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climbing guidebook alpin for Bechtesgaden West - Lattengebirge, Reiteralm, Hochkalter, Watzmann und Steinernes Meer 472 pages language german edition 2020 J. Brüderl, R.Kühberger Panico Alpinverlag

Climbing from Benediktenwand to Kampenwand 368 pages Language: German Edition 2008 M. Lochner Lochner Verlag Area: Bavarian Prealps are a mountain range within the Northern Limestone Alps in south Germany Rock: limestone Difficulties: 3 – 10 UIAA Number of routes: more than 1100 routes Protection: sport climbing and alpine conditions Season: spring, summer, fallmer, 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

In addition to the core area, the bouldering guide contains all the bouldering and building destinations in Magdeburg, Nebra, the Leipzig climbing school, the Hohburg mountains and the Mulde valley. It also includes numerous bonus spots.Thanks to its photo-realistic topos, the excellent climbing photographs specially taken for the book, the modern layout and the incredibly detailed background information, it is an ideal companion for the crag.What does the bouldering almanac offer?- all bouldering destinations from Magedeburg via Halle to Leipzig and the Mulde Valley- as well as all buildering destinations- deep water soloing- photorealistic topos- Fonainebleau grades- detailed information on every problem- detailed maps and access descriptions- GPS data for boulderers (and geocachers)- Interviews with the most important protagonists of the scene- first-class climbing photographs- entertaining stories- a glossary with comics by the incomparable Enni- bonus spots- Overview of indoor bouldering- the most important things also in English432 pagesLanguage German / partly English1st edition 2013T. Kluge, B. GeronoGeoquest

Bouldern in and around the Harz The bouldering guide HarzBlock 2.2 covers the bouldering areas in and around the Harz mountains on 528 pages. 2500 boulder problems are described in detail with photo topos, pictograms, first ascent information and comments. In addition to the main area of Oker Valley, other granite areas in the northern and eastern Harz are also listed, as well as the sandstone areas in the northern Harz foreland. The approach to the areas is described with detailed maps and in words. The location of the blocks is shown on the maps, and GPS coordinates are also given for each block. This combination should make it possible to find each block.Numerous photos, all in colour, hopefully whet the appetite and motivation. The guide also contains a detailed information section on areas, rules of the game, accommodation options, history as well as food and rest day tips. For the collectors, a tick list for all problems >= fb 7a is also included. The information section as well as the area and approach descriptions are also in German and English, so that guests from abroad should also find their way around better.Like its predecessor, the bouldering guide comes with the vertical-life app.The bouldering areas described in and around the northern Harz include the granite areas in the Oker Valley, near Bad Harzburg and in the eastern Harz, as well as the (limestone) sandstone areas near Langenstein, Westerhausen, Blankenburg and Bodenstein.OkertalThe largest of the areas described and the heart of Harz bouldering. The countless blocks of rough granite offer excellent opportunities for vertical short progamming. Consequently, a large number of new problems and areas have been opened up in recent years, making the Oker Valley one of the largest bouldering areas in Germany.Bad HarzburgHere you will find another granite area similar to the Oker Valley, but also the Wolfstein, a small limestone cliff with ideal and steep bouldering opportunities right on the edge of town.Eastern Harz: Hohnstein Cliffs and SchierkeOther large granite areas with short (schierke) and long (Hohnsteinklippen) approaches.Langenstein, Westerhausen, Blankenburg, BodensteinSmaller, but very fine sandstone areas, whose bouldering and rock quality are in many parts close to Fontainebleau. Short approaches and friendly jumping terrain make them perfect (family) bouldering areas. 528 pagesGerman / EnglishEdition 2020 with vertical life appH. ApelAutoedition

Climbing spots in urban areas 266 pages Language: German edition 2020 Tim Jacobs

Climbing potentialities in urban areas 98 pages Language: German 5st Edition 2017 T. Jacobs   Area: southwest Germany; Mainz is the capital of the federal state of Rhineland-Palatinate; Wiesbaden is the capital of the federal state of Hesse; climbing areas within and outside town borders: bridges, artificial and natural walls; in addition: proposals for hikes next to the river Rhine Protection: bouldering Season: all year round  

climbing and hiking at the Rochlitzer Berg 96 pages language german / english edition 2019 T. Ehrig, G. Krug Geoquest

