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Bill O'Connor
The Western Alps.
Most mountaineers have heard of the Haute route. A ski tour, and walkers route between Chamonix and Zermat.
In reality, the Alps are criss-crossed with stunni...» more info
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Mario Monica, Antonella Cicogna, Davide Negretti.
This is an indispensable guide to an indispensable destination. What would the European climbing scene be today without the crags that have been de...» more info
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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 ...» 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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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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Al Churcher
Selected rock-climbs in Northern Italy.
This guidebook contains information on twelve of the best and most highly developed free-climbing areas in Northern Italy. The Dolomites with ...» more info
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Lindsay Griffin
The Mont Blanc Massif provides the alpinist with some of the finest quality routes in Europe, whether it be along the delicate snow crests, on rough red granite, or steep ice.
Pr...» more info
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Lindsay Griffin
Along with Volume 1 these guides have the maximum of choice in all grades in this magnificent area.
352 pages...» more info
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Derek L Walker
This book invites climbers to enjoy the best of Pyrenean rock climbing in an area hitherto neglected by British climbers.
There are 500m routes on immaculate andesite on the Pic d...» more info
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Richard Goedeke
The Alps are one of the finest climbing regions in the world. To ascend its mountains by even their easiest routes involves expeditions of considerable challenge.
Yet few of thes...» more info
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