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After more than 10 years, the new edition of the guidebook for the Hohe Wand, the best hiking and climbing area in eastern Austria, has been published and now contains detailed descriptions of 1000 routes in the difficulty range 1 to 6+. Countless new tours have been added. The 2023 edition presents itself with exact new topos and many climbing and wall pictures. Already the indispensable companion for all hikers and climbers!Hand-drawn topos, a modernized layout and a large number of wall and climbing photos, mixed with historical intermezzi characterize the new work.The standard work for all Hohe Wand enthusiasts!448 pagesLanguage GermanEdition 2023Th. BehmSelf-published

Alpine objectives and crags 456 pages language: German edition 2021 A. Pasold Panico Alpinverlag Areas: Bregenzerwald Lechquellengebirge Lech/Warth Rätikon - Lüner See Rätikon - Lindauer Hütte Silvretta Verwall   A Bregenzerwald A1 Große Klara A2 Klausberg A3 Kanisfluh A4 KG Biberacher Hütte A5 Giglturm + Tweety A6 Schöneberg B Lechquellengebirge B1 KG Ravensburger Hütte B2 Roggalspitze B3 Goppelspitze B4 Plattnitzerjochspitze B5 Pöngertlekopf B6 Schafberg B7 Rote Wand B8 Kiesenza Gschröf C Lech/Warth C1 Grubenspitze C2 Roggspitze C3 Jahnturm (Valluga) C4 Biberkopf (KG Schrofenwies) C5 Widderstein C6 Auenfelder Horn D Rätikon - Lüner See D1 Douglass Hütte D2 Totalphütte D3 Schesaplana D4 Saulakopf D5 Zimba D6 Kirchlispitzen Nord E Rätikon - Lindauer Hütte E1 Sulzfluh E2 Klettergarten Lindauer Hütte E3 Gamsfreiheit E4 Drusentürme E5 Gelbeck E6 Imhofwand F Silvretta F1 Madrisa ( & KG Gargellen) F2 Klettergarten Partenen F3 Klettergarten Silvretta F4 Kresperspitze F5 Große Vallüla F6 Hochmaderer F7 Tübinger Hütte, Garneraturm F8 Klettergarten Saarbrücker Hütte F9 Kleinlitzner F10 Seehorn F11 Großlitzner G Verwall G1 Pflunspitzen G2 Patteriol G3 Klettergarten Darmstädter Hütte G4 Faselfadspitze G5 Kuchenspitze G6 Kirche Rock: limestone Difficulties: 3 to 10 UIAA / single and multi pitches Protection: alpin and sport climbing conditions Season: spring, summer, fall    

123 plaisir routes in the Bavarian Alps and in North Tyrol 248 pages language  german edition 2009 R. Goedeke Bergverlag Rother Area: Bavarian foothills of the alps, Wetterstein, Mieminger Kette, Karwendel, Rofan, Wilden Kaiser, Loferer Steinberge, Berchtesgadener Alps and Hochkönig. Rock: limestone Difficulties: III – VII UIAA Number of routes: 123 routes, multi pitches Protection: sport and trad climbing Season: late spring, summer, early fall

Alpine plaisir climbing 504 pages language german edition 2019 R. Kühberger Panico Alpinverlag Area: Berchtesgadener Land is a district in Bavaria, Germany. It is bounded by the district of Traunstein and by the state of Austria; Salzburger Land is a state or Land of Austria; climbing areas: Chiemgauer Alpen, Loferer & Leoganger Steinberge, Berchtesgadener Alpen, Hochkönig, Tennengebirge, Hohe Tauern, Dachstein, Salzkammergutberge (e.g. Reiteralm, Steinernes Meer, Göllstock, Untersberg, Hochkönig, Tennengebirge Gosaukamm, Hohe Tauern) Rock: limestone, granite, gneiss Protection: sport climbing Season: spring, summer, fall

Best of Salzburger Land Band 2 - Best of Alpinclimbing from Wolfgangsee to Dachsteinmassiv 504 pages language german edition 2019 R. Kühberger Panico Alpinverlag

1000 climbingroutes and boulder of the "Buckligen Welt" in the lower austria language german edition 2016 Th. Behm Autoedition

More than 10 years after the last edition of the classic climbing guide, the new book presents almost ALL alpine and sport climbing routes (over 2700! ) on the easternmost two-thousand-meter peaks of the Alpine arc and in the beautiful valley that separates them! Many new tours and old classics have been revisited and redrawn. The climbing guide is presented in full color with exact new topos and many climbing and wall pictures. Already THE indispensable companion for all climbers!448 pagesLanguage GermanEdition 2024Th. Behmauto edition

