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Comments[ Post a Comment ] | Vid Pogachnik | Congratulations! | | 
Voted 10/10 | My sincere compliments, Silvia! As I'm not a climber, I was not aware of your book. Are there more of them?
Cheers!
Vid | | Posted Dec 31, 2012 5:31 am |
 | | Silvia Mazzani | Re: Congratulations! | | 
Hasn't voted | Many thanks Vid for your message; this books regards not only climbing routes on rock and ice, but also the main winter normal routes getting to the peaks situated in this area, approach roads and other useful informations about the area; usually these winter ascents are grading from EE to alpine PD+. From late April to the end of October it's possible to reach these summits by walking or easy scrambling.
There's only another guidebook: Appennino Ligure and Tosco-Emiliano(Collana Monti d'Italia TCI-CAI) contains a selection of the best peaks inside Appennino Parmense.
Tell me if you want other informations about.
My best wishes for the new year coming soon!
silvia | | Posted Dec 31, 2012 11:46 am |
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