Legendary Siurana David Brascó and Natàlia Campillo have produced a really great book for a distinctly legendary and fascinating climbing area. The guide scores points in its format, its trilingualism, its very good topos, and its short and concise information on access, walking times, protection, route length and route density (difficulty) for each sector, the orientation of each wall, and of course with its site plans. Part of the profit of this guide is allocated to equipment, re-bolting and maintenance work. Our recommendation is therefore always to buy the local climbing guidebook if possible ... 349 pages Language: Spanish / Catalan / English Edition 2023 D. Brascò and N. Campillo Self publisher Rock: limestone Difficulties: 4 - 9b french scale, predominant 7th grade / single and multi pitches Number of routes: about 1750 Protection: sport climbing Season: all year round

Margalef in a new format. In the meantime, 1831 routes in 95 sectors have been developed there. In the new 2024 edition, you will find 467 routes between 4 - 6b+, 735 routes between 6c - 7b+, 486 routes between 7c - 8b+, 95 routes in the 8c - up sector and 48 projects. All sorts, and something for everyone!Margalef offers mainly single pitches (80% approx. 20m) on well-secured routes. You can climb here all year round.The new guidebook by Vincent Palau and Maya Ayupova summarizes the current situation on site in a comprehensive, clear and appealing way.The sectors (GPS coordinates) are each described in great detail at the beginning - information on parking facilities (GPS coordinates), approach time, wall gradient, family-friendliness, orientation, sunshine / shade according to time of day, list of the number of routes by grade, ...The individual routes are presented in detail with the following information: Name, grade, length, number of belays, equipment.The topos are laid over good color photographs and are easy to read.412 pagesLanguage EnglishEdition 2024V. Palau, M. Ayupova

This climbing guide presents in its first edition climbing areas in the province of Castellón. Castellón is located between the provinces of Valencia and Tarragona, that is, north of the city of Valencia and south of the city of Barcelona, directly on the Mediterranean Sea.Featured areas: Jérica, Peñas Aragonesas, Tales, Fuentes de Ayodar, Llavalasar, Vallat, El Castellet, La Cantera, Borriol, Orpesa, La Rambla, Atzeneta del Maestrat, Penyagolosa, Barranc de la Guitarra, Sarratella, Culla, Torreblanca, Murs, Torre Badun, Penyíscola, La Pedrera, Morral de l'Angel, Xert, Rosell, MorellaForcall and La Gotera.The guide is reduced to great photos, very good graphic topos, good directions and short and concise descriptions of each location. Of course, there's all the information about the tour itself, such as wall height, difficulty, belay points, tabular and thus clear. The areas are also presented by means of detailed pictograms, so knowledge of Spanish is not obligatory.Single pitches are in the predominant number, but there are also some ingenious multi-pitches described.320 pagesLanguage Spanish1st edition 2010L. Alfonso

The Catalan province of Tarragona in eastern Spain is a dream region from the climber's point of view. Nestled in the spectacular landscape of the Sierra de Prades, it is home to a large number of climbing areas (relatively close together) that are as beautiful as they are resonant - first and foremost, of course, Siurana. Composed mostly of limestone and conglomerate, these crags offer some of the best sport climbing in Catalonia. Also included in the guide: Margalef, Montsant, La Riba, Els Cogullons, El Penitent, Mont-ral, La Mussara, Vilanova de Prades, Arbolí and Masriudoms. Even if it is a selection guide - that is, the individual areas are only presented in extracts - this 3rd edition of the climbing guide with now more than 4800 routes, distributed over 11 areas, has turned out quite comprehensive. Who wants to put his focus on only one of the included areas, is certainly better served with a local guide.Each area is described in detail in the introduction (e.g. type of climbing to be found, best season). Detailed access descriptions and sketches for the individual sectors as well as panoramic photos and GPS coordinates for all major parking facilities leave no question unanswered in terms of orientation.All further information is provided in pictogram form - here you will find information on orientation, access times, difficulty range of the existing paths, wall inclination/climbing style.The topos are laid out as colored lines over very good color photographs and are very legible throughout. The individual routes are then characterized again by name, length and grade (French scale).The climbing guide is written in three languages throughout - including English.Overall, a very well done climbing guide, which in presentation and clarity strongly reminiscent of the proven Rockfax guides.512 pagesLanguage Spanish / Catalan / English3. edition 2023P. O'Donovan and D. Andrada

The compact and detailed guide to the Arboli area.This climbing guide is also of great use to the non / little Spanish speaking climber. Information on climbing style, difficulty, length of routes and required equipment. Furthermore, the guide offers photos of various sectors, overview maps to find the approaches and detailed maps of each sector.The guide includes information on 23 sectors:    * l'Obaga    * Can Simiro (dues subzones)    * Can Mansa (sectors dret i esq)    * la Carbonera    * el Duc    * el Cremat    * Forat del Serratell    * l'Ermita    * la Termita    * el Falcó    * l'obaga del Falcó    * el Riu    * Barranc d'en Xoles    * Racó d'Emmanuelle    * Xochipilli    * el Dard (tres sectors)    * agulles de l'Embut    * Totxo Deskici    * Mas d'en Rei 120pagesLanguage SpanishEdition 2002ideal complement: bouldering guide Bloc. Muntanyes de PradesAuthors: Luis Alfonso and Xavi BuxóSupercrack editions