The peaks around Watzmann, Hochkalter and Kampenwand offer an almost inexhaustible playground for mountaineers. Their diversity is a guarantee for great days on the mountain. Sebastian Steude presents a finely balanced collection of tours with his guide. Demanding hikes (T4 upwards), normal climbs, ridge crossings, summits and alpine climbing tours - in this kind a real novelty and milestone worthy. The spectrum ranges from the normal route up the Kleiner Watzmann and the Hagengebirgsdurchquerung to the Kampenwand and Watzmannüberschreitung to the Watzmann-Ostwand and the Hoher Göll-Westgrat. And of course much much more!Those who know Panico, know what to expect: exact descriptions, detailed map sketches and meaningful topos. Our summer tip for Upper Bavaria fans, whether mountaineers, mountain hikers, summit collectors or climbers in the lower difficulty levels - (not only) the Watzmann calls!UntersbergGeiereck, Salzburger Hochthron, Gamsalmkopf, Berchtesgadener Hochthron, Großer Rauher Kopf, Untersbergüberschreitung, Lattengebirge, Rotofentürme, Törlkopf, LattengebirgsüberschreitungReiter AlmHirscheck, Drei Brüder, Wagendrischlhorn, Stadelhorn, Großes Mühlsturzhorn, Grundübelhörner, Hohes Gerstfeld, Große HauptkammüberschreitungHochkalterSchärtenspitze, Hochkalter, Ofentalhörnl, Hocheisspitze, Überschreitung des HochkaltermassivsWatzmannWatzmann Hocheck, Watzmann Mittelspitze (Wiederroute), Watzmann Südspitze (Kederbacher Weg), Kleiner Watzmann, Watzmannkinder, WatzmannüberschreitungHagengebirgeReinersberg, Kahlersberg, Teufelshörner, Große HagengebirgsdurchquerungGöllBarmsteine, Kehlstein, Hoher Göll, Pflughörndl, Göll-Brett-ÜberschreitungÖstliche Chiemgauer AlpenHochstaufen, Rauschberg, Sonntagshorn, Gföllhörndl, Hochkienberg (Hörndlwand), Hochfelln, HochgernWestliche Chiemgauer AlpenGederer Wand, Kampenwand, Staffelstein, Spitzstein, HeubergSummits & ridges, normal ascents, alpine climbs & crossings240 pageslanguage Germanedition 2022S. SteudePanico Alpinverlag

Actually, the Hochkönig area is just the southeastern tip of the Berchtesgaden Alps. A sub-area only, but what a sub-area! Everything here is extraordinary: the concentration of rock faces in a very small area, the outstanding quality of the rock, the very special development history. Since the Panico climbing guidebook of 2002, however, Hochkönig routes have only appeared sporadically in selection guides, and there was no climbing guidebook of its own. Instead, there is now a comprehensive area guide, compiled with scientific meticulousness, which finally corresponds to what the Hochkönig area is - one of the absolute top climbing areas in the entire Alps. With long, wild routes, for which the area was notorious for decades, but with an equal abundance of contemporary alpine sport climbing in a class of its own.The book includes a download code for a 248-page eBook. You can expect finger-hole accurate verbal descriptions of numerous routes, pitch by pitch. Purists beware: after reading this information, an on-sight ascent of the presented route is de facto hardly possible ;))496 pagesLanguage German1st edition 2022H. Berger, F. Dertnig, R. KühbergerPanico Apinverlag

This unusual climbing guide comes in the form of a card / poster, is folded to A5 and opened 100 cm long. The cards are delivered in a transparent card sleeve and are thus well prepared for transport.The described climbing garden is located at the beginning of the wildly romantic Rattenbach Valley, only about 5 minutes by car from Bad Ischl. The wall, about 40-45 m high and about 200 m wide, faces southwest and climbing is therefore possible almost all year round. At the moment there are about 90 routes on the wall, almost continuously single pitches. They are the best secured, technically demanding routes in all grades.The topos are simple sketches of the sectors, the individual routes are shown in detail (including belays). language germanPutz Heli Outdoor

This unusual climbing guide comes in the form of a card / poster, is folded to A5 and opened 100 cm long. The cards are delivered in a transparent card sleeve and are thus well prepared for transport.The described Zwerchwand is located at an altitude of over 1200 m above sea level and offers routes from the 5th to the 8th grade. The wall, about 80-100 m high and about 400 m wide, runs from east to west.Currently, there are more than 100 routes on the wall - mainly single pitches, but also routes with up to 5 lengths. These are best-secured, technically demanding routes in all grades, with the 7th and 8th grades clearly dominating (80 out of 100 routes).The topos are drawn on a panoramic photograph of the Zwerchwand. language germanPutz Heli Outdoor

