The climbing guide "Climbing in Ötztal and Pitztal, sport climbing - bouldering - via ferrata - ice climbing" contains the latest topos of the numerous climbing areas in Ötztal and Pitztal. In the climbing guide, all areas are described with a list of routes, route statistics, area description, symbol list, topos (mainly photo topos), directions and area photos.Climbing without endÖtztal and Pitztal are among the best climbing areas in the Alps. The wide range on offer includes diverse, well-secured sport climbing and multi-pitch routes, leisurely and sporty via ferratas in all levels of difficulty as well as a bouldering area. Ice climbing on frozen waterfalls, walls and ice pillars completes the offer. All routes in Ötztal and Pitztal meet the strict criteria of Climbers Paradise, whose aim is to ensure the quality of the climbing infrastructure.Remarkable number of routesIn no other alpine region can you find over 31 climbing gardens with over 1000 sport climbing routes, 86 multi-pitch routes, 16 via ferratas, over 100 icefalls and 1 bouldering area with over 50 boulders (over 180 routes) in such a regional area.The ring binder is particularly practical as it can be opened and folded down completely. The many excellent climbing and landscape pictures give a perfect impression of the respective crags, via ferratas and icefalls. A modern climbing guide that leaves nothing to be desired and whets the appetite for climbing in Ötztal and Pitztal.Contents Climbing guideÖtztal- 22 climbing areas- 744 single-pitch routes- 66 multi-pitch routes- 9 via ferratas- 60 ice climbing fallsPitztal- 1 bouldering area (180 boulders)- 9 climbing areas- 258 single-pitch routes- 20 multi-pitch routes- 7 via ferratas- 46 ice climbing fallsÖtztal and Pitztal- 220 pictures (climbing, landscape, icefall, wall pictures)- 105 overview and approach sketches- 164 climbing photo topos- 61 boulder photo topos- 13 via ferrata photo topos270 pagesLanguage GermanEdition 2022G. DurnerAm Berg Verlag

SPORT CLETTER AREAS in and around Innsbruck in the geographical triangle Hall - Brennero - SilzInnsbruck is often called the capital of the Alps, because the city of 120,000 inhabitants is geographically located in the heart of the (Eastern) Alps. So it's no wonder that mountain sports enthusiasts are part of the daily street scene: Skiers strolling through the city center with their ski (touring) equipment are therefore just as nothing unusual as cyclists with fully packed climbing backpacks.The fact that sport climbing has a long tradition here is just as well known as the fact that there is an extremely active scene in the greater Innsbruck area, which not only cracks the hardest routes, but also continually opens up new areas.The last truly comprehensive climbing guidebook for this region was the legendary guidebook by Otti Wiedmann, last published in 2003, and this is an attempt to publish a worthy successor. The guide does not only present the most beautiful or most popular climbing areas around the Tyrolean capital - there are already enough selection guides - but it is also intended to document the current state of climbing areas and therefore also includes several new areas or those for which there has been no current topo for years.592 pagesLanguage GermanEdition 2023A. WürteleVersante Sud

sportclimbing - vias ferrata - iceclimbing - boulder Ferienregionen Imst, Pitztal und Ötztal 306 pages language german edition 2016 G. Durner, G. Gstettner Am Berg Verlag Area: best sport climbing areas of Tyrol; Ötztal & Imst, Gurgltal and Nassereith Rock: granite, limestone Difficulties: 4 to 10 UIAA / single and multi pitches, vies ferrata Protection:  sport climbing conditions, vies ferrata Season: spring, summer, fall  

