Chiemgau

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 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

The most beautiful multi-pitch routes between 5 and 7 - with tours in Bavaria and Salzburg. Plaisir climbing - this means climbing in very good to well equipped with bolts multi-pitch routes, which have a moderate degree of difficulty. In this book, the most beautiful tours between 5 (5a) and 7 (6b) are presented in a visually appealing way. You can see immediately what to expect - topos sketch, overview picture, description and difficulty diagram. With access to the tour app, you always have the tour info from the book at hand on your smartphone. Starting from the Tannheimer Tal and the region around Ehrwald - the route collection touches the Inntal and its side valleys to the Wilder Kaiser - of course, the great multi-pitch tours in the Bavarian Pre-Alps, the Chiemgauer and Berchtesgaden Alps are also listed. Whether climbing pleasure near the valley or perfectly secured multi-pitch tours in the high mountains, for everyone who wants to climb relaxed in North Tyrol and the surrounding area, this Plaisir climbing guide is exactly the right choice. 336 pages language german / english edition 2020 A. Jentzsch-Rabl, A. Jentzsch Alpinverlag