With over 290 routes from 4b to 8c, the long-awaited new edition of the Sancy climbing guide offers a variety of routes for all climbers. Whether bouldering, climbing gardens or long routes, there is something here for everyone. Written by Marc Chalier and Gérard Monneron and published by Sancy Grimpe, this guide allows you to discover eight climbing areas and one bouldering area in the Sancy massif.Located between 900 m and 1400 m above sea level, the areas of volcanic origin are in a magical setting and are called: Saint-Sauves, Le Capucin, Les Verrous, Les roches Tuillère et Sanadoire, La dent de la Rancune, La crête de Coq, Chambon des Neiges and Lac Pavin. Perfect summer destinations and most centrally located in France.The climbing guide is characterized by clear site plans and graphic topos. In addition, clear pictograms and GPS data guide to the climbing destination.184 pagesLanguage FrenchEdition 2023M.Chalier, G.MonneronSancy Grimpe

- A climbing guidebook to over 250 cliffs, with all grades included 3a - 8c. - A highly cost effective and practical guidebook to the best areas. - Ideal for beginners, families, regular climbers; with 12,000 + routes. - GPS info, great access maps, campsites and picnic spots. - Bi-lingual French-English guidebook. This title is the first of this 4 book series to general sport climbing and bouldering in France, and is designed for all levels of climber. This book includes the main 6 departments of Bourgogne and Auvergne, along with many other cliffs from nearby departments that are easy to access en-route and natural to include. 1) FONTAINEBLEAU, a simple introduction to the 30 main areas. 2) YONNE-MORVAN, spectacular Saussois, plus hidden granite areas. 3) AUXOIS-BEAUNE-MACON, a big concentration of classic limestone. 4) CLERMONT-FERRAND-CANTAL, all of the Auvergne volcanic towers. 5) SAINT-ETIENNE-HAUTE LOIRE, the quiet areas of Massif Central. 6) ARDECHE-LOZERE, a place to seek sunshine and magnificent rock. Area: 256 cliffs more than 11.2200 routes Protection: sportclimbing conditions Season: all year round 320 pages Language: English/French Edition 20221 D.Atchison-Jones Jingo Wobbly

Climbing in the Angoumois region, in the west of France, in the Charente department. Here directly in the Eaux Claires valley, i.e. on the river Les eaux claires. Wonderfully located limestone! From 3 to 9a franc. Scale you get the chance to prove yourself. However, the majority of the routes are graded 6. A total of approx. 400 routes.The climbing guide is simply structured. First you get information about the area, the map, then a list of all the routes according to difficulty and then the topos. These are graphic and very simple, but easy to read. The booklet ends with some photo topos for bouldering.82 pagesLanguage FrenchEdition 2012 (reprint 2022)

The Ardèche Gorge is not only an extremely attractive destination for canoeists, but also a place of unlimited climbing fun. The different types of rock (including granite, limestone and phonolite) in this area provide variety in terms of movement.In the Ardèche there are mainly single pitches, a few multi-pitch tours and a few via ferratas.The guide shows the respective areas or sectors on good maps, and QR codes and geocoordinates also help in the current climbing guide. The introductory text to the sector provides information on the orientation, the features of the walls, the location above MM, the rock, safety requirements for the sector, the required rope length and the approach time - practically in pictograms. About 95% of the topos are on color photos. The small remainder is on drawn rocks or walls. In addition, the colorful marking of the pages helps you to find the climbing area quickly.384 pagesLanguage FrenchOverview / instructions for use of the climbing guide in EnglishEdition 2024Collectif 07FFME

The Périgord Noir is the most famous and beautiful part of the Dordogne, characterized by its deep forests, valleys and caves. It also owes its name to the many dark oak forests - the Black Périgord. The climbing guidebook describes 5 areas located in the middle of this wonderful landscape - Céou, Vallèe de la Dordogne (Falaises de Caudon, Falaises du Cingle, Blocs de Saint-Rome), Pech de Mont, Milhac and Falaise de Campagne.Taken together, the 5 areas offer around 486 sport climbing routes and a handful of bouldering. The difficulties are concentrated in the 5th/6th/7th french. Grade, those who like it harder will also find routes up to the 8th grade, but there are also easier routes than 5th grade.The guide compactly lists the necessary info - orientation, altitude and grade. The approach sketches are simple, but clearly arranged.A special feature of the areas should not go unmentioned here: some rocks are located directly or at a short distance from the river Dordogne with its many beautiful swimming spots ... 108 pagesLanguage French / Small overview for use with symbols in English and SpanishEdition 2022

Who doesn't know the volcanic cones of the Auvergne, especially the Puy de Dome. The department of the same name offers excellent hiking, canoeing and, of course, climbing.This topo guide presents 24 climbing areas, which are very varied. Most of the climbing is on granite or basalt. Beginners and advanced climbers will get their money's worth.The book is well structured and will guide you to your climbing destination even if you don't know French. Detailed descriptions, pictograms, color photos (few graphs), excellent maps and GPS coordinates of the climbing destinations are used.A good alternative or supplement to the south-eastern climbing areas of the Ardeche or the Cantal to the south.approx. 800 routes spread over 24 areas207 pagesLanguage FrenchEdition 2024