What distinguishes the Lechtal Alps above all is their terrific variety. In terms of rock, it is an area of stark contrasts, and in terms of climbing even more so. Whether wide runouts in alpine seclusion (Freispitze, Heelzapfen, Bocksgarten ...) or perfect sport climbing protection close to the valley (Burschlwand, Hasliwand, Starkenbach, Gurgltal, Hahntennjoch, Cafe Uta, Lechschlucht ...) - everything is offered, and on limestone rock in every imaginable variety. Among the classic hut bases for climbers, the Hermann von Barth hut with the Wolfebnerspitze and its satellites (Krottenkopf, Hermannskarturm, Balschteturm, Urbeleskarspitze ...) has now joined the Steinsee and Muttekopf huts, since the new edition of the climbing guide now also includes all the destinations on the south side of the Allgäu that can be reached from the Lech Valley. And also freshly added on the Inntal side is the Tschirgant with Karres, Geierwand and Simmering. More NEW does not go.Included areas:ArlbergLechtalAugsburg hutSteinseehütteParzinn / Hanau hutUpper Inn ValleyMuttekopf hutHahntennjoch504 pagesLanguage GermanEdition 2022Panico Alpinverlag

The sport climbing guidebook for the region from the sources of the river Lech to the Zugspitze. The authors climbed in the 3 years of the research most of the routes themselves, adjusted the grading and offer informative route-texts to most climbs. Many crags are described with photo-topos as well as with "normal" handdrawn topos. These handdrawn pieces of arts by Ulrich Röker have in the meanwhile a legendary status. Therefore for most crags each climber can use his favourite type of topo. Handdrawn, detailed topos and photo-topos Stars for cliffs 23 areas More than 660 routes 192 pages completely in colour Including many photos Exact access information Detailed access maps Colour-symbols, GPS coordinates and a lot more... 192 pages language German / Englsih edition 2014 U. Röker, H. Röker Gebro Verlag

The Bouldering area Silvapark close to Galtür in the Tyrolean Paznauntal is by now a well known international bouldering destination and is with its about 600 problems one of the big alpine areas.On the 96 pages this tyrolean bouldering jewel is described extensively and the information to the area is up-to-date. For this in autumn 2022 we researched the new problems of the last seasons.So there is a huge field for activity also in the lower and middle difficulties and together with such longtime existing top problems as "Anam Cara" or "Memento" and all the other hard and super hard testpieces the area is a perfect field of activity  for experts as well as for families!The texts are bilingual german/english and next to the detailed descriptions of the problems has also been space again for photos of the landscape or bouldering-action.To improve handling an alphabetically sorted index of the problems as well as a listing of the problems sorted by grade can be found at the end of the book, which allows easily the documentation of your own performances.96 pageslanguage german/ englishedition 2023U. u. H. RökerGebro Verlag

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

Oberallgäu • Ostallgäu • Vils/Tirol • Tannheimer Tal • Känzele • UnterallgäuThe sport climbing areas from GEBRO Verlag's home region: Oberallgäu, Ostallgäu and the Vils/Tyrol area, the Tannheimer Tal, the Känzele near Bregenz and the Bock area in Unterallgäu in one compact book.The ninth, heavily revised new edition of the book will be published in time for the 2024 spring season and contains lots of new features. In the Oberallgäu alone, 7 new walls are presented. Together with intensive re-climbing on the Kellerwand, the Zeckenwand, the Voglerwand, the Hinterkirche on the Steineberg, in Tiefenbach and the Starzlachklamm, over 170 new routes are presented in the Oberallgäu. Between Vils, Tannheimer Tal and Oberallgäu, there are even more than 200 new tours in this edition.Also new are QR codes for navigation to the parking lots and other interesting new information, such as how all the routes in the Allgäu are created (see also: Information on the development of the Allgäu).The continuous development of the Allgäu and the neighboring areas into one of the most important climbing regions in Germany/Austria continues. The appealing color layout and the generous illustrations whet the appetite for this great and lively sport climbing area in the heart of one of the most beautiful vacation regions in Germany and Austria!Note: The sport climbs around Reutte (including Weißwand) are still included in the Lechtal-Rock sport climbing guide.The latest edition of the sports climbing guide for the region, unsurpassed in detail and completeness!The up-to-date information on renovations and new tours on the Allgäu walls as well as valuable insider information make this book indispensable even for Allgäu experts.Visitors to the Allgäu will also find valuable tips on where to stay overnight.- hand-drawn, detailed topos- partly photo topos- Star rating of the rocks- 7 new areas- over 200 new routes- 93 areas in total with over 2400 routes- Information on renovations- 352 pages completely in color- many pictures inside- exact access descriptions- detailed approach sketches- new: QR codes for navigation to the parking lot- colored symbols, GPS coordinates and much more352 pageslanguage german / in parts englishedition 2024U. and H. RökerGebro Verlag