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Hi there,

I was wondering if anybody has any information on big wall/long aid-climbs in Europe? I'm just looking to do repeats for now. Anything in the range of grade IV, V or VI and no more than A3.

I've heard that Mont Qualido is not so much a hot spot for European aid climbing as most of it is now freeable. I've heard of other routes within the areas of Spain/Italy that hold some ...

Looking for a reasonably quiet area of the French side of the Pyrennees for February, climbs upto D and a hut to stay in. Any ideas?

Hi guys
Since this is my very first post at all in these forums I'd like to ask for a bit of info.
I really want to go the Berner Oberland when Im older but I need some advice
1)Im 13 at the moment and I know that sounds like Im a little kid that doesnt know anything but listen to this. I am a hiker/walker who lives in Tasmania, Australia and I was looking ...

What are the best areas and routes to do alpine climbing in August and September? Here's the situation, my girlfriend who lives in Europe has agreed to go climbing with me the next time I come over there. She has never been climbing before so I need to pick a climb that won't scare her to death but that is still fun.

Preferably something that has a touch of backpacking to it but with some ...

Hello everyone. I've been wanting to have a go at the Grandes Jorasses for some time but I can only break away in August. this year. Will the standard routes be in any shape that time of year? If it is as warm as the last two summers, I am not optimistic. I appreciate any feedback SP members can provide. Thanks!

Hello,

I was just wondering if someone has done Bishorn (4153m) in May?

It is a climbing season in spring but for randonee. I was thinking in doing it without skies.

Simular mountain and experience are welcome to answer!

Cheers,
Johan

PS. Might add that Alalinhorn worked fine without randonee in May

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for not Italian people :
I started this topic just to avoid losing good "resources" for language problems, so it will be in Italian language, hope You will not feel offended :)

per gli italiani :
ho visto che esistono problemi nel pubblicare informazioni in lingua inglese, utilizziamo questa possibilità per scambiarci informazioni, dati e, ovviamente aiuti.
Ciao :) ...

I saw there are Yugoslavian users but no Yugoslavian mountains. Anyone willing to contribute?