Climbing Books

Andy Kirkpatrick is one of the funniest of Britain’s top climbers and represents what is best in modern climbing: boldness, innovation, sense of humour, commitment, and an appetite for risk. The author has climbed some of the hardest routes in the Alps and has mountaineered around the world, including Patagonia in winter - here he has written a challenging autobiography, the centrepiece of which is his famed thirteen-day solo ascent of Reticent Wall on El Capitan in Yosemite.

Climbing Beyond covers some of James Pearson and Caroline Ciavaldini's most exciting adventures, from Deepwater soloing to classic beautiful boulders, new routes in South Africa and many more adventures this book will inspire you to get out there and climb by taking you to some unusual but incredible places. It has stunning photography which shows the beauty of the climbing areas along with of course the main attraction, the climbing.

A different take on the climbing guidebook, Mapo Tapo's 'The Climbing Travel Guide' is an illustrated guidebook containing 50 of the most beautiful climbing destinations the globe has to offer.

Throw your belongings in the back, get on the road, drive to a beach, a mountain or a sunset, go for a night or a year... More people than ever before are finding freedom in their own campervan or motorhome. This colourful book takes you step-by-step through the process of converting everyday vehicles into campervans and motorhomes.

One climber's hard road to freedom (by Nick Bullock).

Top sport-climber, brilliant competitor and a pioneer in the new game of bouldering, Moffatt’s story is that of climbing itself in the last thirty years.