Climbing Guide Rhine Area (around Cologne): The Best of the West The climbing guidebook for the Rhineland. Many of the areas presented have not been documented in a climbing guidebook for decades, others are already known or excerpts from other guides are included. From the red conglomerate of the Eifel to the white-gray limestone near Aachen (Kelmis) to the brown-yellow sandstone of the Ruhr (Isenberg and Co), a wide range of rocks and areas are represented. The book describes the climbing possibilities route by route. Lovingly drawn topos alternate with inspiring climbing photos, detailed maps, insider route information, information on tourist attractions and geological background information. In addition, climbing locals have their say and funny stories, comics and funny quotes provide laughter in the climbing break. In summary, anyone who wants to climb in NRW needs this guide! The following areas are described: Kelmis (limestone near Aachen) Rurtal – Nordeifel (conglomerate) Gerolsteiner Dolomiten (limestone like Frankenjura) Mayen (selection) Teufelsley (quarzite near the Ahr valley)   Stenzelberg (Siebengebirge) Cologne - Hohenzollern bridge   Lindlarer Legowand (a wall made of hughe blocks)  Bochumer Bruch  (limestone up to 50 meters) Wassermangel  (calcareaous sandstone) Spreeler Mühle   (schist) Isenberg    (sandstone) Sünsbruch (sandstone)  Aralwand   (sandstone) Muttental   (sandstone) Hohensyburg   (sandstone) Landschaftspark Duisburg Nord (climbing walls from old bunkers) 272 pages language german / partly english edition 2016 F. Blach Verlag Geoquest

It is around 160 years since the development of climbing in one of Germany's most beautiful low mountain ranges began. In the recent past, several peaks in the Bielatal have been opened up for climbing, which is why a complete climbing guide was long overdue. The present work now contains information on 4,209 ascent descriptions at 249 climbing destinations.The climbing guide is divided into three sectors: North part, middle part and south part. All objects are shown on colored area maps. There is an ascent sketch for each summit, with somewhat confusing walls also shown using topo sketches.The new climbing guide uses a series of pictograms to draw the user's attention to important features of the respective climbing crag: fast-drying rock, child-friendly terrain, often damp, historical information and information on closure periods.In addition to the usual descriptions of the summits and ascents, the reader is provided with a wealth of background information. At the same time, the climbing guide is illustrated with a large number of historical and current photos.312 pagesLanguage GermanEdition 2024M. BellmannHeimatbuchverlag Michael Bellmann

The climbing guide Affensteine and Kleiner Zschand is part of the six-volume guide series Saxon Switzerland from the Berg- und NaturVerlag Peter Rölke (Mountain and Nature Publisher Peter Rölke). This volume describes 163 peaks with 3265 ascents. These climbing destinations are located entirely in the back of Saxon Switzerland. The Affensteine are known for challenging and extreme climbing. 3 detailed site plans, on which all peaks are recorded and depicted, help to find the climbing destinations in this densely wooded region. On 36 climbing sketches 84 peaks are shown and on 11 side views / topos 12 peaks are shown. Area: Saxon Switzerland is a national park around the Elbe valley south-east of Dresden in Saxony; climbing areas are located in the back of Saxon Switzerland Rock: sandstone Number or routes: 3265 routes Protection: trad climbing Season: spring, summer, fall 360 pages Language: German Edition 2018 Team of authors Berg- und NaturVerlag Peter Rölke  