This unusual climbing guide comes in the form of a card / poster, is folded to A5 and opened 100 cm long. The cards are delivered in a transparent card sleeve and are thus well prepared for transport.The Ewige Wand above Bad Goisern is one of the best climbing areas in the Salzkammergut, the south-facing orientation allows almost year-round climbing. The wall is up to 140 m high and offers everything a climber's heart can desire, from single-pitch sport climbs to many multi-pitch classics. Currently, there are more than 50 routes on the wall - mainly single-pitch, but also routes with up to 7 lengths. They are the best secured, technically demanding routes in all grades, with the 6th and 7th grade dominating.The topos are marked on a panoramic photograph of the Ewige Wand. language germanPutz Heli Outdoor

A dark web of legends surrounds the Untersberg, where Emperor Karl is said to be waiting for his resurrection. Fortunately, sport climbers, pleasure climbers, mountaineers, via ferrata climbers, speleologists, skiers and nature lovers don't have to wait that long to have fun, because the possibilities for activities on the nearly 2,000-meter-high massif are enormous. Also much praised are the climbs on the Hoher Göll, mainly because of its massive west face, which has been the destination of climbers for almost 100 years. The excellent rock, the wild scenery high above the fantastic final valley and last but not least the short approach make the Göll west face a top area for alpine climbers. In the slab walls of the Hoher Brett, especially in recent years, many sport climbing routes of lower and medium grades have been established. The south-facing orientation, the mostly good protection and the less steep terrain compared to the Göll west face make the walls on the Hohen Brett a popular destination for pleasure climbers.360 pagesLanguage GermanEdition 2023G. Sojer, R. KollerPanico Alpinverlag

Climbing in Chiemgau, that used to mean training for the real mountains namely on the Kampenwand and maybe still on the Hörndlwand. These two - in the meantime mostly rehabilitated - traditional areas are described completely in this guide.Today most climbers associate with the Chiemgau, however, rather the sunny rocks of the Achental, such as the Zellerwand, the Pleitewandl or the beautiful, easy Auerwandl. At the latest since the first edition of this guidebook, many know that there are also many other climbs around Ruhpolding and Inzell, as well as above Aschau, on the side cliffs of the Kampenwand, there are also attractive climbing exist.The climbing guide Bavarian Alps Volume 1 - Chiemgau and Berchtesgaden including the Kampenwand is part of a three-volume series. Volume 2 describes the climbing areas Out of Rosenheim & Kufstein and volume 3 covers the region from Bayrischzell to Benediktbeuern. 460 pages language german edition 2023 M. Stadler Panico Alpinverlag

The third edition of the climbing guidebook CHIEMGAU ROCK - Sport climbing from Rosenheim to Salzburg describes over 2,200 routes and all worthwhile sport climbing areas from Rosenheim to Salzburg on 576 pages. Numerous sectors and crags are described for the first time and exclusively, such as the Hengstalm in the Inn Valley, several areas and sectors in the Achental Valley and new sectors in the Kampenwand area. The author's importance as one of the most important developers and his closeness to the local scene guarantee a topicality that is unmatched by the competition. For the first time in a long time, the volume finally brings all areas of the region up to date. The book is aimed primarily at the target group of sport climbers and families. The description of sparsely secured alpine routes has been deliberately omitted. Instead, the sport climbing areas have been researched with unsurpassed care and accuracy, and no effort has been spared in providing up-to-date information and a comprehensive graphic presentation of the area introductions, topos and approach sketches. The book is richly illustrated with over 80 color photos and more than 200 wall and access sketches. As a qualified product developer, the author has paid particular attention to the criteria of product ergonomics and reading typography. The lavishly generated photo and image material underlines the clear layout. Meaningful pictograms make the new climbing guide even easier to understand and make it quicker to find the information you are looking for. Other features include a bookmark, QR codes for navigation with Google Maps, separate route descriptions for e-bike access, portraits of local developers and the DAV seal of approval for environmentally friendly climbing. All important information is also translated into English for foreign-language customers.576 pagesLanguage German / English3rd edition 2024C. Müller

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