Buttermere & St Bees Rock Climbing Guidebook
This is the definitive guidebook covering the Buttermere and St Bees area in the northwest part of the Lake District. This guidebook describes the traditional rock climbing and bouldering found in the diverse mountain crags of Buttermere and includes High Crag, Eagle Crag, Grey Crag, and Raven Crag on the Ennerdale face of High Stile. Also included are the sandstone seacliffs of St Bees with their mixture of bouldering, sport and trad routes.
The guidebook is comprehensively illustrated throughout with stunning action shots and all the routes are described on colour topos. The guidebook was published in April 2008 by the Fell and Rock Climbing Club (FRCC).
As with previous FRCC guides there are also chapters on geology and conservation, together with sections on climbing walls, a list of useful contacts, the location and contact details of campsites and mountain rescue, along with a comprehensive first ascents list and crag chart
Size: 125mm x 180mm
Number of pages is 356.
The guidebook is comprehensively illustrated throughout with stunning action shots and all the routes are described on colour topos. The guidebook was published in April 2008 by the Fell and Rock Climbing Club (FRCC).
As with previous FRCC guides there are also chapters on geology and conservation, together with sections on climbing walls, a list of useful contacts, the location and contact details of campsites and mountain rescue, along with a comprehensive first ascents list and crag chart
Size: 125mm x 180mm
Number of pages is 356.
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$7.54Buttermere & St Bees Rock Climbing Guidebook
This is the definitive guidebook covering the Buttermere and St Bees area in the northwest part of the Lake District. This guidebook describes the traditional rock climbing and bouldering found in the diverse mountain crags of Buttermere and includes High Crag, Eagle Crag, Grey Crag, and Raven Crag on the Ennerdale face of High Stile. Also included are the sandstone seacliffs of St Bees with their mixture of bouldering, sport and trad routes.
The guidebook is comprehensively illustrated throughout with stunning action shots and all the routes are described on colour topos. The guidebook was published in April 2008 by the Fell and Rock Climbing Club (FRCC).
As with previous FRCC guides there are also chapters on geology and conservation, together with sections on climbing walls, a list of useful contacts, the location and contact details of campsites and mountain rescue, along with a comprehensive first ascents list and crag chart
Size: 125mm x 180mm
Number of pages is 356.
The guidebook is comprehensively illustrated throughout with stunning action shots and all the routes are described on colour topos. The guidebook was published in April 2008 by the Fell and Rock Climbing Club (FRCC).
As with previous FRCC guides there are also chapters on geology and conservation, together with sections on climbing walls, a list of useful contacts, the location and contact details of campsites and mountain rescue, along with a comprehensive first ascents list and crag chart
Size: 125mm x 180mm
Number of pages is 356.
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This is the definitive guidebook covering the Buttermere and St Bees area in the northwest part of the Lake District. This guidebook describes the traditional rock climbing and bouldering found in the diverse mountain crags of Buttermere and includes High Crag, Eagle Crag, Grey Crag, and Raven Crag on the Ennerdale face of High Stile. Also included are the sandstone seacliffs of St Bees with their mixture of bouldering, sport and trad routes.
The guidebook is comprehensively illustrated throughout with stunning action shots and all the routes are described on colour topos. The guidebook was published in April 2008 by the Fell and Rock Climbing Club (FRCC).
As with previous FRCC guides there are also chapters on geology and conservation, together with sections on climbing walls, a list of useful contacts, the location and contact details of campsites and mountain rescue, along with a comprehensive first ascents list and crag chart
Size: 125mm x 180mm
Number of pages is 356.
The guidebook is comprehensively illustrated throughout with stunning action shots and all the routes are described on colour topos. The guidebook was published in April 2008 by the Fell and Rock Climbing Club (FRCC).
As with previous FRCC guides there are also chapters on geology and conservation, together with sections on climbing walls, a list of useful contacts, the location and contact details of campsites and mountain rescue, along with a comprehensive first ascents list and crag chart
Size: 125mm x 180mm
Number of pages is 356.