Oberallgäu • Ostallgäu • Vils/Tirol • Tannheimer Tal • Känzele • UnterallgäuThe sport climbing areas from GEBRO Verlag's home region: Oberallgäu, Ostallgäu and the Vils/Tyrol area, the Tannheimer Tal, the Känzele near Bregenz and the Bock area in Unterallgäu in one compact book.The ninth, heavily revised new edition of the book will be published in time for the 2024 spring season and contains lots of new features. In the Oberallgäu alone, 7 new walls are presented. Together with intensive re-climbing on the Kellerwand, the Zeckenwand, the Voglerwand, the Hinterkirche on the Steineberg, in Tiefenbach and the Starzlachklamm, over 170 new routes are presented in the Oberallgäu. Between Vils, Tannheimer Tal and Oberallgäu, there are even more than 200 new tours in this edition.Also new are QR codes for navigation to the parking lots and other interesting new information, such as how all the routes in the Allgäu are created (see also: Information on the development of the Allgäu).The continuous development of the Allgäu and the neighboring areas into one of the most important climbing regions in Germany/Austria continues. The appealing color layout and the generous illustrations whet the appetite for this great and lively sport climbing area in the heart of one of the most beautiful vacation regions in Germany and Austria!Note: The sport climbs around Reutte (including Weißwand) are still included in the Lechtal-Rock sport climbing guide.The latest edition of the sports climbing guide for the region, unsurpassed in detail and completeness!The up-to-date information on renovations and new tours on the Allgäu walls as well as valuable insider information make this book indispensable even for Allgäu experts.Visitors to the Allgäu will also find valuable tips on where to stay overnight.- hand-drawn, detailed topos- partly photo topos- Star rating of the rocks- 7 new areas- over 200 new routes- 93 areas in total with over 2400 routes- Information on renovations- 352 pages completely in color- many pictures inside- exact access descriptions- detailed approach sketches- new: QR codes for navigation to the parking lot- colored symbols, GPS coordinates and much more352 pageslanguage german / in parts englishedition 2024U. and H. RökerGebro Verlag

The Ammer Mountains are located between the Allgäu Alps and the Wetterstein. While longer alpine routes can be found in the west of the small mountain group, many climbs in the eastern part have a sport climbing character. For climbers from the Augsburg area, but also for the legions from Munich, the climbing gardens on the left and right of the upper Ammer are quickly accessible destinations. Kofel, Frauenwasserl or the Falkenwand are correspondingly popular. The climbing guide Ammertal has been greatly expanded compared to its predecessor (... the climbing guide Oberammergau). On 296 pages, 34 climbing areas are now described in detail, the lush illustrations make you want to climb around O`Gau.288 pagesLanguage GermanEdition 2022R. HeilandPanico Alpinverlag

Climbing in Chiemgau, that used to mean training for the real mountains namely on the Kampenwand and maybe still on the Hörndlwand. These two - in the meantime mostly rehabilitated - traditional areas are described completely in this guide.Today most climbers associate with the Chiemgau, however, rather the sunny rocks of the Achental, such as the Zellerwand, the Pleitewandl or the beautiful, easy Auerwandl. At the latest since the first edition of this guidebook, many know that there are also many other climbs around Ruhpolding and Inzell, as well as above Aschau, on the side cliffs of the Kampenwand, there are also attractive climbing exist.The climbing guide Bavarian Alps Volume 1 - Chiemgau and Berchtesgaden including the Kampenwand is part of a three-volume series. Volume 2 describes the climbing areas Out of Rosenheim & Kufstein and volume 3 covers the region from Bayrischzell to Benediktbeuern. 460 pages language german edition 2023 M. Stadler Panico Alpinverlag

The original climbing guide Out of Rosenheim has since become a classic, growing from a rather slim first edition in 2000 with only 120 pages to the current edition in 2025 with 520 pages. A very active scene ensures the constant development of climbing opportunities in the region. Volume 2 of the three-part series describes the climbing opportunities in the Bavarian Prealps between Reichenhall and Bad Tölz—in other words, all areas immediately to the right and left of the Inn between Rosenheim and Kufstein. In addition, it covers the most rewarding climbing gardens and sport climbing areas in the Zahmer and Wilder Kaiser, including the famous Schleierwasserfall and Achleiten.WendelsteingebietWendelsteinLöchelwandKaserer WandAmeisenwandlGschwandtMitteralmBixlwandBlockwelt SudelfeldRosengassenbrückeUnterinntal WestBiberFlintsbachWagnerwandDruidenwandlKlammwandLuegsteinwandWeberwandSchloßbergRamserer StoaBrünnsteinUnterinntal OstLamprechtsfelsenNicht enthalten: WolfschluchtKundl und BackofenRock CityWeigend-WallGodzillawandHöllwandSpitzsteinwandKlettergarten SebiKufsteinMorsbachGeisterschmiedwandSparchenVorderkaiserfeldenSteingrubenschneidWilder KaiserAchleitenGaudeamushütteSchleierwasserfallFritz-Pflaum-HütteStripsenjoch512 pageslanguage germanedition 2025M. StadlerPanico Alpinverlag

