Walking, Climbing and Canyoning Guidebooks for the Pyrenees
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A meticulous guide to the Camino del Norte pilgrim route (over 800km) and alternatives and extensions through northern Spain to the sacred city of Santiago de Compostela. Stage-by-stage descriptions to four different routes, advice on recommended gear, information on hostels along the way and an extensive glossary in English, Spanish and Euskara.
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This handy guidebook describes the 730km pilgrim route from Le Puy-en-Valey in central France to Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port on the Pyrenees. The Way of St James route descriptions include the history of the pilgrimage, places of interest and accommodation. It is suitable for all abilities but a basic level of fitness is required due to the distance.
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This handy guidebook contains route descriptions for the Pyrenean Haute Route. It zig-zags across the Franco-Spanish border and stays close to the main ridge of the Pyrenees. It covers 800km and has a total of 40km ascent, so is only suitable for experienced mountain walkers. The route is split over 45 day stages and is largely unwaymarked.
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This handy guidebook contains detailed route descriptions for the 840km long-distance GR11 route from the Atlantic to the Mediterranean in 46 day stages. Each stage ranges from 7 to 30km in length and covers 40,000m of ascent and descent. The route offers stunning mountain scenery from spectacular high peaks to glistening tarns and green valleys.
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This handy pocket-sized guidebook contains detailed route descriptions for canyoning in 5 limestone areas in southern Europe, Costa Blanca, the Pyrenees, Provence, Sardinia and Mallorca. It provides a basic grounding in canyoning techniques and skills for those who are less experienced as well as challenges for those with the required skills.
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This handy guidebook contains 170 routes for walks, climbs and multi-day treks on both sides of the Pyrenees, including a circuit of Andorra's Frontier Peaks. The 3000m summits are within reach of any hill walker and offer a variety of terrain. The day walks range from 30 minutes long to 9 hours and the multi-day walks range from 2 to 12 days.
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Guide to 60 walking routes in little-known Andorra. The guidebook includes numerous paths with scrambles, summits, via ferratas and a week-long Andorra circuit. Covers Arinsal, Sispony, Arcalis and Angonella, Valls Sorteny and Rialb, Montcaup, Ordino, Casamanya, Valls del Riu, Ransol, D’Incles, Circ de Pessons, Cortals and Vall del Madrui.
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A resource book covering the finest walks, treks and climbs in the High Pyrenees for 400km between France and Spain, from the Cirque de Lescun, on the edge of the Basque country in the west, to the Carlit massif and the Cerdagne to the east of Andorra. It is the first in our World Mountain Ranges series.
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This handy guidebook contains a detailed route description for the 778km Spanish section of the Way of St James from Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port in the foothills of the French Pyrenees to first, the cathedral in Santiago de Compostela and then onto Finisterre on the Galician coast. Those who are fairly fit can complete the walk in 4 to 5 weeks.
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Guide to walking the long-distance GR10 across the Pyrenees from Atlantic to Mediterranean. Taking 50 days to complete and divided here into sections tackled in a fortnight's holiday, with details of accommodation and transport. The GR10 is one of a number of official long-distance paths (Grandes Randonnées) in France.
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A guidebook to the best of Pyrenean rock climbing, near Panticosa and Formigal in Spain, Europe - 500m routes on immaculate andesite on the Pic du Midi d'Ossau; 300m routes on hard sandstone in the canyon of Ordesa; 300m conglomerate climbs on the towers and walls of Riglos; delicate slab climbing on limestone at the popular Santa Elena.
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