Publications linked in Italy

The Argentera massif with the Corno Stella is one of the most interesting massifs in the Southern Alps - 235 routes - mountaineering routes / modern multi-pitch routes / single-pitch sport routes

The Sella Group is simply gigantic: it is home to hundreds and hundreds of routes - 255 multi-pitch routes are presented in this climbing guidebook

30 climbing areas / gardens on the Asiago Plateau as well as in the Grappa Massif of the Venetian Prealps - the 7C in the name of the book comes from the 7 included Comunes ...

Multipitch-Sportklettern und Trad im Val Gerola, Val Masino, Val Malenco, Aprica, Val Grosina, Bormio, Valfurva, Val di Dentro, Laghi di Cancano

A comprehensive guidebook describing the rock climbing and sport climbing to the south of Rome towards Napoli.

A comprehensive guidebook describing the rock climbing and sport climbing to the north and east of Rome.

A definitive guidebook describing both the trad and sport multi-pitch rock climbing found on the towering granite walls of the Val di Mello.

A selective guidebook covering the sport climbing found around Naples (Napoli), including Amalfi, Positano, Sperlonga, and Palinuro.

A comprehensive guidebook describes some of Italy’s best multi-pitch sea cliff climbing between the Circeo Cape and Gaeta, to north of Napoli (Nalpes).

A comprehensive guidebook describing the rock climbing and sport climbing on the Amalfi coast, Positano, Cilento National Park, and Palinuro.

A definitive guidebook describing the limestone bouldering in the Gran Sasso National Park, covering Monte Aquila, Vado di Sole, Val Maone, Vallone delle Cornacchie, and Valle del Monte.

A comprehensive guidebook describing the sport climbing found in the Marches region of Italy, covering 66 different crags including Furlo, Cingoli, Falcioni, Gola di Frasassi, Pioraco and San Giorgio.

A comprehensive guidebook describing the sport climbing, rock climbing and bouldering in the Camonica Valley, covering 40 different crags.

A selective guidebook describing 255 classic and sport multi-pitch routes in the Sella Group, including the famous Sella Towers and Piz Ciavazes.

A selective guidebook covering 221 long multi-pitch routes in Tuscany between the Apuan Alps and the Argentario, detailing classic multi-pitch routes where there is a mixture of bolts and some trad gear to modern fully bolted multi-pitch routes.

A selective guidebook describing 77 Via Ferrata routes in the Southern Italian Dolomites, including Brenta and Lake Garda.

A selective guidebook describing 75 Via Ferrata routes in the northern and central parts of the Italian Dolomites, including Cortina, Fassa, Sesto, Canazei and Corvara north.

A selective guidebook covering Marmolada’s south face, the highest mountain in the Dolomites, describing 192 multi-pitch routes with many of them between 300m and 800m long.

A comprehensive guidebook covering the sport climbing found around Cortina in the heart of the Dolomites, describing over 1,000 mainly single pitch sport routes at 28 crags, including Cinque Torri, Crepe de Oucera and Landro.

A selective guidebook combining the best sport, traditional and Via Ferrata routes across a wide range of grades to offer everything you need for a climbing trip to the Dolomites regardless of your ability.

A selective rock climbing guidebook covering the Val Veny area from the Aiguille du Chatelet to the Tour de Jethoula, describing 116 routes in the Monzino, Borelli, and Skyway areas.

The climbing guide presents 32 sport climbing areas and 6 trad areas / mostly single pitches / enough multi-pitches in the sport climbing area and in the trad / 3 hikes.

Climbing Guidebook for the Euganean Hills near Padua- 4 climbing areas - climbing mainly in the 4th-6th french scale.

This climbing guide describes climbing gardens close to the valley as well as the well-known alpine walls of the Sergent, Caporal and at the Colle del Nivolet.

This climbing guide describes 16 climbing spots / from Grappa massif, the Brenta canal to the Asiago plateau - difficulties are mainly in the 6th and 7th french scale.

A selective guidebook to Molise region of Southern Italy around the city of Campobasso, describing 17 crags including Frosolone (also known as Colle Dell’Orso).

A selective guidebook describing the multi-pitch routes, single pitch sport crags and Via Ferratas in the East Tyrol region of Austria.