limbing in Benediktbeuern, Brauneck, Lenggries, Tegernsee, Spitzingsee Markus Stadler presents the best climbing destinations in Munich's local mountains between Loisach and Leitzach. In addition to climbing gardens close to the valley, such as at Bad Heilbrunn. Lenggries or in the Jachenau, there are also many higher sport climbing destinations at Brauneck, Spitzingsee or Schreistein. However, the main focus of the book is clearly on the traditional foothills of the Alps, from Benediktenwand to Roßstein, Buchstein, Leonhardstein, Plankenstein and Taubenstein to the Ruchenköpfe. Many - mostly renovated - classics are just as attracting here as countless, well-secured sport climbing routes in all degrees of difficulty. After the first edition of 2014 had already been out of print for some time, the author, with the active support of the best area experts, has brought all areas back up to date. Although no completely new crags are described, over 100 new routes have been added and the scope of the climbing guide has grown by almost 70 pages. Thus, this book offers the optimal basis for unforgettable climbing experiences in the Bavarian mountains. The guide comes with a download code for a free application for iOS and Android. You get all Bavarian Alps topos as an app for your smartphone for free. The topos are currently being prepared for the app, and we therefore ask for a little patience. If you have any questions about the Bavarian Alps Climbing App, please contact the Vertical-Life team directly. 372 pages language german edition 2021 M. Stadler Panico Alpinverlag

The climbing guide for the Southern Franconian Jura. Sport climbing in the Franconian Jura.Until the follow-up volume for the Konstein area is available, the (paid) Vertical Life app will help you find your climbing destinations in Dollnstein and Konstein.The climbing guidebook "Südlicher Frankenjura" is history. The extensive climbing areas around Regensburg are now described in the Bavarian Jura volume. The removal of the crags between Eichstätt, Dollnstein and Wellheim into an independent climbing guide Konstein (to be published in spring 2023) creates the much needed space for numerous novelties between Altmühl and Naab.The now available climbing guide "Bavarian Jura" describes on 480 pages almost 100 destinations with a total of about 1700 routes, the area of climbing destinations is significantly expanded: In the Altmühltal, previously unpublished crags near Dietfurt are described. The chapter Labertal is enlarged beside smaller extensions up to the area Velburg. From there - south of the Hohenfels military training area - the connection is made to newly developed crags between Raitenbuch and Kallmünz. Finally, in the Naab Valley, two classic climbing destinations are presented for the first time.Thanks to Eberhard Zieglmeier's most intensive efforts and his comprehensive local knowledge, there are updates for all objectives. Almost all topos have been revised and supplemented, the routes characterized in comments and access descriptions updated. The fact that everything has been rounded off with a new illustration makes especially want to climb.In addition to the area maps for a quick overview, our proven detailed maps also show the location of the rocks, as well as their access. They are also provided throughout with QR codes to comfortably get to the respective parking lot, as well as with the descriptions for environmentally friendly travel by public transport - so everyone should find to their vertical desired destination.Even if the areas around Regensburg are no longer as popular internationally as they once were, the high quality of the routes and the scenic ambience are second to none. The climbing guide "Bavarian Jura" includes a short historical outline of the climbing history of the Altmühltal and so-called "spots" on archaeological, architectural features and - last but not least - flora & fauna worth protecting.Let yourself be inspired and plan your next climbing trip true to the motto "Why go far, ...". The Bavarian Jura has more to offer than "canal in the back"!The guide comes with a download code for a free, three-year app for iOS and Android. If you have any questions about the app, please contact the Vertical-Life team directly.Contents: Altmühltal, Donaudurchbruch, Labertal, Naabtal and side valleys480 pagesLanguage GermanEdition 2022E. ZieglmeierPanico Alpine Publishing

