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Best of Genuss Schweiz - Kletterführer

<p>And once again, our Topofee Johanna presents a guidebook that sets standards and pushes boundaries. New on board: Urs Odermatt, known to insiders as the owner and managing director of Ruedi Bergsport, who is also a mountain guide, professional climber in the RedBull Athletes Team and author of various ice climbing guides. With their (life) work, Johanna and Urs present the ultimate Swiss guide pocket knife. An incredible 672 pages that summarize the very best of what Switzerland has to offer pleasure climbers at difficulty levels 4 to 7-. Water-eroded limestone in the Jura, the Gastlosen, the Alpstein, the R&auml;tikon or the Bernese Alps - iron-hard primary rock in Valais, Ticino, Bergell or the Uri Alps. And most of it is as well secured as the modern pleasure climber likes and appreciates in the Swiss regions. However, there are also a few routes that wouldn't get the Plaisir seal of approval - long live pluralism. Even in climbing. The 3rd edition of the "Best of - Switzerland" offers climbing fodder for years to come. Of course, the delicacies are not randomly stuffed into the large bowl, but presented in a gourmet manner on the serving plate. Well-considered content, a clear structure and a convincing layout - and in the new edition in an appropriately large format. Best of in every respect.</p> <p><strong>Jura</strong><br>Les Sometres (mirror wall)<br>Edelgrat (Br&uuml;ggligr&egrave;te)<br>Wei&szlig;enstein<br>Balmflue (ch&Uuml;pfli)<br>Egerkinger Platte<br><br><strong>Fribourg Alps - Gastlosen</strong><br>Wandflue - Poyet</p> <p><strong>Vaud Alps</strong><br>Moelle - Rocher de la Latte<br>Miroir d`Argentine</p> <p><strong>Central Swiss Prealps</strong><br>Cheselenflue<br><br><strong>Alpstein</strong><br>Stoss<br>Wildhuser Schafbergwand<br>G&egrave;tterifirst<br><br><strong>Glarus Alps</strong><br>Bockmattli - Nameless tower<br>Bockmattli - Small Bockmattli Tower<br>Br&uuml;ggler<br>Wageten</p> <p><strong>Uri Alps - Susten Pass</strong><br>Climbing crags<br>Rock glacier slabs<br>Pfriendler<br>Untertalstock<br>Guferstock<br>Chli Sustli (Sustenbr&uuml;ggli)<br><br><strong>Uri Alps - G&ouml;schen Valley</strong><br>Schijenstock<br>Bergseeschijen<br>Hochschijen<br>Sandbalm and Sandplatte<br>Sabitschijen<br>Gemsplanggenstock<br>Gemsplanggen<br><br><strong>Uri Alps - Furka region</strong><br>Glacier horn<br>Strahlengrat<br>Chli Bielenhorn<br>Great Bielenhorn<br>Galengrat<br>Great Furkahorn<br>Little Furkahorn - West face slabs</p> <p><strong>Uri Alps - Grimsel Pass</strong><br>Gelmerfluh<br>Handegg<br>Mittagflue<br><br><strong>Bernese Alps</strong><br>Summer hole<br>R&egrave;terichsboden - Seeplatten<br>Gerstenegg<br>Small Simelistock<br>Vorderspitze<br>Kingspitze<br>Hintisberg (castle)<br><br><strong>Ticino</strong><br>Climbing gardens on the Gotthard Pass<br>Sperone di Mani&ugrave;<br>Poncione di Cassina Baggio<br>Pizzo del Prevat<br>Lavorgo<br>Fregggio<br>Placche di Gram&uuml;sed<br>Speroni di Ponte Brolla<br>Other climbing areas in the Maggia Valley and the surrounding area<br><br><strong>Bergell - Albigna hut</strong><br>Climbing garden Wasserplatten<br>Vergine - Al Gal<br>Spazzacaldeira Pizzo Balzetto<br>Piz dal P&egrave;l<br>Punta da l&Egrave;Albigna<br>Pizzo Badile<br>Torre Innominata<br>Sciora di Fuori<br>Pizzi Gemelli</p>