The Höllenthal, Rax and Schneeberg climbing guide is another of Thomas Behm's handcrafted products. A lot of work has gone into the drawn topos and the detailed descriptions. You can see the love for the area. 2000 routes ranging in difficulty from 2 to 11 UIAA await you in a charming corner of Austria.368 pagesLanguage GermanEdition 2013Th. BehmAutoedition

This unusual climbing guide comes in the form of a card / poster, is folded to A5 and opened 100 cm long. The cards are delivered in a transparent card sleeve and are thus well prepared for transport.The described climbing garden is located at the beginning of the wildly romantic Rattenbach Valley, only about 5 minutes by car from Bad Ischl. The wall, about 40-45 m high and about 200 m wide, faces southwest and climbing is therefore possible almost all year round. At the moment there are about 90 routes on the wall, almost continuously single pitches. They are the best secured, technically demanding routes in all grades.The topos are simple sketches of the sectors, the individual routes are shown in detail (including belays). language germanPutz Heli Outdoor

South of the main Alpine ridge lies the small Dolomite town of Lienz - surrounded by a magnificent mountain backdrop, with the mighty Lienz Dolomites right on the doorstep. For a long time, these rock formations were only known to insiders. In the meantime, the limestone massif has become a true climbing paradise. All types of climbing can be found here today - from via ferrata, sport climbing routes from plaisir to extreme as well as classic alpine routes.In the reprint of the 2nd edition, the climbing gardens were separated from the alpine climbing routes and are now available in individual A4 brochures.Alpine Climbing in the Lienz Dolomites describes a total of 75 alpine climbing tours on the rock faces of large climbing mountains such as Roter Turm, Große and Kleine Laserzwand, Kleine Gamswiesenspitze, Törlspitz, Simonskopf, Teplitzer Spitze and Seekofel.All alpine routes are sufficiently characterized in text form and provided with all the necessary information such as difficulty level of the individual lengths, safety situation, available and necessary material, stands, ... . In addition to well-drawn topos, there is a color photo of the corresponding wall with the route marked for each tour.50 pagesLanguage GermanReprint edition 2013

climbing and bouldering in Osttirol, Kärnten, Italy and Slowenia 516 pages language german edition 2020 H. Lexer, S. Lieb-Lind Panico Alpinverlag

The most rewarding sport climbing areas in Carinthia and East Tyrol 3rd edition with the 36 most important sport climbing areas The guides of Edition Neumann are characterized by: - extensive information, in a condensed clear form - numerous plans and graphics for easy orientation in the terrain - a wide range of tours for beginners as well as for experienced climbers - lots of exciting, stimulating photos - texts and information in German, Italian and English Area: Carinthia and East Tyrol, on the border between Austria and Italy, 36 sport climbing areas Rock: limestone Difficulties: 3 to 8 french scale / single and multi pitches Protection: sport climbing conditions Season: spring, summer, fall 160 pages Language: German / Italian / English Edition 2016 I. Neumann Edition Neumann  

Multipitch Routes, Crags and Via Ferratas Although East Tyrol is only a district of Tyrol and not a federal state, the differences between this smaller area and its neighbors North Tyrol and South Tyrol are pretty big. The chalky Carnic Alps, the Lienzer Dolomiten in the South and the 3000m+ peaks in the Hohe Tauern, with its green schist and gneissic faces, are significantly less frequently visited by climbers and mountaineers. Only the highest peaks in those areas see a lot of ascents. Reasons for this may include bad accessibility or simply the absence of an eminent face. What is sure though, is that a lot of foreign climbers miss out on the East Tyrolean climbing gems. The aim of this climbing guide is to provide an overview of all multipitches from Laserzkessel above Lienz, up to the steep, green schist faces of the Virgen Valley. It also covers most of the crags in East Tyrol from the Dolomiten-Hut all the way to Falkenstein and the surrounding regions. Anybody who has already visited East Tyrol for climbing will certainly come back! 528 pages language german edition 2019 V. Messini Versante Sud

This unusual climbing guide comes in the form of a card / poster, is folded to A5 and opened 100 cm long. The cards are delivered in a transparent card sleeve and are thus well prepared for transport.The Ewige Wand above Bad Goisern is one of the best climbing areas in the Salzkammergut, the south-facing orientation allows almost year-round climbing. The wall is up to 140 m high and offers everything a climber's heart can desire, from single-pitch sport climbs to many multi-pitch classics. Currently, there are more than 50 routes on the wall - mainly single-pitch, but also routes with up to 7 lengths. They are the best secured, technically demanding routes in all grades, with the 6th and 7th grade dominating.The topos are marked on a panoramic photograph of the Ewige Wand. language germanPutz Heli Outdoor

