Pedriza Boulder is the complete bouldering guidebook to La Pedriza. Already a world famous climbing spot, this granite paradise is also now the biggest bouldering area in Spain. Google Maps GPS points of every crag Don’t get lost anymore. Copy and paste the number in Google Maps to find your problem. Hands icons for uncertain starts No more mistakes. See the hands icons to identify where the problem starts. Extreme topo details Access and topos drawn stone by stone. Signs, barriers, fences or cattle gates to clearly understand the maps. +250 white boulders for kids White boulders from 3A to 3C specifically developed by and for kids. Also blue lines can be climb by our little crushers. 3D pictures of the areas with car parks GPS points General 3D views of the areas with green boxes of each crag of the area. Black and white stars for classic problems Black ★ stars for the classic problems and white ☆ stars for the most repeated problems. Vertical Life app included! 464 pages language spain, english edition 2021 T. Martin Autoedition

The dark granite complex of La Maliciosa and El Peñotillo, which can be easily seen from the center of Madrid, represents one of the most interesting but also unknown places of classic climbing in the Sierra de Guadarrama.In the climbing guidebook "La Maliciosa. Guía de escalada" by the aurors J. Ignacio Luján and Pablo Aguado, you will find detailed information about almost all the routes on the main walls, as well as an appendix with some activities that can be done in the area in winter.Each one of the suggested routes has been repeated to provide updated information about the condition of the equipment, the difficulty level, the material needed, the way back, etc. Each route description contains detailed descriptions, pitch by pitch, accompanied by careful sketches on photos that facilitate the climbing of the line.In short; a meticulous work that finally brings clarity to one of the wildest and most unknown climbing areas in the Spanish mountains.158 pagesLanguage SpanishEdition 2022J. I. Luján, P. Aguado

Patones is located about 70 km north of Madrid. Thus, it is not surprising that it is the most popular climbing area of the capital. This should not deter a visit, however, because it is still one of the best limestone climbing areas in Spain and is subject to constant development of new rocks and routes.This guide is the most up-to-date and co-edited by local heroes. There are over 900 routes described, with color photos, sketches, topos, etc. The difficulties in Patones are between the 4th and 9th French grades. The routes are often rated harder. The route length is on average 25m.240 pagesLanguage Spanish3rd edition 2015Ediciones Desnivel

La Pedriza is a huge granite climbing area north of Madrid. Here you can find everything from plaisir climbing to classic routes for friends of the clamping wedge or Friends. This guide was revised in 2021 and brought up to date.In the years since the previous edition of the guide, a lot of drilling has been done on site. Thus, friends of the well-secured route are increasingly getting their money's worth in La Pedriza.The routes are presented in the usual "Desnivel quality". You get all the necessary information (topos, access sketches) to orient yourself, even if you do not know Spanish. A basic knowledge of Spanish or at least a dictionary is of course an advantage, especially for the descriptions of the long routes.416 pagesLanguage SpanishEdition 2022L. S. NavarreteEdiciones Desnivel

Cuenca, a huge limestone climbing area with an outstanding density of routes, situated in a fantastically beautiful valley. A total of 1600 routes are described in the guidebook. All the necessary information, such as approach, orientation of the individual sectors, difficulty and length of the tour, wall gradient and child-friendliness are clearly shown in pictograms. The parking lot closest to each sector can be found easily using the QR code. There is also lots and lots of information about the area and its development right at the start of the book. The tabular list of all routes in the various sectors, sorted by number and grade, is very helpful. The routes themselves are clearly illustrated on full-page photo topos.The area is incredibly popular. You will rarely be alone.400 pagesLanguage Spanish / English5th edition 2023J. Yanez, J. OlarteEdiciones Desnivel

The Sierra de Gredos is better known for its classic climbing and mountaineering than for its sport climbing areas. However, across the length and breadth of all the valleys that surround these mountains, there are a large number of sectors with a total of around 1,000 equipped sport climbing routes. Many of the routes are of very good quality and are undoubtedly worth discovering.Sectors such as La Casquera de Navatalgordo, La Corbera de Navalmoral or Santibáñez de Béjar have a handful of recommended routes, but others, such as the Duque Lagoon in Solana de Ávila, should be on the list of the best climbing areas. There you will find endless and vertical walls, perfect cracks where you can practice all techniques. Challenging climbing surrounded by a sober and intoxicating landscape, full of lagoons, ravines, oaks and holm oaks.Areas included: Robledillo * La Cancha. Navalacruz * Navatalgordo * Garganta del Cuervo * Navarredonda de Gredos * La Plataforma. Hoyos del Espino * Peña la vieja * Navalperal de Tormes * Laguna del Duque. Solana de Ávila * Santibáñez de Béjar * Risco Gordo * La Covatilla * Barrera de Valdesancho * La Covatilla * Carabancheles * Valdesangil * Cancho Bermejo * Valdesangil * Canalizos * Candelario * La Corbera * Navalmoral de Béjar * El Picacho * Vallejera de Riofrío175 pagesLanguage Spanish / EnglishEdition 2018