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West Country Climbs covers around 1000 of the West Country's most popular and highest calibre climbs, which span the full spectrum of climbing styles and grades, from committing multipitch sea cliff routes, to easy-going inland sport climbs. The rock ranges from the moorland and sea cliff granites of Dartmoor and West Penwith, through the geological weirdness of North Devon and Cornwall, to the multitude of limestones on parade in Devon, Somer...

The 5th edition of the Dorset Rockfax is the biggest Rockfax guidebook yet. It covers all the sport climbing across Portland, Lulworth and Swanage in Dorset and also the best of the trad climbing. Every crag has been rephotographed and presented with big aerial overviews and detailed new maps.

Lake District Climbs provides comprehensive coverage of the very best traditional climbing in the mountains and valleys of the English Lake District. With descriptions of 1000 routes on 58 cliffs, the range and variety of climbing available is outstanding, from low-level single-pitch outcrop cragging to long multi-pitch mountain routes.

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A guidebook to El Chorro that uses Rockfax photo-topo style and features full colour throughout.

SPORTS & RECREATION / Mountaineering

Featuring full-page colour photos and a set of action photos, this book focuses on Portland, Swanage and Lulworth, covering the sport routes in these areas, and also the best trade climbing at Swanage and Lulworth.

SPORTS & RECREATION / Mountaineering

SPORTS & RECREATION / Mountaineering

The Mediterranean island of Mallorca is now well-known as a sport climbing destination and has also established itself as the home of Europe's best deep water soloing. The main guidebook to the climbing on the island for the last 20 years has been published by Rockfax and this new edition adds to this legacy with another blockbusting volume for the sun-seeking climber. The sport section now covers 34 crags spread from Cap Formentor to Puig de ...

South Wales Sport covers the area to the south of the Brecon Beacons, spanning the land and sea cliffs from the River Wye on the Welsh border to Pembrokeshire in the west. The area is home to a wealth of sport climbing on a multitude of venues ranging from small inland quarries to extensive limestone sea cliffs.