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One of our oldest guidebooks is the Costa Blanca. We first produced this back in 1996 and in Spring 2026 we will be publishing our 5th new edtion. As is the case with the previous books, this new edition will be a major update. All the old favourite crags have been updated and rephotographed and we have added an amazing 15 new crags to the already extensive repertoire. The crags have been photographed using the latest technology resulting in some incredible photo-topos and overview shots. There is a new set of maps throughout and detailed text descriptions making locating your chosen route easier than ever. To inspire you is a stunning set of stunning action shots. The Costa Blanca has long been the best known winter sun venue for travelling climbers from all over Europe. The main attraction is the amazing amount of fantastic climbing on everything from small roadside cliffs to magnificent mountains. The added benefit of easy access quality accommodation and a benign winter climate adds to the overall appeal of the area. This new guide will be the sixth edition that Rockfax have produced to the 'White Coast', with over 36,000 copies already sold over the years. This completely revised and updated volume will build on the success of the earlier ones with increased coverage of the most popular areas and the addition of several new crags. A complete new set of aerial crag shots and action pictures will ensure the book stays fresh for years to come. Areas Murcia - La Panocha, Rincon de Bonanza, Redovan - El Rut, Redovan - La Pancha, Callosa, Alicante - Crevillente, Sierra de Enmedio, Marin, Salinas, Pena del Corb, Pena Rubia, Rincon Bello, Forada, Reconco, Cocentaina, Cabezon de Oro, Busot Benidorm - Sella, Puig Campana, Ponoch, Vall de Guadar, BAbdet, Guadalest, Las Cerezas Calp - Bernia, Altea, Mascarat, Castellet de Calp, Sierra de Toix, Penon de Ifach, Olta, Pinos, Morro Falqui, Ambolo Xalo Valley - Murla, Alcalali, La Solana, Pena Roja, Poet, L'Ocaive, Font d'Axia Gandia and Xativa - Gandia, Bovedon, Salem, Bellus Baranco Fondo, Bellus Pechina/Altet, Aventador, Montesa, Tierra de Nadie, Vallada

Lofoten is a magical area; towering granite peaks rise above deep blue fjords, with tiny wooden fishing villages squeezed between the mountains and the oceans. The extensive climbing is on magnificent granite cliffs and the vast majority of it is traditionally protected. There is also superb hiking, mountaineering (summer and winter) as well as skiing. This will be the third Rockfax guidebook to this spectacular and beautiful area, the first 2008 volume won the Banff Guidebook of the Year Award and put Lofoten very much on the map. We updated and expanded the information in 2017. This book adds a couple of new areas and a lot of new crag photographs, plus some fantastic new maps. The coverage has been added to with some new accessible crags near Narvik. Areas Covered The West - Helvetestinden, Merraflestinden, Breiflogtinden, Branntuva, Maslitinden, Olstinden, Olkontinden, Reinesvaet, Ramsberg, Stortind, Eggum, Stamsund Henningsvaer - Rorvika, Pianokrakken, Djupfjord, Presten, Gandalfveggen, Festvagvegg, The Coast Kalle - Paradiset, Vagakallen, Overdalen, Kallebukta, Trollfestningen, Glamtinden Kabelvag - Sandvika, Tjelbergvika Svolvaer - Blatinden, Svolvaer Geita, Skrapillaren Narvik Area Stetind Walking Peaks

Chamonix is the most famous climbing area in Europe. Nowhere else has as much quality rock, spectacular peaks and varied mountaineering history. For most climbers a trip to Chamonix is an integral part of their climbing and mountaineering career. This new edition of the incredibly successful 2016 Rockfax book covers everything you need - perfect granite rock routes, magnificent long ridges, intimidating north faces and some valley sport climbing for the 'rest days'. All the information has been checked and improved with many new crags and action photos. The crucial text information has been updated and amended to fit with the current glacier conditions maps and with excellent detailed descriptions.

