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Category: Climbing destinations

Sport Climbing destinations big or small, in Europe. Especially in Germany, Austria, Italy, Spain, France, Greece or Slovenia

Arco

Winter climbing in Arco

by
Chris
Published
22/01/2011
  That year, Lago di Garda suffered many heavy rainfalls , lots of snow and bad weather … finding a dry climbing sector was a challenge. We actually wanted to use a spontaneous opportunity to…
Blog, Climbing destinations, Italy, Winter climbs
2

Climbing in Val Durance – a perfect getaway for the summer

by
Chris
Published
07/08/2010
It took a while before the new guide-book came out again. And when it did, I was so happy to get it. Awesome looking lines and new areas in granite, conglomerate and limestone, all clustered in…
Blog, Climbing destinations, France, Summer climbs
1

Climbing in Frankenjura, Germany

by
Chris
Published
22/07/2010
Frankenjura – is one of the most developed, most climbed, most important climbing areas in Germany. There’s a huge cluster of crags spreaded all over the region of the “Fränkische Schweiz” or Frankenjura. This region is situated…
Blog, Climbing destinations, Germany
3
Tufa Paradise in Nice

Climbing in Côte d’Azur, France

by
Chris
Published
22/06/2010
Alpes – Maritimes – a beautiful mixture of the alps and the sea next to each other in southern France. The Côte d’Azur region is blessed with hundreds of sectors of climbing possibilities for everyone at all levels be it…
Blog, Climbing destinations, France
4
crags in Grenoble

Climbing in Grenoble, France

by
Chris
Published
19/06/2010
We finally made it to the areas near Grenoble after dozens of recomendations from various climbers. Without much expectations and equipt with an 10 year old guide book from 1996 Val d´Isere, we packed our…
Blog, Climbing destinations, France, Summer climbs
2

Climbing in Casso, Italy

by
Chris
Published
19/06/2010
If you drive through Longarone and look up to the roads that lead to Erto, you’ll notice this great wall that covers a great part of that hill you’ll be passing. Then you’d go asking…
Blog, Climbing destinations, Italy
0

Climbing in Kalymnos – Greece

by
Chris
Published
19/06/2010
Climbing in Kalymnos is an all time favourite. And there must be a reason that it’s still one of the top destinations to go to today. Kalymnos is an island some 20 ferry minutes away…
Blog, Climbing destinations, Greece
1
Coiffeuer pour hommes 7c+

Climbing in Nice, France – Alpes Maritimes

by
Chris
Published
01/06/2010
“Once on the way to the Barber” – a short story A short story from Körni: Mr Stimpson, a strong, young and a vain 1.6m tall man were in the skirts of Nice, France. He…
Blog, Climbing destinations, France
0

Climbing in Castelbianco – Valle Pennavaire

by
Chris
Published
28/02/2010
If you’re looking for an alternative to climbing in Finale, cliffs in and around Castelbianco offers a handful that’s worth a few weeks of holidays to spend your time on. VALLE PENNAVAIRE is a quiet valley…
Blog, Climbing destinations, Italy
2
Massone, the mother of all sectors

Climbing in Arco, northern Italy

by
Chris
Published
01/01/2009
Mentioning the name “Arco” makes every climber´s heart beat a little faster. It’s the place where climbing dreams are made of, a place to get great pizzas and pasta or gelatis, to go equipment shopping…
Blog, Climbing destinations, Italy
5

Climbing in Sardegna, Italy

by
Chris
Published
27/02/2002
  Sardegna is one of the most beautiful Islands opposite of Rome and about 9 Ferry hours away from Livorno, where we took off on a lovely morning in Autumn. News had been brumming on…
Blog, Climbing destinations, Italy
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