Chiemgau Rock Verlag

Revolt 104 Freeride Ski 24/25

<p>The new edition of the climbing guide "Chiemgau Rock - Sportklettern zwischen Inn und Saalach" describes the 26 most important sport climbing areas from Rosenheim to Salzburg on 450 pages. Numerous crags are described exclusively for the first time. The author's importance as one of the most important developers and his proximity to the local scene ensure a level of topicality that is unmatched by the competition.</p> <p>The volume lists 600 routes on the 11 most important crags in the Achental alone and presents all 218 routes on the Zellerwand for the first time. In the Inn Valley, the areas around the Weigend Wall and the Lambrechtsfels have been brought up to date, including the new high-end routes by Heli Kotter. In Ruhpolding, the Pointner Graben is published for the first time and appealing topos describe old and new destinations around Inzell. Of course, Karlstein is also included.</p> <p>The book is primarily aimed at the target group of sport climbers and families. The description of alpine destinations on the Kampenwand and Hörndlwand is deliberately omitted, as these areas generally have no sport climbing protection and require experience in alpine terrain, but no effort has been spared for up-to-date information and a cleverly designed graphic preparation of the area introductions, topos and approach sketches. As a qualified product developer, the author has paid particular attention to the criteria of product ergonomics and reading typography. The elaborately generated image material is intended to emphasise the appealing layout. The informative button system makes the new climbing guide particularly easy to understand and makes it quick to find the information you are looking for. For foreign-language customers, all important information has been translated into English.</p> <p>Christoph Müller | Chiemgau Rock Verlag | 450 pages</p>