The cliffs along the sunny Cote d'Azur and the area just inland offer some of the best sport climbing found anywhere. The most famous venue is the magnificent Verdon Gorge with it walls of perfect limestone but this is only one of many great crags in the area. To the west is the beautiful Calanques with its amazing landscape, plus the spectacular Sainte Victoire. There are some great venues around Toulon, the sunniest city in France, plus there is the popular winter venue of Chateauvert and the less well known Esterel and Chateaudouble areas. Add in Saint Jeannet, Gorges du Loup and a selection of cliffs in the Nice area and you begin to see what an amazing amount of climbing the area has to offer. * Sainte-Victoire, Les Calanques - Les Goudes, Sormiou, Morgiou, Luminy, En-Vau * Toulon Area - Baou de Quatre Ouro, Citerne, Lierres, Mount Coudon, Fenouillet * Chateauvert, Chateaudouble - Marinouns, Baou des Prannes, Rebouillon * Verdon Gorge, Massif de l'Esterel, Gorge du Loup, Saint-Jeannet * Nice Area - La Trinite, Peillon, Gorbio, La Turbie

Kalymnos must be one of the world's best known sport climbing destinations and with good reason - friendly locals, glorious weather, a picturesque Aegean island setting and, of course, the truly fantastic climbing. There is approaching 3000 climbs at the last count and many of them are of impeccable quality. Climbers from all over the world now visit the place and its reputation has grown into a 'must visit' venue. There are many fantastic harder climbs but there is also a remarkable assemblage of high quality climbs in the ever-popular 4a to 6b range. This new Rockfax guidebook will cover all the climbing in the usual Rockfax style - huge phototopos, big maps, inspiring action photos and bang up-to-date as well. It is an update of the Kalymnos app version which has been available for a year and will be available in print and app format.

South Wales Sport Climbs covers the multitude of venues south of the Brecon Beacons, spanning the land and sea cliffs from the River Wye on the Welsh border to Pembrokeshire in the west. The climbing is easily split into four main areas - Valleys Sandstone, Gower, the inland and coastal limestone crags and Camarthenshire?s sea cliffs. This book will be the first book to bring together all these various crags into a single edition with many never having been covered in print before. Areas Covered; Carmarthenshire - Telpyn Point, Morfa Bychan, Pendine Gower - Rhossili Beach, Trial Wall Area, Rams Grove to Fetlock Zawn, Port Eynon, Oxwich in the Woods, Utopia Area, Watch House, Foxhole, Minchin Hole, Bowen's Parlour Area, Bosco's Gulch Area, Pwlldu Bay, Rams Tor, Barland Quarry. Inland and Coastal Limestone - Dinas Rock, Darren Fawr, Taffs Well, Taffs Well West, Gilwern East, Gilwern West, Witches Point, Temple Bay, Castle Upon Alun, Costa del Major. Valleys Sandstone - Craig Cwm, Dyffryn, Abbey Buttress, Pen Pych, Space Mountain, Treherbert Quarry, Gelli, Ferndale, Blaenllechau, Dan Dicks, Trebanog, Glynfach, Trehafod, The Darren, Cwmaman, Mountain Ash, Mount Pleasant, The Gap, Navigation Quarry, Abertysswg, Deri, Bargoed, Ridgeway, Llanbradach, Tyle y Coch, Sirhowy, Cox's Quarry, Cross Keys Quarry, Cwmcarn, Tirpentwys.

This summer, Rockfax will be producing an exciting new book covering the trad sea cliff climbing of Pembroke and Gower. This will be their third book to Pembroke and a huge update on the previous edition from 2009. The Gower trad will be appearing in a Rockfax print publication for the first time. The emphasis in these guides is to cover the best routes but to increase the focus on the easier grades of HVS and below to help open up these magnificent areas to even more climbers. The crags have been photographed using the latest technology resulting in some incredible photo-topos and overview shots.There is a new set of maps throughout and detailed text descriptions making locating your chosen route easier than ever. To inspire you is a stunning set of stunning action shots ever used

The first English language climbing guide covering a wide range of sport climbing venues in the Haute Provence area of southeast France including Céüse, Orpierre and Buoux, to name but a few. The guide is produced to the usual Rockfax high standard; it has topo style photo-diagrams to all the crags described plus loads of great action shots as well as lots of useful information on getting there, where to stay and the best time to visit.

The Ariege region of Southern France is the compact area where the Ariege River cuts through the Pyrenees on its way from Andorra to the coast. There is a lot of high quality climbing in the area with a superb variety of rock types to go at; from the soaring granite slabs of the Dent d'Orlu, to the steep limestone bulges of Genat. Limestone, granite and gneiss are on offer and routes vary in size from boulder problems to long epics of over 20 pitches. The area has a long and intriguing history and offers plenty to do apart from the climbing, including mountain walking, caving, river rafting, skiing and checking out the many ancient castles. Factor in the year-round climbing, easy access from northern Europe and plenty of high quality accommodation in the area and it is easy to see that the Ariege region has lots to offer. The areas covered in the guidebook are in and around the main Ariege river valley which runs down from Andorra through Tarascon-sur-Ariege and Foix. All the main sport climbing crags are covered including, Alliat, Auzat, Calames, Sinsat and ther Plantaurel, as well as many longer routes on the Dent d'Orlu and Sinsat. There are also sections on Mountain Walking, Road and Mountain Biking, Water sports and skiing. Despite its attractions, the area has remained off the radar to the climbing world in general, and the lack of a comprehensive modern guide to the area must be a large part of the reason for this. This publication will hopefully open up this great area as a new destination for travelling climbers.

