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Book - Dolomites - The most beautiful climbing routes | Glénat (French)

Name: Book - Dolomites - The most beautiful climbing routes | Glénat (French)
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SKU: 9782344054574
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Book - Dolomites - The most beautiful climbing routes | Glénat (French)

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The Dolomites are probably the most beautiful mountains in the world. Located north of Italy, the impressive walls that make up this vast massive are traversed for centuries by the climbers who have written there the most beautiful pages of climbing, which they are called Preuss, Comicip, Cassin, Detassis, Livanos or Messner. For climbers of all horizons, the Dolomites are a vertical paradise of incredible diversity.
Cinque climbing schools Torri until the 1800 meters from the north face of Monte AGNER, they offer everything a mountaineer can desire, on a unique rock in the world. In this book, the authors, fine connoisseurs of the massif, propose a selection of 50 large lanes all done during their years of exploration. Strong sensations guaranteed thanks to the images of landscapes, vertices and especially to the vertiginous photos taken in the front walls and summaries of each climb. In addition, the indispensable detailed sketches of the lanes and all the practical information delivered by the authors. A magnificent book for both the amateur climbers of traditional climbing in adventure field that for those preferring the modern ways of this extraordinary "Jardin de Pierres".

ISBN/EAN : 9782344054574
Publication date: 2023
Pagination: 320 pages
Folded dimensions: 24x32cm
Language(s): French
Weight: 830 g