Aostavalley

Clear selection guide with 280 pleasure and plaisirtouren on 560 pages from the most beautiful climbing areas of the Alps. - Main focus: V.-VI. Grade; short climbs; good protection or protection; excellent rock quality.- Without exception self-researched; colored throughout; hardcover with thread stitchingThe routes are in the following areas: Paklenica; Valle dell' Orco, Aosta and side valleys / Verdon: 45 brand new, modern routes / Maritime Alps: for pearl divers and raisin pickers / Central Switzerland: refurbished and modern / Dolomites: Modern, reasonably secured routes / Dauphiné: Where there's real plaisir, with a sun guarantee560 pagesLanguage GermanEdition 2023N. Luzar, V. Rothtopoguide.com - Warning: Increased shipping costs due to book weighing more than 1kg -

The autonomous region of Valle d'Aosta is located in the very northwest of Italy. It is bordered by large mountains such as Mont Blanc and Monte Rose. This region is particularly rewarding historically, culturally as well as climbing. The authors, after a long time, have made an inventory and put together all the sport climbing areas of the Valle d'Aosta in this climbing guide. In addition to numerous single pitches, you will find enough multi-pitches. The climbing peaks/walls are provided with GPS data and can thus be found more quickly. The accesses to the area are dealt with in three languages and are additionally supported by very good site plans. The topos are presented graphically and are accompanied by pictograms (orientation, location above MM, family/child friendliness, approach time, frequency, belaying) which make it easier to select the peak/wall. A good book for a great valley! 336 pages language italian; acces of the area in italian, french, english edition 2016 M. Bal, P. Raspo

sportclimbing in the Aosta valley This climbing topoguidebook for the Aosta Valley describes 2450 single pitches and 316 long routes. The Aosta Valley (Valle D'Aosta) has hundreds of single pitch and multi-pitch rock routes on well bolted gneiss rock. These routes are spread across a good range of grades with many delicate face climbs that range from 10m to over 350m long.  The Aosta Valley is situated in the North West corner of the Italian Alps it is on the opposite side of the Mont Blanc tunnel from Chamonix.  There is climbing throughout this valley from Courmayeur to Aosta and onto Point Saint Martin. Bilingual, all areas are comprehensively described. Particularly successful are the pictograms, which really give a lot of information in a simple design (height of the rock, orientation of the climbing spot, ideal months, parking quality, approach time, suitability for children of the base of the wall of the sector, the number of routes in the respective grade, suitability of the wall in the rain; and then a lot of symbols that define the specific demand (technical route or finger strength etc) as well as depict the slope of the wall). The site plans provide the overview one needs. Everything else is topos on graphs of the climbing spots. Thick and comprehensive. 616 pages language italian / english edition 2022 / revised reprint 2025 M. Bal, P. Raspo - Warning: Increased shipping costs due to book weighing more than 1kg -