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

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.

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.

This book is about the appreciation of rock and the exhilaration of climbing it in some of the most beautiful locations in the country.

The Ben Nevis edition of the SMC guides details the rock & ice climbs of the area around one of the hardest mountains in the UK, as well as Creag Meagaidh, the accessible Aonachs and the Central Highlands.

This book covers the wealth of rock climbing on the low-lying outcrops and mountain cliffs the width of Highland Scotland, south and west of the Cairngorms.

This volume covers the area from Inverness to Loch Maree and details routes on An Tealach, The Fannaichs, Carnmore and Slioch.

With wild and remote areas, the far north if Scotland is one of the most exciting places to climb in the whole of Britain, not just in the summer but in the winter as well.