Each Rock Climbing Atlas contains detailed information about the best climbing
\nareas in each country:
\nDetailed information about each crag: Number of routes, Level of difficulty,
\nQuality of bolting, Face direction & weather suitability.
\nNecessary information about each climbing area:
\nHow to get there and how to move around. Where to stay. Where to find the
\nlocal climbing guidebook, Other things to see & do on restdays.
\nRelevant information and facts about each country: climate, costs of
\ntravelling, accommodation, food, etc..
\nClear maps and route descriptions to each crag with the GPS waypoints of the
\nparking and the location of the crags.
\nA large number of high quality photos and maps. <\/p>\n
Enjoy the hospitality of the Bulgarians and climb high quality routes at crags
\nwhere yearly international competitions are held.
\nClimb well-bolted, 300m high, multi-pitch routes in Croatia.
\nCheck out the climbing in the old abandoned quarries of Hungary.
\nShare your experience with other climbers at the various crags of picturesque
\nMacedonia.
\nTravel back in time to Romania and surprise yourself with outstanding, well
\nprotected, climbing routes.
\nCheck out the climbing in Slovenia, Europe’s top-spot for for extreme sports. <\/p>\n
Wer gerne zu unbekannten Kletterzielen reist, wird mit dem neuen Rock Climbing
\nAtlas f\u00fcndig. Ziele wie Bulgarien, Kroatien, Ungarn, Mazedonien, Rum\u00e4nien und
\nSlowenien werden behandelt. <\/p>\n
Die B\u00fccher aus der Rock Climbing Atlas Serie sind in leicht zu verstehendem
\nEnglisch geschrieben. Sie enthalten keine eigenen Topos, sondern weisen die
\nLeser auf die jeweiligen lokalen F\u00fchrer hin.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"