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Loraine Wilson
With an agreeable climate, an amazing landscape, a history stretching back to the start of civilisation, Crete with its proud but friendly people, makes an outstanding destination.
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Ron James
This edition of the AC Dolomites guidebook updates and replaces the 1988 edition by the same author. Because of the mass of information contained in the guide, it has been necessary to pu... »more info
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Waeber Steinbichler
50 walks in a walkers paradise in the vicinity of Zermatt, Saas, Fiesch, Brig and Simplon.
With exact route descriptions, 1:50,000 walking maps and a 1:100,000 overall as we... »more info
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Dieter Seibert
The Eastern Alps, spanning the Swiss, Austrian and Italian borders, contain scores of superb snow and ice peaks.
This guide describes the classic snow routes on the principal peak... »more info
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Kev Reynolds
The Himalayan Kingdom of Nepal is a trekker's dream. The dramatic beauty of its mountains is legendary, its people among the most warm-hearted, gentle and openly friendly that you coul... »more info
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Jo and Francoise Montchausse and Jacky Godoffe
Situated in such a splendid setting in the heart of Europe - close to railways, airports and motorways - the rocks of Fontainebleau are a unique world... »more info
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Jo & Francoise Montchausse and Jacky Godoffe
Fontainebleau, the climbers mecca reborn. A new guide for a new way of climbing.
Which areas? Which circuits?
Which boulders?
What grade? OK for ch... »more info
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Martin Collins
One of the world's leading long distance trails, through the Alps from Lake Geneva to the Mediterranean at Nice- a mere 660km (400 miles).
Fully updated second edition, the previo... »more info
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A BMC guide
The climbs in the Froggatt area guidebook should speak for themselves. Some of the greatest gritstone routes lie here. All grades are catered for. A wonderful climbing arena which must ... »more info
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D Kirby and J Loxham
A wide variety of crags and routes are encompassed in this guide ranging from the smaller rarely frequented crags around Ennerdale, Mosedale and Wasdale; the sombre and neglect... »more info
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