climbing guidebook Innsbruck Rock

SPORT CLETTER AREAS in and around Innsbruck in the geographical triangle Hall - Brennero - Silz
Innsbruck is often called the capital of the Alps, because the city of 120,000 inhabitants is geographically located in the heart of the (Eastern) Alps. So it's no wonder that mountain sports enthusiasts are part of the daily street scene: Skiers strolling through the city center with their ski (touring) equipment are therefore just as nothing unusual as cyclists with fully packed climbing backpacks.
The fact that sport climbing has a long tradition here is just as well known as the fact that there is an extremely active scene in the greater Innsbruck area, which not only cracks the hardest routes, but also continually opens up new areas.
The last truly comprehensive climbing guidebook for this region was the legendary guidebook by Otti Wiedmann, last published in 2003, and this is an attempt to publish a worthy successor. The guide does not only present the most beautiful or most popular climbing areas around the Tyrolean capital - there are already enough selection guides - but it is also intended to document the current state of climbing areas and therefore also includes several new areas or those for which there has been no current topo for years.
592 pages
Language German
Edition 2023


A. Würtele
Versante Sud