vosges in the border triangle are described in this 5th edition. They are spread across the regions of Vallée de Munster, Vignoble, Vallées de Than et Masevaux / Sundgau, Territoire de Belfort, La Bresse et Gérardmer, Remiremont and Le Thillot.In particular, these are the areas: Rocher Hans du Lac Blanc, Bouclier du Tanet, Martinswand, Clochers du Petit Hohneck, Arete des Spitzkoepfe, Vieux Gueberschwihr, Nouveau Gueberschwihr, Carriere de Bergholtz, Hirnelestein, Rocher du Rosenbourg, Falaise du Lac de Kruth, Knappenfelsen, Grotte des nains, Falaise de la Justice, Roche du Cerf, Blocs du Cerf, Blocs d'en Face, Rummel, Falaise de la Miotte, Champs du bois, Rocher des artistes, Bloc de la Bresse, Moutiers des fées, Roches Beuty, Roche de l'Ours, Rocher des 4 Clochers, Roche du stade, Petit Rocher, Grand Rocher, Roche de Cheneau, Roche Fleurie, Montiroche, Falaise du Bambois, Le Ménil and Rochelotte. The Vosges are a great playground for climbers.The topos are based on rock photos. For each area there are good access maps with GPS data for the parking lot and the climbing destinations. The sectors are fully described by pictograms (climbing style, orientation of the rock, type of rock, time of approach, height of the rock, number of bolts).In addition to the many climbing routes, the climbing guide also contains boulders (including their problems) in the region.Now the only choice is between south or north!336 pageslanguage french5th edition 2025 Y. Dufour

The bouldering guide describes 12 areas with about 600 "problems" in all grades around Lake Biel. Ideal for families and beginners.The book is appealing and very detailed elaborated. In addition to very good site plans, you will find the best photo topos, good area descriptions, the explanation for the symbols / pictograms used and impressive bouldering photos.A successful work.144 pagesLanguage German / FrenchEdition 2018Q. Blanchard, C. Devaux Girardin, C. Girardinedition filidor  

This Climbing Guidebook is the second in the series of 4 books for general sport climbing in France, and is designed for all levels of climber. The title says it all, collecting together all of the great places to go climbing for the weekend in one book. - The perfect weekend Climbing Guidebook - 3a to 8c all levels, ideal for indoor climbers going outside - 10 000 sport climbing routes in East France (250 cliffs) - Great access maps, GPS info, campistes and picnics - Family friendly, bi-lingual guidebook FRANCE ROC - 2 - Est/East - Escalade pour le WeekEnd (Edition 2019) 256 Cliffs included: (department) Area A - Ardennes - Champagne - Nancy Audun-le-Tiche (57), Le Roche Bernard-Chaumont (52), Bourmont (52), Cohons (52), Coprias (08), Lerouville (55), Maron (54), Pas Bayard (02), Rebeuville (88), Roc-la-Tour (08), Saint-Mihiel (55), Vertus (51) Area B - Strasbourg - Vosges Nord Brotsch (67), Canal (57), Chateau de la Roche (67), Corbeau (57), Falkenfels (57), Falkenstein (67), Gauxberg (67), Geissfels (67), Heidenkopf (67), Hohwalsch (57), Klingenthal (67), Kobus (67), Krappenfels Lutzelbourg (57), Kronthal (67), Kuhfels (57), Langenfels (67), Lion (67), Muhlberg (67), Neuntelstein (67), Petit Arnsberg (67), Petit Moulin (57), Rocher Phillipe (57), Plates, Roches (67), Point de Vue (67), Sandkopf (57), Saut de Prince Charles (67), Seebfels (67), Spille (67), Wachtfels (67), Wackenback (67), Waldeck (57), Windstein (67), Wolfsfelsen (67), Ziegelberg (67) Area C - Belfort - Vosges Sud - Haut Doubs Artists (88) Beaumerousse-B-Dames (25) Bergholz (68) Biche-Falaise (88) Bouclier du Tanet (68) Cerf, Roche du (90) Clairbief (25) Clemont (25) Collot-Epinal (88) Corchere-Morteau (25) Cret des Roches (25) Echenoz-Vesoul (70) Fleurie (88) Grotte des Nains (68) Gueb Nouveaux (68) Gueb Vieux (68) Hans, Rocher (68) Heutatte (25) Justice-Belfort (90) Knappenfelsen (88) Lac de Kruth (88) Laviers, Rochers des (25) Martinswand (68) Montiroche (88) Petit Honeck (68) Petit Rocher-St Ame (88) Peu Rocher (25) Pierre de La Roche (88) Porte de France (25) Quatre Clochers (88) Quint, Rocher du (25) Rochedane (25) Sous-Buen (25) Area D - Besan�on - Jura Sud Alaise (25) Arc de Cercle (25) Auvernes (39) Roche Barmaud (25) Baume et Syrtau (25) Becquet (39) Belleydoux (01) Bonlieu (39) Br�me (25) Chambly (39) Champfromier (01) Crenans (39) Fauconnier (25) La Goulotte (39) Hautepierre (25) Hautpierre La Croix (25) Jarbonnet (01) Lavigny (39) Leaz (01) Malvaux (25) Mancy (39) Marais (39) Marigny (39) Menthieres (01) Mirebel (39) Mont Germain (25) Mont Robert (39) Montfaucon (25) Morillon (39) Orno (25) Poligny (39) Prela (39) Ranchot (39) Refranche (25) Revigny (39) Rochefort-sur-Nenon (25) Rurey (25) Saint Roman (39) Trois Commeres (39) Area E - Bugey - Lac Bourget - Bauges Allobroges (74) Baie de Gresine (73) Balme de Sillingy (74) Balme de Yenne (73) Bellecombe (73) Brison (73) Canape (74) Cerdon (01) Cessens - Carabin (73) Cessens - Cornailles (73) Cessens - Grotte (73) Chambotte (73) Chaumont (74) Coin Le - Saleve (74) Col de la Doria (73) Col de la Pres (73) Col de L'Epine (73) Col de Marocaz (73) Contrevoz (01) Coudray (73) Crept (01) Eau Vive (74) Garins (74) Grande Jeanne (74) Haut Somont (73) Malpas (74) Mouxy (73) Neuville-sur-Ain (01) Parves (01) Peyrieu (01) Pierre du Carre (73) Saint Alban (73) Saint Didier Ouest (01) Sainte-Catherine (74) Sapenay (73) Semnoz-Le (73) Table, La (73) Virieu le Grand (01) Les Voutes (74) Area F - Haute Savoie - Geneve - Chamonix - Aravis Ablon (74) Anthon (74) Aravis (74) Aveyron (74) Balme de Thuy (74) Barberine (74) Bas Thex (74) Rocher Blanc (74) Colombiere (74) Commanderie (74) Coupeau (74) Cruz (74) Culaz (74) Duchere (74) Duignt (74) Foron, Le (74) Frasse (74) Gaillands (74) Gerats (74) Glieres (74) Joux (74) Lars (74) Leschaux (74) Malsaire (74) Moillats (74) Mortenaz (74) Oiseau (74) Parmelan (74) Perouses (74) Pierre a Voix, La (74) Pierre Taillee (74) Plagne du Mont (74) Pont des Gets (74) Porte d'Age (74) Porte, Falaise de (74) Pouilly (74) Roux (74) Saix-Vallorcine (74) Servoz (74) Su 320 pages language english / french edition 2019 Jingo Wobbly