France Roc 1 - Bourgogne - Auvergne: Bilingual top guide - French/English

This guidebook is a comprehensive climbing resource for over 250 cliffs in France, including grades 3a-8c. It is written by David Atchison-Jones and designed for beginners, families, and regular climbers, with 12,000+ routes, GPS info, access maps, campsites, and picnic spots. The first of a four-book series, it covers the main 8 departments of Bourgogne and Auvergne, as well as other cliffs nearby.

Format: Paperback / softback
Length: 320 pages
Publication date: 30 June 2021
Publisher: Jingo Wobbly Publishing

Climbing Guidebook to Over 250 Cliffs in France: All Grades Included (3a-8c)

This comprehensive climbing guidebook offers a detailed exploration of over 250 cliffs across France, catering to climbers of all skill levels. From beginners to experienced regulars, this guidebook provides an invaluable resource for discovering the best areas and experiencing the thrill of climbing in stunning natural landscapes.

With an extensive selection of 12,000+ routes, this guidebook offers a diverse range of climbing opportunities. Whether you prefer challenging routes on steep cliffs or more accessible routes for families and beginners, there is something for everyone. The guidebook includes detailed GPS information, comprehensive access maps, and recommendations for campsites and picnic spots, ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable climbing experience.

Written by experienced climber David Atchison-Jones, this guidebook is the first in a series dedicated to sport climbing and bouldering in France. Atchison-Jones has authored numerous major guidebooks to renowned climbing destinations in France, including Fontainebleau, Bourgogne, and other regions. His expertise and knowledge of the French climbing scene are evident in the comprehensive coverage of this guidebook.

The guidebook spans the main 8 departments of Bourgogne and Auvergne, showcasing a wide variety of cliffs and climbing areas. It also includes many other cliffs from nearby departments that are easily accessible en-route and naturally fit into the itinerary. This diverse range of climbing destinations ensures that climbers can experience a variety of terrains and challenges throughout their journey.

In Fontainebleau, the guidebook provides a simple introduction to the 30 main areas, including famous spots like Les Eaux Vives and Le Chapeau Rouge. For those seeking spectacular Saussois and hidden granite areas, Yonne-Morvan is a must-visit destination. The Auxois-Beaune-Macon region boasts a concentration of classic limestone climbs, while the Clermont-Ferrand-Cantal region offers a plethora of volcanic towers to conquer.

The Saint-Etienne-Haute Loire region offers quiet areas of the Massif Central for those seeking a peaceful and scenic climbing experience. The Ardeche-Lozère region is renowned for its sunshine and magnificent rock formations, making it an ideal destination for those who enjoy basking in the sun and tackling challenging rock routes.

Whether you are a seasoned climber or a beginner looking to explore the world of climbing in France, this guidebook is an essential companion. With its comprehensive coverage, detailed information, and stunning photography, it provides everything you need to plan your climbing adventure and make the most of your time in the French climbing paradise.

So grab your climbing gear, lace up your boots, and get ready to embark on an unforgettable climbing journey in France with this comprehensive and practical guidebook.

Weight: 630g
Dimension: 154 x 211 x 21 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9781873665176
Edition number: 3 New edition