Publications linked in Europe

A selective guidebook describing 42 of the best multi-pitch routes graded between F4c to F6b+ in the Furka, Grimsel, Susten and Nufenen area of Switzerland.

A definitive guidebook describing the granite bouldering to be found in the Sintra area of Portugal to the north of Lisbon, covering 1,300 problems from Fb 3’s through to Fb 8a+.

A definitive guidebook that covers all the Trad and sport climbing in the Orco Valley in the Gran Paradiso National Park in North West Italy, including many multi-pitch routes between 200m and 300m long.

A comprehensive guidebook describing almost 800 boulder problems across 21 different areas in the Ailefroide Valley and the Entraygues Valley.

A comprehensive guidebook covering the bouldering to be found on the North York Moors and the coast around Whitby, describing over 2,000 problems across 41 crags.

A definitive guidebook describing the sandstone bouldering found in the county of Northumberland near Newcastle Upon Tyne, covering 25 different crags.

A selective guidebook covering the best trad climbing, sport climbing and bouldering in Yorkshire (grit and limestone), Northumberland, Lancashire, and the North York Moors, descibing over 3,500 routes.

A selective guidebook covering the best limestone trad and sport routes in Yorkshire, Cumbria and Lancashire in northern England, covering 33 different crags

A definitive guidebook describing the sandstone rock climbing to be found in Northumberland, detailing over 30 crags.

A definitive rock climbing guidebook describing the gritstone routes and bouldering around Ilkley and Widdop in southwestern Yorkshire (to the west of Leeds), covering over 2,100 Trad routes from Moderate to E9, and over 2,900 boulder problems (Font 1 to 8b).

A definitive guidebook describing the traditional rock climbing and bouldering in the north eastern area of Yorkshire Gritstone, covering over over 2,000 Trad routes from Moderate to E8, and over 2,000 boulder problems (Font 1 to 8b+).

A definitive guidebook to the limestone crags of Yorkshire, describing both the traditional rock climbing and sport climbing, covering over 3,100 routes of which there are almost 600 sport routes across 66 different crags.

A comprehensive guidebook describing over 900 Deep Water Solo (DWS) routes in Provence and the Cote d’Azur, covering Côte Bleue, Marseille, Calanques, La Ciotat, Port d'Alon, Toulon, San Peyre cove, the Giens peninsula, the island of Porquerolles, the Estérel massif, Theoule, plus Nice and its Riviera.

A definitive guidebook describing the bouldering at Mello, Masino, Bagni, Piana del Remenno, covering around 2,800 problems in 33 different areas.

This digital guidebook combines the two volumes of the Bornes – Aravis guides. Only a few less interesting sites have intentionally been excluded. It covers the sites within the triangle formed by Cluses – La Roche-sur-Foron – Ugine, meaning the Bargy, Aravis, and Bornes massifs. Featuring 250 multi-pitch routes and 23 sport climbing crags (1000 single pitches), the Bornes – Aravis guide is the most “mountainous” of Gilles Brunot’s three guidebooks. Most of the sites are at high elevation and overlook the valley, providing exceptional open panoramas.

The main cliffs of the region are:: Crags : La Colombière, Le Maquis, Malsaire, Le Rocher des Aravis, La Forclaz Multi-pitch cliffs : La dalle de la Rosière, Le Jallouvre, Rocher de Leschaux, La Mamule , La Paroi de Gramusset, Le Petit Bargy, La Pointe Percée, Pointe Dzérat, Le Sappey

Gilles Brunot, the authors of the guidebook, has climbed almost all the routes to provide very detailed information.

The profits generated from the sale of this guidebook are donated to the EKIPROC association, which funds a significant amount of gear for equipping or re-equipping routes in Haute-Savoie.

This guide is the digital version of the Giffre, Risse, Foron guidebook, with the exception of a few sites that the author has decided not to include due to their limited interest. It includes 900 single-pitch routes and nearly 80 multi-pitch routes spread across 27 sites in the Giffre and Risse valleys north of Cluses, and in the Morzine region.

While most of the cliffs featured are sport crags (between one and three pitches), you will also find some cliffs with bolted multi-pitch routes.

The main cliffs included in this guidebook are: Anthon, Chapelle Saint-Grat, Le Cruz, Le Foron, Le Suet et Le Tuet.

Gilles Brunot and Georges Brenas, the authors of the guidebook, have climbed almost all the routes to provide very detailed information.

The profits generated from the sale of this guidebook are donated to the EKIPROC association, which funds a significant amount of gear for equipping or re-equipping routes in Haute-Savoie.

A comprehensive guidebook describing the adventurous rock climbing on the Llyn Peninsula in North Wales, covering nearly 700 routes from adventurous multi-pitch trad routes to a wealth of both new trad and sport climbs.

A comprehensive guidebook describing all the bouldering in South Snowdonia around Blaenau-Ffestiniog, Bala, Harlech, Dolgellau, and Aberystwyth, covering more than 2,500 boulder problems.

A comprehensive guidebook describes the rock climbing and sport climbing on the Lofoten Islands plus Stetind and Narvik, covering over 800 trad and sport routes.

A comprehensive guidebook describing all the sport climbing in Val Pennavaire, near Alto in northwest Italy, covering around 2,700 sport routes from easy F4’s to top end F9a+.

A selective guidebook describing over 100 of the best crack climbs in the Ossola Valley in Northern Italy, covering the Devero, the Antigorio and the Divedro Valleys

Climbing near Dresden does not necessarily mean trad climbing in the Elbe Sandstone - this climbing guide presents all the sport climbing crags near Dresden / Coswig / Pirna quarries / Mulde valley near Freiberg / southern Müglitz valley

Climbing guide for the fantastic climbing area a few kilometers south of the city of Vicenza / variety of single and multi-pitch routes / wide range of difficulties - 6th French grade dominates

Climbing guide for all areas north of Brescia between Lake Iseo and Lake Garda / incl. Valle dell' Opol, Valle Camonica, Valle Trompia, Valle Sabbia

A comprehensive guidebook describing the rock climbing in the Allgäu region in southern Germany and northern Austria, covering over 2,400 routes, including the Oberallgäu area.

A comprehensive guidebook covering the southern half of the Frankenjura rock climbing area describing more than 7,500 routes.

A selective guidebook describes the best sport routes at Baronia, Oliena, Gala Gonone, Baunei, Jerzu, Ulassai and Quirra in Eastern Sardinia. In total 80 different crags are described, covering 1,000’s of single pitch sport routes across a wide range of grades.

A selective guidebook describing 1,000 of the best boulder problems around Bohuslän from easy children’s problems to 8b at 20 different crags.

A comprehensive guidebook describing the sport climbing found at Manikia, covering over 420 routes from F4 to F9a.

A comprehensive guidebook describing the sport climbing in Bosnia and Herzegovina describing over 1,900 routes, including 123 multi pitch routes and 2 bouldering areas with 131 boulders problems at 45 different crags