The most beautiful multi-pitch routes between 5 and 7 - with tours in Bavaria and Salzburg. Plaisir climbing - this means climbing in very good to well equipped with bolts multi-pitch routes, which have a moderate degree of difficulty. In this book, the most beautiful tours between 5 (5a) and 7 (6b) are presented in a visually appealing way. You can see immediately what to expect - topos sketch, overview picture, description and difficulty diagram. With access to the tour app, you always have the tour info from the book at hand on your smartphone. Starting from the Tannheimer Tal and the region around Ehrwald - the route collection touches the Inntal and its side valleys to the Wilder Kaiser - of course, the great multi-pitch tours in the Bavarian Pre-Alps, the Chiemgauer and Berchtesgaden Alps are also listed. Whether climbing pleasure near the valley or perfectly secured multi-pitch tours in the high mountains, for everyone who wants to climb relaxed in North Tyrol and the surrounding area, this Plaisir climbing guide is exactly the right choice. 336 pages language german / english edition 2020 A. Jentzsch-Rabl, A. Jentzsch Alpinverlag

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

The best climbing areas in Tyrol: from the Steinplatte to the Außenfern, from the Rofan to the Ötztal Valley - 88 climbing areas with over 5000 routes. For all difficulties - from easy climbing routes for beginners and children, to the high-end routes at the Schleierwasserfall, everything can be found. Detailed descriptions of the climbing areas and stories offer a deep insight into the Tyrolean climbing scene. Information on the conditions of the individual areas, access sketches and brief characteristics of the individual climbing routes complement the detailed route sketches.   672 pages language german edition 2016 M. Meisl routebook - Warning: Increased shipping costs due to book weighing more than 1kg -

The Zillertal is not only one of the largest climbing areas in Austria. It is also one of the few that now has a large, international reputation. In the new climbing guide, the most important climbing and bouldering areas in the rear Zillertal, from the easy children's boulder, to the most difficult routes and the most important multi-pitch routes are described. 500 climbing routes, over 1,000 boulder and 77 multi-pitch routes, presented in a simple, clear design, with detailed topos and access sketches, as well as a lot of additional information about climbing and bouldering in the Zillertal. 480 pages language: german edition 2018 M. Meisl route book

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