The elegant and dramatic peaks of the Dolomites, one of the most recently designated UNESCO World Heritage Sites, have long epitomised the ideals of climbers the world over. These spectacular limestone and dolomite monoliths rise abruptly from beautiful meadows, their pale faces contrasting starkly with the vibrant colour of the surrounding alpine pastures, to create one of the most instantly recognisable landscapes in the World. Located in northern Italy, and representing a true mix of Italian and Austrian culture, these so-called 'Pale Alps' contain climbing of every shape and size. Single pitch sport crags lie beside kilometre-long traditional routes, with climbs which are steeped in history running parallel to modern bolted lines. The area is particularly renowned for its via ferrata, cabled routes predating the Great War which give superb access to some of the World's most striking summits. The metal wires, interspersed with breathtaking ladders and unlikely suspension bridges, provide aerial assault courses which combine the thrill of an ascent on rock with the security of a protected mountain scramble. This Rockfax guide covers everything you need for a climbing trip regardless of ability, whether it be sport, trad, via ferrata or a combination of all three. It features all the major areas and is the only guidebook available to have such comprehensive coverage. Catinaccio, Val di Fassa, Marmolada, Sella Group, Val Gardena, Fanis Group, Lagazuoi Group, Tofana Group, Cinque Torri, Cortina Basin, Cadini di Misurina, Tre Cime. 152 trad routes 781 sport routes 37 via ferrata

The 2015 Clwyd Limestone Rockfax covers a wealth of traditional and sport climbing. From the magnificent Eglweseg valley, through the popular sport routes in the quarries above the village of Trevor, and on to the two trad cliffs of Pandy Outcrop and Pontesford Rocks. Since the previous Clwyd Limestone Rockfax in 2005 the area has seen around 250 new routes developed and significant re-gearing of older lines. The area is now living up to its potential as a destination in its own right of as a regular stop-off on journeys to or from North Wales. The previous Rockfax book to Clwyd has been a major contributing factor in the boom in visitors to the area. The area is now a popular destination for travelling climbers and this book is the only one that covers the climbing. It is produced in the customary high standard that climbers now demand featuring full-colour photo-topos and loads of action photos and maps.

With its two coasts and a wild expanse of moorland, Devon is home to some of the most varied bouldering in the United Kingdom. Over the last 25 years the region has gradually been developed, mostly by dedicated local climbers and some devoted visitors. The result is a veritable smorgasbord of problems that cater for everyone from beginner to world class on rock types including granite, limestone, schist, sandstone... and other weird stuff. Whether you're a seasoned local or a visitor looking for a family holiday destination with bouldering options, this guide includes over 2300 boulder problems on around 500 pages to choose from, covering the coasts, Dartmoor, inland Devon plus Tintagel and a few other gems just outside of the county.

The Mediterranean island of Mallorca is the home of Europe's best deep water soloing. Previously this was included as a separate chapter in the Mallorca Rockfax. This will be the first book dedicated to deep water soloing on Mallorca. It includes all the information from the previous editions, plus a few new crags and a completely new set of crag photographs taken by drone. Crags Covered Cova del Diablo, Porto Cristo, Porto Cristo Novo, Cala Barques, Cova des Burador, Porto Colom, Cala Marcal, Cala Brafia, Cala Estreta, Cala Sa Nau, Cala Mitjana, Cala Serena, Santanyi, Cala Llombards, Sa Calobra, Port de Sóller, Porto Pi

In reality this is a new edition rather than a new title but it has had a major face-lift. The guide covers the western gritstone edges' including The Roaches and Hencloud from Staffordshire, Shining Clough and Laddow from Derbyshire, Wilton and Anglezark from Lancashire and Helsby and Frodsham from Cheshire - the information is presented in the full colour 'Rockfax' style with extensive route descriptions, maps, photo-topos and symbols. As with all modern climbing guides, it is lavishly illustrated with loads of great action shots.

