After many years, the countless climbing areas around Bergen have finally been given a new look and this wonderful climbing guide has been published. A big plus; the sport climbing routes and the trad routes are available in one book for the first time. And it's all modern, with great color photos, precise maps, helpful pictograms and QR codes, a detailed overview, lots of action shots and all in a handy format. 115 climbing areas with a total of 2337 routes. 29 climbing areas are already accessible by public transport, making it a great alternative to driving yourself and a possibility for urban life in the evening! Plenty of material for long days in Norway.384 pagesLanguage NorwegianEdition 2024

The book contains an almost complete overview of climbing opportunities in Hamar, Gjøvik, Østerdalen, Lillehammer and Elverum. A great climbing guide to discover and experience the excellent climbing in the region. There is also a chapter on bouldering as well as another chapter on ice climbing in this vast area. Norwegian is not absolutely necessary to understand the book, because once you have chosen an area, first of all the geodata will help you to find the parking place. After that you orientate yourself on the good site plans and the rest you get on pictograms and very good color photo topos.258 pagesLanguage NorwegianEdition 2013L. A. Nornes

Klatrefører for Jotunheimen fully summarises the climbing routes in Norway's wildest mountain landscape. The beauty of the home of the giants is truly breathtaking. The highest mountains in Norway are located here in the south of the country and are part of the Skanden. As exciting and wild as the landscape with its magnificent peaks is, working with the climbing guide can also be challenging - unless you know Norwegian. Although the climbing guide has an extensive, four-language glossary (Norwegian, German, English, French) of all climbing and mountain-related terms and a trilingual (Norwegian, German, English) explanation of the topos, it is definitely tedious to find the desired tour.The climbing guide contains descriptions of 305 routes, 13 of which are new since the previous edition. There are also descriptions of 15 ridge crossings. 83 routes, i.e. around a quarter of the route descriptions, are provided with detailed maps / topos, while the remaining routes are only described verbally. As a small support, there are 32 overview maps of the various climbing areas and a new alphabetical index of all mountain peaks.Anyone who has the time and energy to prepare in advance for these routes on these fascinating mountains with the help of this climbing guide, or who simply knows Norwegian and can therefore do it more quickly, is strongly advised to go climbing there.454 pagesLanguage Norwegian / Glossary: Norwegian, German, English, FrenchEdition 2023Norsk Tindeklub