Anyone coming to Füssen from the north will see it from afar, the Säuling. It dominates the scenery behind the lovely Forgensee so dominantly that most people hardly know its satellites by name. To the east of it, in the extensive Ammergau Alps, there are numerous rewarding climbing destinations. For example, on the Geiselstein. Insiders have long sung the high song of rough slabs and monstrous water grooves. And the Kenzenkopf with its sun-drenched south face should also be well-known among connoisseurs. However, that is by no means all. In recent years, numerous new tours have been created on the partly isolated peaks. On the north side of the Krähe alone, over 20 in number. The new Ammergau Alpine Climbing Guide describes them all. And that in unprecedented detail and opulence. Overview pictures, wall photos, topos and informative texts now make the complex topography of the Ammergau Alps accessible to all. The easy ridge climbs - the 12 Apostle Ridge on Pilgerschrofen, the East Ridge on Säuling and the West Ridge on Hoher Straußberg - are described in detail. And last but not least, all relevant sport climbing areas can be found in the new climbing guide. Both those high up on the mountain and the spots close to the valley. Schwanseeplatten, Ziegelwies and Kraftwerkwand - heard of them?areas:Ammergauer AlpenHochplatteGeiselsteinKräheKenzenkopfHoher StraußbergGabelschrofenGumpenkarspitzeZunderkopfSäulingPilgerschrofenKlettergärten um FüssenTegelberg360 pagesLanguage GermanEdition 2023M. Lutz, M. Oswald, D. Elsner, R. Nordmann Panico Alpinverlag

Trad and sportclimbing in the following areas: A Meilerhütte und Umgebung A1 Östliche Törlspitze Südwand A2 Musterstein & Pt. 2445 Südwand A3 Bayerländerturm Ostwand A4 Partenkirchener Dreitorspitze Ostwand A5 Hischbichl Nordwand A6 Schachenalm B Oberreintal B1 Dreitorspitze-Westgipfel B2 Oberreintaldom B3 Unterer Berggeistturm B4 Oberer Berggeistturm B5 Dreitorspitze B6 Schüsselkarspitze B7 Oberer Schüsselkarturm B8 Unterer Schüsselkarturm B9 Zweithöchster Oberreintalkopf B10 Oberreintalturm-Ostwand B11 Oberreintalturm-Ostwandsockel B12 Oberreintalturm-Nordwand B13 Oberreintalturm-Nordwestwand B14 Oberreintalturm-Westwandsockel B15 Oberreintalturm-Westwand B16 Stein der Weisen B17 Höchster Oberreintalkopf B18 Südlicher Zundernkopf B19 Mittlerer Zundernkopf B20 Nördlicher Zundernkopf B21 Sonnenplatten B22 Klettergärten Oberreintal C Reintal C1 Zundernkamm C2 Gamsanger C3 Hochwanner C4 Kleiner Kirchturm D Alpspitze und Umgebung D1 Hochblassen D2 Jubiläumsgrat D3 Alpspitze D4 Klettergärten Alpspitze D5 Bernadeinwand D6 Höllentorkopf D7 Henneneck E Höllental und Waxensteinkamm E1 Zwölferkopf E2 Schwarze Wand E3 Östlicher Riffelkopf E4 Zugspitze E5 Riffeltorkopf E6 Schönangerspitze 432 pages language german edition 2021 R. Gemza, M. Oswald, C. Pfanzelt Panico Alpinverlag

Climbing and Bouldering in Kochel In Kochel, the Munich home area, has again done a lot, so that the new edition of the climbing guide has turned out over 100 pages thicker than the previous. As usual, there is a detailed bouldering section and even a deep water soloing spot has found its way into the book. Spectacular pictures show the progress in Kochel regarding the difficulties.  The offer has also expanded for more moderate climbers. There are new tours in the Urinstein sector on the Kienstein and on the Wiesenwand. Also newly included are the Riversidewall, the tours on the Grauen Wand, and the children's tours on the Roxy Wall. 384 pages language german edition 2017 T. Lamprecht Panico Alpinverlag

The Ammer Mountains are located between the Allgäu Alps and the Wetterstein. While longer alpine routes can be found in the west of the small mountain group, many climbs in the eastern part have a sport climbing character. For climbers from the Augsburg area, but also for the legions from Munich, the climbing gardens on the left and right of the upper Ammer are quickly accessible destinations. Kofel, Frauenwasserl or the Falkenwand are correspondingly popular. The climbing guide Ammertal has been greatly expanded compared to its predecessor (... the climbing guide Oberammergau). On 296 pages, 34 climbing areas are now described in detail, the lush illustrations make you want to climb around O`Gau.288 pagesLanguage GermanEdition 2022R. HeilandPanico Alpinverlag

sportclimbing around Innsbruck sportclimbing / via ferrata / iceclimbing / boulder 216 pages language german edition 2017 G. Durner, W. Gürtler AM-Berg Verlag