Climbing without Frontiers Rock Climbing Guidebook (Trieste, Osp and Istria)

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The Climbing without Frontiers guidebook covers the sport climbing along the Adriatic Coast, in southwest Slovenia (including Osp), around Trieste in Italy, and Istria in Croatia. In total there are 32 different crags and in excess of 3,100 routes to choose from, across a wide range of grades that will suit climbers of all abilities. Some of the main crags covered in this guidebook are; Osp, Misja Pec, & Crni Kal in Slovenia; Napoleonica & Val Rosandra in Trieste, Italy; and Limski kanal, Dvigrad & Rovinj in Croatia.

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All the routes are shown on a mixture of colour photo topos and clear topo diagrams along with the route length. 7 crags are described around Trieste, 3 in Slovenia, and 22 crags in the northern Croatian region of Istria.

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At the start of each crag there is a good description giving a general overview of the crag (in Slovenian, Croatian, Italian, German and English text) and a crag location map.  Symbols then indicate approach time from the car park, number of routes, orientation of the crag, style of climbing, suitability for families and GSP co-ordinates for the parking.

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Published by Sidarta in October 2021 (revised 6^th edition) this guidebook is in Slovenian, Croatian, Italian, German and English text throughout.  A detailed crag planner at the end of the book details the total number of routes across various grade bands for each crag.

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Number of pages is 416.
Size is 152mm x 240mm.
ISBN is 9789616027816.

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