climbing at the Slnečné Skaly close to Porúbka, in the north of slovakia 61 pages language slovak edition 2019

winterascents in the high tatra 224 pages language slovak, but with a lot of topos edition 2021 M. Bobovcak, M. Jacina autoedition

Climbing Guidebook for the smallest high mountains of the world, Part 2 (Eastern Tatra) 244 pages language slovak / appendix english edition 2018 M. Bobovcak, M. Jacina autoedition

Approximately 50 km southwest of Košice (Eastern Slovakia), just behind the village of Zádiel, lies the beautiful karst gorge Zádielska dolina. It is 4 km long and up to 300 m deep. A lot of potential, besides hiking and biking, for climbing. The highlight of the gorge is probably the 105 m high limestone needle Cukrová homoľa / Sugar Loaf, on which climbing is of course allowed.The climbing guidebook describes about 450 routes from UIAA difficulty level 6. Many routes also more difficult (very few easier than 6) and not all ringed. Most of the routes are well secured and wall heights of maximum 110 m are reached.The guide deals with everything in two parts. Thus, one is very well informed. Also topos and maps as well as the pictograms and QR codes used facilitate the selection and finding your way. The topos are modern color photo topos.The area is also described in excerpts (the most important sectors) in the climbing guidebook "Skalky - Climbing Guide Eastern Slovakia" available with us.131 pagesLanguage Slovak, EnglishEdition 2022

This climbing guidebook describes 16 climbing areas in eastern Slovakia and one area in northern Hungary (close to the Slovak border). The areas are located east and southeast of Poprad, among others in the beautiful Slovak Paradise. Except for "Zadiel", they are relatively small areas with a route number between 30 and 150 trails. "Zádiel", the largest and most famous area in the region, is beautifully embedded in the karst gorge Zádielska dolina. With 152 routes, it is only described in excerpts in this guidebook, as there is an independent climbing guidebook for the area. The guidebook "rp v Zádieli" is of course also available in our shop. In eastern Slovakia, climbing is mainly done in limestone and in andesite walls (porphyrites). The almost 1,300 routes described are almost all well drilled single pitches. The topos are very clearly laid out on full-page colour photographs. The individual areas are briefly characterised in the introduction, and the approach is described in detail (with GPS coordinates). All further information is given in tables and pictograms - number of routes sorted by grade, approach time, orientation, child-friendliness, safety situation, route length, number of bolts... 368 pages language slovak / english edition 2018