The completely revised Gesäuse area climbing guidebook is published in its 4th edition and high print quality. The 1st edition was already well known and highly appreciated for its rich illustrations and high quality of the topographical sketches.Rich illustrations in combination with an appealing graphic presentation should give you a taste of what to expect when planning your tour and show you the right way through the impressive rock faces of the Gesäuse mountains. The current Gesäuse Guide is to be seen as a forerunner of the ‘climbing guide picture books’ and will therefore give pleasure to many Gesäuse enthusiasts and perhaps also awaken fond memories of past tours.The Gesäuse offers an incredible variety of routes with currently 1,040 known multi-pitch routes in alpine terrain. All these routes and variations are presented in the Gesäuse Climbing Guide.674 pagesLanguage German4th edition 2021Reinmüller and Hollinger- Attention: increased shipping costs due to book weight of more than 3 kg -

compendium guide for the most beautiful climbing areas of austria 464 pages language german Edition 2021 G. Grabner, K. Schall, R. Hohensinner a.o. Schall Verlag Area: Grazer Bergland Difficulties: almost every grade UIAA / single and multi pitches / more than 1300 pitches Protection: alpin pleasure routes and sport climbing conditions Season: spring, summer, fall - Warning: Increased shipping costs due to book weighing more than 1kg -

380 Multipitches / 25 sportclimbing spots at the Hochschwab in Austria 520 pages / A4 language german edition 2020 M. Gumpold, Ch. Leitinger, Th. Behm - Warning: Increased shipping costs due to book weighing more than 2 kg -

SPORT CLETTER AREAS in and around Innsbruck in the geographical triangle Hall - Brennero - SilzInnsbruck is often called the capital of the Alps, because the city of 120,000 inhabitants is geographically located in the heart of the (Eastern) Alps. So it's no wonder that mountain sports enthusiasts are part of the daily street scene: Skiers strolling through the city center with their ski (touring) equipment are therefore just as nothing unusual as cyclists with fully packed climbing backpacks.The fact that sport climbing has a long tradition here is just as well known as the fact that there is an extremely active scene in the greater Innsbruck area, which not only cracks the hardest routes, but also continually opens up new areas.The last truly comprehensive climbing guidebook for this region was the legendary guidebook by Otti Wiedmann, last published in 2003, and this is an attempt to publish a worthy successor. The guide does not only present the most beautiful or most popular climbing areas around the Tyrolean capital - there are already enough selection guides - but it is also intended to document the current state of climbing areas and therefore also includes several new areas or those for which there has been no current topo for years.592 pagesLanguage GermanEdition 2023A. WürteleVersante Sud

The “Kanzi” climbing guidebook is now available in its second edition - with newly opened sectors and more than 130 new routes. more than 130 new routes and newly developed sectors detailed comments on the individual routes history of our beloved climbing area stories from various climbers beautiful snapshots by the talented photographer Sarina Dobernig important information in German and English cover with UV protection and reading flap 207 pages language german, english edition 2024 A. Ferlitsch autoedition

New routes at last! As you know it, the Keltenkalk climbing and bouldering guide. Only a lot richer. Now 5000 climbing routes and boulders from the Vienna Woods to the Semmering are presented. For the new edition, we made sure to keep the sketches and descriptions simple, clear and concise - with a lot of love for the drawn topo. New pictograms show the essential information about each climbing route at a glance.Compared to the previous edition, some areas had to be removed for reasons of nature conservation, but many new routes have been added in other classic areas. Many new areas are included, fortunately also some that have been created with the support of the respective communities, which have recognized climbing as a tourism factor; the focus in this edition is now on good to well-secured climbing gardens! Information on 5000 climbing routes Classic sport climbing walls Top climbing areas Children's climbing gardensIncluded areas:1 // Kaltenleutgeber Valley2 // Mödling3 // Helenental4 // Peilstein5 // Lindkogel6 // Triestingtal7 // Piestingtal8 // Fischau foothills9 // Hohe Wand10 // Burgenland11 // Puchberg and Grünbach12 // Neunkirchen13 // Bucklige Welt14 // Rax and Schneeberg15 // Semmering504 pagesLanguage GermanEdition 2021Robert Gruber, Thomas BehmVienna Mountain Art

