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Pietra Di Luna
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Pietra di Luna - A guide to rock climbing in Sardinia describes more than 3600 single pitch sports routes all over the island of Sardinia. The guidebook covers the popular areas of Cala Gonone, Domusnovas, Isili, Jerzu and Baunei. In total it describes 20 main rock climbing areas, detailing 176 different crags and over 3600 routes.
At the start of each rock climbing area/crag there is a general description detailing the character of the climbing to be found. There is also approach/access information, the type of rock, how good the bolts are, and the best time of year to climb. This guidebook has many stunning action photographs (on virtually every page), which show the style and character of the fantastic rock climbing to be found in Sardinia.
Published in October 2011 (5th Edition) this guidebook is written in English text. All of the routes are illustrated on colour photo-topos, with French sport grades used throughout.
Number of pages is 610.
Format, 210mm x 151mm (A5 size)
At the start of each rock climbing area/crag there is a general description detailing the character of the climbing to be found. There is also approach/access information, the type of rock, how good the bolts are, and the best time of year to climb. This guidebook has many stunning action photographs (on virtually every page), which show the style and character of the fantastic rock climbing to be found in Sardinia.
Published in October 2011 (5th Edition) this guidebook is written in English text. All of the routes are illustrated on colour photo-topos, with French sport grades used throughout.
Number of pages is 610.
Format, 210mm x 151mm (A5 size)
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