Boulder of Oslo and surroundings Østmarka on the edge of the city from Hellerud to Skullerud has the most bouldering with over 1500 problems. Then you add 500 more problems in the other areas ending up with 2000 boulders in the 384 pages guidebook. 384 pages language norwegian / english edition 2021 - Warning: Increased shipping costs due to book weighing more than 1kg -

Now it is completely revised and appears after 8 years in a new look. There has also been an increase in the number of areas and routes.The climbing guidebook for Oslo and the surrounding area is free of advertising and the majority of the sales proceeds are invested in the equipment, renovation and development of the presented climbing areas and new routes. This explains the high purchase price.A really nifty work, full of great color photos, good graph. Topos, short area descriptions as well as maps of the parking lots and the sectors.The majority of the routes presented are single pitches. Of course, there are also multi-pitches through wonderful granite. From plaisir routes to well-secured sport climbing routes to routes that you can belay yourself, everything is given.Pictograms / signs explain everything without words and make knowledge of Norwegian obsolete.At the end of the climbing guide, the areas are presented again in your core data. This gives a good overview and makes it easier to choose.320 pagesLanguage Norwegian / Approach by car to the area as well as the approach to the crag is in EnglishEdition 2021

With a height of 733 m, Andersnatten towers with its special shape about 50 km northwest of Oslo. Its recognizable silhouette casts a magical spell and also offers ingenious long multi-pitch routes in fantastic surroundings. It is an Eldorado for relatively well-secured routes that are easy to self-protect. 4 routes are completely bolted, 10 routes can be self-protected and 14 routes offer a mix of both.A total of 28 routes with 132 individual pitches are properly described and illustrated. Sometimes fold-out color photopos for a detailed overview and clearly arranged numbers and symbols help even the language (Norwegian) foreigner to the dream route!114 pagesLanguage NorwegianEdition 2024

Climb Norway - this climbing guide is a good overview work for the climbing areas of Norway. If you have a lot of time and it drives you through this country, you do not want to go to just one specific area, but want to get to know several, then this guide is just right. Always enough to spend at least a full day climbing in one area. The topos are placed over the color photos of the crags / walls. Further help pictograms, which are presented in the front part of the book. Right there also overview maps are waiting, so that no one loses orientation in Norway. The climbing areas of the climbing guide Nord-Trøndelag are completely included in Climb Norway. Well illustrated and laid out, the 2021 edition describes only some more routes than the edition 2018. 425 pages Language: Norwegian / English Edition 2021 R.Carlsen and L. V. Wagelid Norges Boltefond Rock: granite, gneiss, sandstone Difficluties 4 to 9+ norwegian scale Protection: sport and trade climbing conditions Season: late spring, summer, early fall

climbing in the center of norwegian 38 pages language norwegian / english / german edition 2016

7 climbingspot´s close to Oslo 60 pages language norwegian / english edition 2015 R. Carlsen, L. V. Wagelid  

Klatrefører for Jotunheimen fully summarises the climbing routes in Norway's wildest mountain landscape. The beauty of the home of the giants is truly breathtaking. The highest mountains in Norway are located here in the south of the country and are part of the Skanden. As exciting and wild as the landscape with its magnificent peaks is, working with the climbing guide can also be challenging - unless you know Norwegian. Although the climbing guide has an extensive, four-language glossary (Norwegian, German, English, French) of all climbing and mountain-related terms and a trilingual (Norwegian, German, English) explanation of the topos, it is definitely tedious to find the desired tour.The climbing guide contains descriptions of 305 routes, 13 of which are new since the previous edition. There are also descriptions of 15 ridge crossings. 83 routes, i.e. around a quarter of the route descriptions, are provided with detailed maps / topos, while the remaining routes are only described verbally. As a small support, there are 32 overview maps of the various climbing areas and a new alphabetical index of all mountain peaks.Anyone who has the time and energy to prepare in advance for these routes on these fascinating mountains with the help of this climbing guide, or who simply knows Norwegian and can therefore do it more quickly, is strongly advised to go climbing there.454 pagesLanguage Norwegian / Glossary: Norwegian, German, English, FrenchEdition 2023Norsk Tindeklub