climbing guides

Combining well researched and intellegent articles with stunning aspirational images, Alpinist is read for its fascinating content but is treasured for its style and good looks.

The long awaited second addition of the Scottish Mountaineering Trusts definitive historical guide to Britains Highest Peak, Ben Nevis. 

Classic Dolomites Climbs is an indispensible guide for any climber heading to the Dolomites.  It highlights 100 of the very best routes in the area, with grades ranging from III to VII.

A comprehensive guidebook that covers Bristol, North Somerset and Somerset. Most of the climbing is based around the Avon Gorge and Cheddar Gorge, however there are plenty of other crags scattered around the area.

The comprehensive guide to one of the most hallowed crags in Wales, backing onto the Snowdon massif, it offers great views and great climbs alike.

This Alpine Club guide features selected climbs in the Italian Dolomites.  Conveniently packaged as two seperate guidebooks covering the main climbs in the Eastern and Western areas.

Part of the hugely succesful FRCC climbing guide range and covering a wide spectrum of routes and crags in the Borrowdale area, from Diffs to E8's and everything in between.

The FRCC Lake District Rock Guidebook selects 500+ of the very best climbs from around the Lake District.  The guide includes superb photographs and full colour topos.

Lake District Winter Climbs is a joint production with the FRCC and Cicerone press, and is the new definitive guide to snow, ice and mixed climbing in the Lake District, with almost 1000 routes of all grades.

A definitive guide to all rock climbs in the Lancashire area, from the quarries and edges of the gritstone area in the south, to the limestone escarpments in the north.

This guidebook describes, in detail and with full colour photographs, five of the classic ascent routes to the summit of Mont Blanc 4808m.

A rich mix of summer scrambles, technical rock and challenging winter climbs on Scotland’s ridges. This book covers the popular classics and obscure gems, from the remote Cairngorms to the splendour of the Cuillin.