The Mediterranean island of Mallorca is well-known as a sport climbing destination. This latest edition of the Mallorca Rockfax focusses on the sport climbing routes in the mountains and on the coast. It includes a number of new crags plus updates to existing crags since the last edition in 2015. It also has an almost completely new set of crag photographs taken using drone photography and a new set of detailed maps. Crags Covered Can Ortigues, Capadella, Mont Port, Cala Llamp, C'an Formiga, Puig de Garrafa, Santa Ponça, Ca's Catatà, Sa Cantera, Es Grau, Es Verger, S'estret, Valldemossa, Sa Gubia, Fraguel, Port de Sóller, C'an Nyic, Gorge Blau, Alaró, Caimari, Grau des Ruc, La Creveta, El Fumat, Puig St. Marti, El Calo de Betlem, Son Servera, Felanitx, Sa Mola de Felantix, Cala Magraner, Cala Bota, Torre d'en Beu, Tijuana

The Southern Sandstone climbing area is situated in the Southeast of England on the borders of Kent and East Sussex. It offers some superb top-rope climbing and bouldering on beautiful sandstone formations. This will be the first Rockfax guidebook to cover the climbing and bouldering. The book will use the usual Rockfax style - big full-colour photo-topos, detailed maps and full text descriptions - all lavishly supported by some great action photography. Crags Covered Bowles Rocks, Eridge Rocks, Harrison's Rocks, High Rocks, High Rocks Annexe, Happy Valley, Bull's Hollow, Toad Rocks, Mount Edgecumbe Rocks, Bassett's Farm Rocks, Under Rockes, Stone Farm

The slate quarries near Llanberis have become one of the most popular climbing spots in North Wales for climbers looking for sport routes, or immaculate slab climbing. The development started with the slate boom of the 1980s when the area became famous for immaculate slabs of purple slate with bold run-out routes. Most of these routes are still there in their original style and many have become classics and much sought-after trad ticks. More recently the area has been developed with a multitude of super sport routes from short single pitches to huge multi-pitch extravaganzas. This guide is a celebration of all of those styles of slate climbing. It is a comprehensive guidebook covering all the routes which is a little unusual for a Rockfax, although we have produced such books before.

The book will cover sport climbing, via ferratas and alpine climbing. It is designed to be the general cover-all book for visitors wanting to sample the best this amazing area has to offer. All routes included have full information required to plan, approach and climb them. There are also pointers to other areas with local reference guides and websites mentioned.The climbing is illustrated with full text descriptions, stunning photo-topos, wide overviews and detailed maps ( from the excellent Confédèration Suisse). The route information has been put together by author Tom Litchfield working in conjunction with local climbers and guides.Western OutliersMiroir d l'Argentine, Gastlosen, Les Diablerets, WildhornAdelbodenLohner, Chäligang Via Ferrata, TschingellochtighornKanderstegArmighorn, Bluemlisalp (+Wildi Frau), Oeschinensee (Bire, Frundenhorn, Doldenhorn), Allmenalp Via Ferrata, Ueschenen, KanderfirnGemmi PassWinteregg, Gallihorn, Balmhorn, Rinderhorn, Wildstrubel, Gemmi Via Ferrata, Daubenhorn Via FerrataKientalGspaltenhornInterlakenWilderswil, Hole, Daleboden, Neuhaus, BockstorLauterbrunnenLobhorn, Murren Via Ferrata, Lauterbrunnenwand, Jungfrau North FaceGrindelwaldHintisberg, Monch North Face, Rotstock Via Ferrata, Eiger S Face, Eiger NF +Mitteleggi, Gletscherschlucht, Schreckhorn-Lauteraarhorn, Gleckstein, Scheideggwetterhorn, Schwarzhorn Via FerrataJungfraujoch-KonkordiaJungfrau, Walcherhorn, Monch, Gross Grunhorn, OberaarMeiringenBeretli, Rotsteini, Wylerli, BargschwendiRosenlaui & GauliEngelhorner, Wellhorn, Rousenlaui Glacier, Gauli/UrbachtalGrimselHohfluh, Tschingelbrigg, Mittagfluh, Bugelesien, Handegg, Greubenkessel, Gelmer, Gelmerfluh, Gerstenegg, Raterichsbodensee, Bachlital, El Dorado, Lauteraar Area; Oberaar AreaRhone ValleyFieschertal, Aletsch Arena, Mittelaletsch, Oberaletsch, Aletschhorn, Grosses Fusshorn, Aletschji (Fusshorner , Rotstock/Geisshorn, Aletsch Via Ferrata, Belalp, Hohstock/Sparrhoru, Brig, Baltschiedertal, Stockhorn, Bietschhorn, Alwe Rigg, Breitlauihorn, Jagihorn im Baltschiedertal, Blanchet Ridge, Nesthorn, Wiwanni, Wiwannihorn, Lotschental, Anen Hut Via Ferrata, Jegichnubel