A dark web of legends surrounds the Untersberg, where Emperor Karl is said to be waiting for his resurrection. Fortunately, sport climbers, pleasure climbers, mountaineers, via ferrata climbers, speleologists, skiers and nature lovers don't have to wait that long to have fun, because the possibilities for activities on the nearly 2,000-meter-high massif are enormous. Also much praised are the climbs on the Hoher Göll, mainly because of its massive west face, which has been the destination of climbers for almost 100 years. The excellent rock, the wild scenery high above the fantastic final valley and last but not least the short approach make the Göll west face a top area for alpine climbers. In the slab walls of the Hoher Brett, especially in recent years, many sport climbing routes of lower and medium grades have been established. The south-facing orientation, the mostly good protection and the less steep terrain compared to the Göll west face make the walls on the Hohen Brett a popular destination for pleasure climbers.360 pagesLanguage GermanEdition 2023G. Sojer, R. KollerPanico Alpinverlag

The Bielatal climbing guide is part of the six-volume guide series Saxon Switzerland from the mountain and nature publisher Peter Rölke. This volume describes 249 peaks with 4027 ascents. These climbing destinations are located in the Bielatal. The Bielatal with its peaks is the richest climbing area within Saxon Switzerland. The bizarre rock towers of the valley consist of very solid labiatussandstone, which is strikingly horizontally banded. Thus one has many sharp ledges as footholds and handholds. 4 detailed site plans, on which all peaks are recorded and depicted, help to find the climbing destinations in this region. On 19 climbing sketches 83 peaks are recorded and on 3 topos 4 peaks are shown. Dark blue rubberized cover Area: Saxon Switzerland is a national park around the Elbe valley south-east of Dresden in Saxony Rock: sandstone Difficulties: wide choice of routes in all grades - up to XI (saxon grade) Number of routes: 4027 routes Protection: trad climbing Season: spring, summer, fall 352 pages Language: German edition 2015 Team of Authors Berg- und NaturVerlag Peter Rölke  

The Limestone of the blue valley 192 pages language German / in parts English Edition 2020 U. u. H. Röker Gebro Verlag

The first complete guide to the crags of the small but beautiful climbing area "Bodensteiner Sandsteinklippen" (Hainberg).Around 400 climbing routes on over 56 crags are described.The guide offers precise access and ascent sketches (GPS data is recorded for some crags) as well as detailed descriptions of the individual routes.A colored map of the crags makes it easier to find the crag you are looking for.The climbing map of Lower Saxony is included in the guide.86 pagesEdition 2008 Klaus PaulKlaus Paul Book Publishers

The third edition of the climbing guidebook CHIEMGAU ROCK - Sport climbing from Rosenheim to Salzburg describes over 2,200 routes and all worthwhile sport climbing areas from Rosenheim to Salzburg on 576 pages. Numerous sectors and crags are described for the first time and exclusively, such as the Hengstalm in the Inn Valley, several areas and sectors in the Achental Valley and new sectors in the Kampenwand area. The author's importance as one of the most important developers and his closeness to the local scene guarantee a topicality that is unmatched by the competition. For the first time in a long time, the volume finally brings all areas of the region up to date. The book is aimed primarily at the target group of sport climbers and families. The description of sparsely secured alpine routes has been deliberately omitted. Instead, the sport climbing areas have been researched with unsurpassed care and accuracy, and no effort has been spared in providing up-to-date information and a comprehensive graphic presentation of the area introductions, topos and approach sketches. The book is richly illustrated with over 80 color photos and more than 200 wall and access sketches. As a qualified product developer, the author has paid particular attention to the criteria of product ergonomics and reading typography. The lavishly generated photo and image material underlines the clear layout. Meaningful pictograms make the new climbing guide even easier to understand and make it quicker to find the information you are looking for. Other features include a bookmark, QR codes for navigation with Google Maps, separate route descriptions for e-bike access, portraits of local developers and the DAV seal of approval for environmentally friendly climbing. All important information is also translated into English for foreign-language customers.576 pagesLanguage German / English3rd edition 2024C. Müller