South of the main Alpine ridge lies the small Dolomite town of Lienz - surrounded by a magnificent mountain backdrop, with the mighty Lienz Dolomites right on the doorstep. For a long time, these rock formations were only known to insiders. In the meantime, the limestone massif has become a true climbing paradise. Today, all types of climbing can be found here - from via ferrata, sport climbing routes from plaisir to extreme as well as classic alpine routes.In the reprint of the 2nd edition, the climbing gardens have been separated from the alpine climbing routes and are now available in individual A4 brochures.Klettergärten in den Lienzer Dolomiten now contains over 500 sport climbing routes of all levels of difficulty in various climbing gardens in the region.All climbing gardens are described in detail in the introduction. You will find all the necessary information such as altitude, orientation, rock, number of routes, protection, type of climbing, seasons, wall height, ... There is also a diagram showing the route distribution according to difficulty. The approach sketches are just as useful as the following topos sketches.39 pagesLanguage GermanReprint edition 2013A. Zlöbl, H. Zlöbl

Topographical guide to one of the most beautiful climbing areas in Austria. 8th updated edition with over 500 climbable routes. Described are sport climbing routes up to four rope lengths, bouldering and via ferrata. The guides of Edition Neumann are characterized by: - extensive information, in a condensed and clearly arranged form - numerous plans and graphics for easy orientation in the terrain - a wide range of tours for newcomers as well as for experienced climbers - lots of exciting, stimulating photos - texts and information in German, Italian and English (de/it/uk) Area: Carinthia, on the northern edge of the Karawanken Mountains Rock: limestone Difficulties: 2 to 8b+/c french scale / almost 500 routes, single and multi pitches Protection: sport climbing, bouldering and crags Season: spring, summer, fall 96 pages Language: German / Italian / English Edition 2021 I. Neumann Edition Neumann  

The climbing guide "Climbing in Ötztal and Pitztal, sport climbing - bouldering - via ferrata - ice climbing" contains the latest topos of the numerous climbing areas in Ötztal and Pitztal. In the climbing guide, all areas are described with a list of routes, route statistics, area description, symbol list, topos (mainly photo topos), directions and area photos.Climbing without endÖtztal and Pitztal are among the best climbing areas in the Alps. The wide range on offer includes diverse, well-secured sport climbing and multi-pitch routes, leisurely and sporty via ferratas in all levels of difficulty as well as a bouldering area. Ice climbing on frozen waterfalls, walls and ice pillars completes the offer. All routes in Ötztal and Pitztal meet the strict criteria of Climbers Paradise, whose aim is to ensure the quality of the climbing infrastructure.Remarkable number of routesIn no other alpine region can you find over 31 climbing gardens with over 1000 sport climbing routes, 86 multi-pitch routes, 16 via ferratas, over 100 icefalls and 1 bouldering area with over 50 boulders (over 180 routes) in such a regional area.The ring binder is particularly practical as it can be opened and folded down completely. The many excellent climbing and landscape pictures give a perfect impression of the respective crags, via ferratas and icefalls. A modern climbing guide that leaves nothing to be desired and whets the appetite for climbing in Ötztal and Pitztal.Contents Climbing guideÖtztal- 22 climbing areas- 744 single-pitch routes- 66 multi-pitch routes- 9 via ferratas- 60 ice climbing fallsPitztal- 1 bouldering area (180 boulders)- 9 climbing areas- 258 single-pitch routes- 20 multi-pitch routes- 7 via ferratas- 46 ice climbing fallsÖtztal and Pitztal- 220 pictures (climbing, landscape, icefall, wall pictures)- 105 overview and approach sketches- 164 climbing photo topos- 61 boulder photo topos- 13 via ferrata photo topos270 pagesLanguage GermanEdition 2022G. DurnerAm Berg Verlag

After 25 years, sports climbing enthusiasts can once again look forward to an up-to-date climbing guide for the climbing El Dorado of the Lower Enns Valley. Four regions, 25 predominantly family-friendly climbing areas and almost 1000 routes in difficulty levels 3 to 11 are waiting to be climbed.areas:Laussa1 Rebenstein2 Camp Sibley3 Langenstein4 Riesenbergerwand5 Sonnleitnerwand6 SauzahnTernberg und Trattenbach1 Pfarrfels2 Weißensteinerwand3 KreuzmauerLosenstein1 Burgfels2 Nixloch3 Gelsenwand4 Blaslmauer5 Hackermauer6 Hackerschädl7 Hacker Nord8 Topolinowand9 Nußwand10 Obere Nußwand11 Pfennigstein12 Pfennigsteinmauer13 EvamauerGroßraming und Weyer1 Wolkerlmauer2 Steinwirt3 Rettenstein268 pageslanguage germanedition 2022D. Hofbauer