The Lake District and its surrounds are home to a fine selection of sport climbing venues that are set in diverse and very attractive locations, all within easy reach of the fells and their associated famed scenery and pubs. The routes span the full grade spectrum and give the option of dry climbing when the fells necessitate a retreat.This new Rockfax guidebook documents the large amount of high quality sport climbing in and around the Lake District and is the most up-to-date information for all the areas it covers. The crags are set in various environments from seaside to mountainside and contain well-bolted climbs on a variety of rock types - an increasingly popular style of climbing.Areas: The Granite - Waberthwaite Quarry, Bramcrag QuarryThe Sandstone - Scawgill Bridge Quarry, St Bees Head, Coudy RocksThe Limestone - Brough Scar, Scout Scar, Barrowfield Buttress, Chapel Head Scar, Mill Side Scar, Costa Silverdale, Humphrey Head, Warton Main QuarryThe Slate - Dalt Quarry, Thrang Quarry, Cathedral Quarry, Runestone Quarry, High Fell Quarry, Moss Rigg Quarry, Mirk Hole Quarry, Parrock Quarry, Hodge Close Quarry, Peat Field Quarry, Tilberthwaite Quarry, Saddlestone Quarry, Bursting Stone Quarry, Blue Quarries, Common Wood Quarry

Lake District Climbs provides comprehensive coverage of the very best traditional climbing in the mountains and valleys of the English Lake District. The range and variety of climbing available is outstanding, from low-level single-pitch outcrop cragging to long multi-pitch mountain routes. There is something here for climbers of all abilities from experts to those just starting out. The book is packed with stunning photography to inspire, and the information is documented in the clear and concise format that has made Rockfax the most popular climbing guidebooks in Europe. With 1000 routes on 58 cliffs there is enough climbing described in Lake District Climbs to give the majority of climbers a lifetime of tremendous traditional climbing in a stunning environment.

The third book in the Rockfax France series covers the extensive and fertile climbing area west of the author's previous guide to Haute Provence. The areas covered largely surround the beautiful Parc National des Cévennes, but also includes crags that are close to the cities of Nimes and Avignon. Presented in the universally-praised Rockfax style, the book gives the reader with clear landscape photos of each crag, never-before-seen close-up photo-topos, and a wealth of action photos taken specifically for the book. Whether you're planning your trip from home, or choosing your next route at the crag, this guide has everything you're looking for. Crags Covered Chaulet, Mazet, Actinadas,Le Cirque des Gens, Les Branches, Gorge du Tarn, Gorge de la Jonte, Le Boffi, Cantobre, Thaurac, Hortus, Claret, Russan, Seynes, Mont Gaussier, Mouriès, Orgon

'Back in the days when I was a weekend warrior who thrived on walking, scrambling and low grade rock and winter climbing this would have been my bible; it is inspiring, educational and aesthetically beautiful. I can see myself dipping in and out of it for many years to come.' UKClimbing This new book by Mark Reeves covers all the best mountain walks and scrambles in and around the Snowdonia area. The coverage is done in full Rockfax style with big overview photos, precise route descriptions and detailed maps. It also has an extensive introduction covering some of the basic skills required for scrambling, route planning and navigation. The walks start from basic routes up to the summit of Snowdon like the Llanberis Path. The main information is focussed on the multitude of scrambling possibilities which range from long link-ups like the Snowdon Horshoe, steady ridges like Bristly Ridge and full rock climbs like Grooved Arete on the East Face of Tryfan. The walks are covered with a map, description and sometimes an overview photograph. The scrambles mostly have detailed overview photographs, descriptions and approach maps. The harder scrambles and climbs all have detailed description and photo topos.

The Mediterranean island of Sicily offers holiday sport climbing in an excellent climate on superb rock. It has something of the character of Kalymnos with easily accessible cliffs many with a beautiful westerly aspect. There are steep tufa-caves, expansive vast walls and shorter single pitch cliffs mostly in easy reach of some delightful holiday accommodation. The climate is just what you would expect for winter sun in the Mediterranean. This will be the biggest guide yet for the island covering the areas of San Vito Lo Capo, Macari, Castelluzzo and Palermo in the same book.

