When you look at the new edition of the climbing guide for Lyon, you might think it's the little brother of the “old” edition. But no, the new edition reflects what is currently managed by the FFME of the Lyon metropolitan area. The climbing guide now includes 10 climbing areas. Previously, there were 16. Two climbing areas had to be closed, one due to the misconduct of some climbers and the other due to heavy rockfall. Four other areas will now be managed by the FFME Rhone. The layout has remained the same. You don't necessarily have to buy the new one—the old one will do.118 pagesLanguage: FrenchEdition: 2025FFME

The new edition of the climbing guide *Escalade en Isère* describes routes in the Vallées de Grenoble, Chartreuse, and Nord Isère regions. The individual climbing areas vary greatly; this is evident, for example, in the number of routes (ranging from very small areas with 6 routes to areas with 347 routes). Of course, there are both single-pitch and multi-pitch areas, though the short, technical routes are in the majority. The climbing areas are mostly nestled in beautiful natural surroundings and sometimes offer sweeping views and deep vistas.The climbing guide stands out for its detailed descriptions of the areas, routes, and how to get there, a very good overview of the area, QR codes for parking, clear location photos, and high-quality color photos.Climbing areas included:Vallées de Grenoble: SDF, Guy Pape, Jimmy’s Cliff, Les Lames, Le Mas d’Oris, Le Pèr’Gras, La Cimaïette, Narbonne, L’abattoir, Le goupil, Les Brieux, Saint Egrève, Les Jayères, Voreppe, Fontaine-Pierre Béghin, Luce Douady, Le Coup de Sabre, Le Petit Désert, La D.J. Face, Le Désert de l’Ecureuil, Chez Roger, Chez Yvette, Mur de Satan, Espace Comboire, Comboire, Risset, and Saint Paul de VarcesChartreuse: La Pierre Champ Bertin and Les Communaux, St. Pancrasse – Le Luisset, Le Col du Coq, La Dent de Crolles, La Pierre Grange 1 and 2, Lumbin – Belvédère de Luce, L’Aulp du Seuil, Le Glésy, La Flachère, Le Pont de Vence, L’Ecoutoux, Le Rocher du Bret – St Eynard, Le Vallon de la Penna, Le Rocher du Mollard, Roche Brune, Les Gorges de Crossey and Saint-AupreNord Isère: Hières sur Amby, Vertrieu, Porcieu, Creys-Mépieu and Jardin – La Tour de Montléans388 pagesLanguage: FrenchEdition: 2025FFME