UK Wales

The Essential Guide To British Bouldering.

A guide to the climbing on the south side of the A5, based around the ever-popular Tryfan and Cwm Idwal areas, including some 140 new routes climbed since the last guide, and many ‘rediscovered’ older climbs. New crags include the Eastern Cliffs...

“The Tremadog area is particularly renowned for its popular ‘rain shadow’ crags cradling the village named after the famous Victorian engineer William Madocks, who built the sea wall that drained the valley floor in 1811. The popularity of ...

From the team that published the hugely popular North Wales Rock comes this new guide, Gogarth North. The sea cliffs of Gogarth are situated on the western tip of Anglesey and provide an impressive range if exciting ‘trad’ routes...

The highly anticipated 3rd edition of the North Wales Bouldering bible, now in 2 volumes, volume 1 is a whopping 704 pages of problems, topos and colour photos.

No other bouldering location in the UK offers such a fine range of classic limestone test pieces - in fact it could be argued there is nowhere in Europe with such a high concentration of hard problems. This new guide describes over 100 problems...

ISBN 10: 090160187XISBN 13: 9780901601872No of Pages: 320Page Size: 120 x 179mmPublisher: Climbers' ClubSeries: Climbers Club GuidesPublished Date: 07/2010Cover: paperback (encapsulated)Illustrations: illustrations, diagrams, mapsWeight...

First Edition of the Gower Rock guidebook.

The Clwyd Limestone covers all of the sport and trad climbing in the area, including 250 new routes. It offers some fantastic climbing and is often a stop-off point for people heading to North Wales. Author: Mark Glaister & Lee Proctor ...

This is the first full guide to the North Wales Slate. It covers the slate quarries near Llanberis which is famous for technical, delicate, slab climbing or as my boss calls it slabby nonsense. The guide includes sport and trad climbing so ...