Northern England is the latest guide from the ever expanding guidebook empire that is Rockfax - this new book covers the whole of the north east of England running in a north-easterly diagonal line from Yorkshire through the North York Moors and ending in Northumberland. The guide has a wealth of climbing described between its covers and is produced to the high standards we've come to expect from Rockfax. All the crags described in the book are illustrated with high quality full colour photo diagrams and there is a good selection of action shots. All the popular Yorkshire Grit venues are included, Ilkley, Almscliffe, Brimham, Rylstone, Crookrise plus many more, there is a good selection of crags in the North York Moors and the county of Northumberland is well represented with the popular climbing destinations of Peel Crag, Back Bowden, Bowden, Kyloe in the Woods and many more - over 300 pages, 2000 routes in the usual A5 format.

Beautifully illustrated guidebook covering all the major locations from around the World which have been developed for Deep Water Soloing. The information is presented in the full colour Rockfax photo-topo style and inludes crucial advice on when and how to tackle the deep water solos. The guidebook is enticingly illustrated with many stunning photographs, the majority taken by Mike Robertson. Useful as either a stand-alone comprehensive reference book, or an essential companion to the traditional climbing guides to the venues.

West Country Climbs covers around 1000 of the West Country's most popular and highest calibre climbs, which span the full spectrum of climbing styles and grades; from committing multipitch sea cliff routes, to easy-going inland sport climbs. The rock ranges from the moorland and sea cliff granites of Dartmoor and West Penwith, through the geological weirdness of North Devon and Cornwall, to the multitude of limestones on parade in Devon, Somerset, Avon and Dorset. West Country Climbs will be an essential reference book to the climbing available in the region. The guidebook will appeal to the holidaying or regular visitor to the West Country whilst also offering a vast amount of up-to-date and inspirational coverage for the local climber. Areas Covered Wye Valley, Avon and Somerset, North Devon, The Culm, Atlantic Coast, Inland Cornwall, West Penwith, The Lizard, Inland Devon, Torbay.

Following on the heels of the critically acclaimed, "Sport Climbing+", "Trad Climbing+" is the first climbing text book focusing on modern traditional climbing from a British perspective. The aim of "Trad Climbing+" is to offer a balance of safety-focused ropework and protection skills with equally useful tactical and psychological ideas that drive the individual to succeed. "Trad Climbing+" is the first book of its kind ever to include in-depth coverage of coaching-derived ideas that will allow the reader to reach new levels of confidence and ability without embarking on lengthy training programmes.

Northern Limestone : Yorkshire, Cumbria, Lancashire from Rockfax covers the premier limestone sport crags of the UK with the big three of Malham, Kilnsey and Gordale and their world class climbing. Alongside these titans are numerous other destinations that offer both sport and trad climbing throughout the grades, ranging from the intimidating walls of Blue Scar and Trow Gill to the long lines of newly developed low to mid-grade sport crags such as Moughton Nab and Giggleswick South. Low to mid-grade trad climbing is also well catered for on the walls and escarpments at the likes of Trowbarrow Quarry, Twistleton Scar, Attermire Scar and Witches Quarry. Virtually all of the crags in the book are set in beautiful countryside and are close to fabulous pubs, villages, camping and bunkhouse accommodation. Twistleton Scars, Trow Gill, Robin Proctor's Scar, Crummackdale, Panorama Crag, Moughton Nab, Pot Scar, Giggleswick North, Giggleswick South, Langcliffe, Castleberg Crag, Attermire Scar, Malham Cove, Gordale, Stony Bank, Yew Cogar Scar, Blue Scar, Kilnsey, Dib Scar, Loup Scar, Troller's Gill, Scout Scar, Mill Side Scar, Chapel Head Scar, Humphrey Head, Trowbarrow Quarry, Witches' Quarry.

North Wales is one of the most popular climbing areas in the country. The variety of crags, routes and styles is almost unmatched spanning the major mountain crags in Llanberis Pass, Cloggy, Ogwen, Moelwyns and the Carneddau; to the Llanberis Slate quarries, Tremadog, Mid-Wales, Gogarth and the Ormes of Llandudno. This book covers all the best climbing across this wide area. Areas covered - Llanberis Slate, Llanberis Pass, Clogwyn Du'r Arddu, Lliwedd, Gwynant, Ogwen, Carneddau, Tremadog, Betws-y-Coed, Moelwyns, Gogarth, Limestone, Mid-Wales.