Now, finally, the climbing guide Escalades Choisies en Vercors, Chartreuse et Dévoluy also received a contemporary robe / layout and presents on 336 pages 349 multi-pitches at 43 locations. The routes are sufficiently described. One gets information on how to get there (QR code), how to access (QR code), how to retreat, special features of the route, belay material, length of the route and difficulty. The topos are mainly available as very good color photo topos and also as very good graphic topos. The location of the climbing objectives is additionally clarified on maps. A great guidebook for extraordinary multi-pitch climbs on France's dream walls. 336 pages Language: French, Appendix multilingual English, German, Italian Edition 2022 D. Duhaut, P. Peyre, B. Béatrix, P. Gay Rock: limestone Difficulties:  D - ABO  / long multi pitches Protection: trade, alpin climbing conditions Season: spring, summer, fall  

Right in the heart of it, not on the outskirts. The Vercors is truly impressive—especially with its many fantastic climbing areas. There are plenty of them, particularly on its southern foothills. But there are also plenty right in the heart of the Vercors. The center and starting point of this climbing trip is Pont-en-Royans. Along the wonderful Bournes Gorge, the Vernaison, up to the Plateaux du Vercors, and into the Vallée de la Lyonne—a total of 38 climbing areas in prime, peaceful locations!The climbing guide provides comprehensive descriptions of all climbing areas and routes in this charming landscape. In addition to outstanding color photos, site maps, and detailed area descriptions, the guidebook features six different pictograms that adequately summarize each area. These include: the orientation of the wall or rock face, climbing height and length, the best time of year, how to get there, the approach, and the number of hours of sunshine on the rock face. For each individual route, you’ll find brief descriptions, the difficulty level, the year it was established, and the first ascender. The route diagrams themselves are color-coded according to difficulty. This means that simply glancing at the topos immediately gives you a visual overview of whether you’re in the right sector.Highly recommended for relaxed, peaceful climbing!512 pageslanguages frenchedition 2026R. Gendeyautoedtion - Warning: Increased shipping costs due to book weighing more than 1kg -

Chamrousse is located in the Département Isère in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region. The village stretches from approx. 1400 m to approx. 2400 m and is located around 10 km east of Grenoble. This makes it predestined for bouldering and climbing in high summer. The surrounding area offers bouldering, single pitches and multi-pitch routes in a wonderful alpine setting. The topo guide follows suit and covers all 3 types of climbing, ranging in difficulty from very easy to moderate. Site plans and topos are very good. The other essentials are then available in more detail or as a brief overview, but always in French. There is always GPS data for the long routes. This guarantees that you are on the right route.120 pagesLanguage FrenchEdition 2024P. Halot, C. Halot

Climbing in Belledonne Mountain range 268 pages Language: French Edition 2020 L. Tassan Area: east and northeast of Grenoble Rock: granite, amphibolites, gneiss Difficulties: 3b - 6b+ french scale / 150 routes Protection: trade climbing and modern alpin routes Season: late spring, summer, early fall  

Crags of Grenobles 222 pages Language: French Edition 2014 D. Duhaut Area: southeast of France; climbing areas round Grenoble (Glésy, la Flachère, le Luisset, Pierre Champ Bertin, Les Communaux, Lumbin, Voreppe, Saint-Égrève, Les Brieux, Narbonne, Camp Roman, Le Mas d´Óris, Les Lames, La Bastille, Les Jayéres, D.J. Face, Le Coup de Sabre, Les Vouillants, Le Petit Désert, Chez Roger, Espace Comboire, Comboire, Le Peuil, St. Paul de Varces, les Saillant and Chateau du Roi) Rock: limestone Difficulties: 3 - 8b+ french scale / 2004 routes / single and multi pitches Protection: from sport to trade Season: spring, summer, fall  

The new edition of the climbing guide *Escalade en Isère* describes routes in the Vallées de Grenoble, Chartreuse, and Nord Isère regions. The individual climbing areas vary greatly; this is evident, for example, in the number of routes (ranging from very small areas with 6 routes to areas with 347 routes). Of course, there are both single-pitch and multi-pitch areas, though the short, technical routes are in the majority. The climbing areas are mostly nestled in beautiful natural surroundings and sometimes offer sweeping views and deep vistas.The climbing guide stands out for its detailed descriptions of the areas, routes, and how to get there, a very good overview of the area, QR codes for parking, clear location photos, and high-quality color photos.Climbing areas included:Vallées de Grenoble: SDF, Guy Pape, Jimmy’s Cliff, Les Lames, Le Mas d’Oris, Le Pèr’Gras, La Cimaïette, Narbonne, L’abattoir, Le goupil, Les Brieux, Saint Egrève, Les Jayères, Voreppe, Fontaine-Pierre Béghin, Luce Douady, Le Coup de Sabre, Le Petit Désert, La D.J. Face, Le Désert de l’Ecureuil, Chez Roger, Chez Yvette, Mur de Satan, Espace Comboire, Comboire, Risset, and Saint Paul de VarcesChartreuse: La Pierre Champ Bertin and Les Communaux, St. Pancrasse – Le Luisset, Le Col du Coq, La Dent de Crolles, La Pierre Grange 1 and 2, Lumbin – Belvédère de Luce, L’Aulp du Seuil, Le Glésy, La Flachère, Le Pont de Vence, L’Ecoutoux, Le Rocher du Bret – St Eynard, Le Vallon de la Penna, Le Rocher du Mollard, Roche Brune, Les Gorges de Crossey and Saint-AupreNord Isère: Hières sur Amby, Vertrieu, Porcieu, Creys-Mépieu and Jardin – La Tour de Montléans388 pagesLanguage: FrenchEdition: 2025FFME 

Climbing in the northern part of the Département Drôme 416 pages language french / english 1st edition 2015

529 alpine multi-pitches in Belledone Sud, Matheysine, Dévoluy and Écrins Ouest are described in detail and illustrated in this climbing guide.The area is breathtaking and offers quite a bit of climbing adventure. The topos are partly laid on color photos and otherwise graphic in nature. They are presented in detail. Many of the routes are very well secured. However, there are also routes where you can think about belaying.This climbing guide by JM Cambon is also full of information. The overview opens up quickly, however, and you are guaranteed to find something if you are looking for a treat in great alpine scenery. 500 pages language french edition 2023 JM Cambon

This climbing guide makes climbing easily possible in the valleys of the Vercors Mountain range of the French Alps. The Vercors is located in Southeastern France, in the departments of Drôme and Isère. Between Grenoble and Crest, this guide describes a total of 50 smaller sport climbing areas with 2187 routes.The climbing guide is clearly layouted. The topos in the new edition are almost photo topos in good quality - only rarely are they simple,graphic topos.Access sketches, overview maps as well as QR codes make it easier to find the route.The height of the respective route and the grade of difficulty are listed in tables, so it is not necessary to know the French language.  A multilingual glossary solves many language language problems and can be found on the first pages of the book. It is translated into English, German, Italian and Spanish. Vercors - great areas for warmer days in the south of France. 304 pages Language: French / multilingual Glossar in french /english / german / italian / spanish Edition 2023 D. Duhaut Rock: mostly limestone Difficulties: 3a - 8b+ french scale / single and multi pitches Protection: mostly sport climbing conditions Season: spring, summer, fall