TITLE

Table Mountain Classics

320 pages – full colour

148mm x 210mm – A5

AUTHOR(S)

Tony Lourens

ISBN

0-620-22668-4

Table Mountain is undoubtedly one of the natural wonders of the world. It is a mountain that is endowed with a rich history and offers the explorer unsurpassed adventures almost always accompanied by wide breathtaking vistas.

This book describes some of the best walks, scrambles and moderate rock climbs Table Mountain has to offer and takes you to the most remarkable and memorable places. Scattered throughout the book are also many mythical and historical tales on the building of the reservoirs, early visitors, climbing history, fauna & flora, Van Hunks and the Devil and many more.

Whether you are a visitor to the beautiful Cape Peninsula seeking a once-off classic experience on Table Mountain, a local who wants to explore the best Table Mountain has to offer and yearns to tick off some of the great classics, or someone interested in the myths and legends and the rich history that surrounds this unique and special mountain, this is a book that should grace your bookshelf.

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Tafelberg & Spout – Central Cederberg, Western Cape

112 pages – black & white with colour photos

130mm x 190mm

AUTHOR(S)

Tony Lourens

ISBN

978-0-620-40941-4

DESCRIPTION

The Tafelberg Guide is packed with all the info you will need to get to and climb at this magical venue. It includes notes on flora and fauna, geology, climbing history, weather, environmental issues, access, water, descents, side attractions, emergency procedures, scaled maps and diagrams, B&W photo topos marking the climbs with detailed descriptions of all the routes and lots of glossy colour climbing pics. A must if you plan to climb at one of the Cederberg’s premier climbing areas.

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Western Cape Rock

224 pages – black & white with lots of colour photos

148mm x 210mm – A5

AUTHOR(S)

Tony Lourens

ISBN

0-620-33272-7

DESCRIPTION

A climbers guide to sport climbing in the Western Cape, South Africa.

All the information you need to get to and climb at the sport crags around the Western Cape. Includes great photo topos, detailed maps and where to stay. A must have for all local and visiting sport climbers.

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Wolfberg Cracks – Southern Cederberg, Western Cape

128 pages – black & white with colour photos

130mm x 190mm

AUTHOR(S)

Tony Lourens

ISBN

978-0-620-4278-3

The Wolfberg Guide not only comprehensively covers the whole of the Wolfberg Cracks area, but also covers Sandrif Crag, the Pup, Maltese Cross, Truitjieskraal, Bobbejaanskop and the new Rooiberg sport and trad crag on Nuwerus farm. Like the Tafelberg guide it is jam-packed with all the info you will need to get to and climb at these beautiful and special places. It includes notes on flora and fauna, geology, climbing history, weather, environmental issues, access, water, descents, side attractions, emergency procedures, scaled maps and diagrams, B&W photo topos marking the climbs with detailed descriptions of all the routes and lots of glossy colour climbing pics. A must if you plan to climb at one of the Cederberg’s premier climbing areas.

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Spitzkoppe and Pontoks, Namibia – A climber’s Paradise

144 pages – black & white with colour photos

140mm x 200mm

AUTHOR(S)

Eckhardt Haber

ISBN

978-0-620-47601-0

DESCRIPTION:

The new edition of the Spitzkoppe and Pontoks guide is out. It has been nearly 10 years since the last edition and in that time the area has seen a lot of

development by local and foreign climbers alike. There are stacks more multi-pitch routes and single pitch climbs, making the Spitzkoppe area a veritable climber's paradise, with many trad, semi-bolted and sport routes living side by side.

Included in the back of the book is the relatively new climbing area in the King's Throne Canyon of Aussenkehr, which lies on the banks of the Orange River, approximately mid-way between Cape Town and Windhoek, making it a perfect stop over on your trip to Spitzkoppe, or indeed a trip on its own. The climbing here is unique and well worth the journey.

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The Ledge - Table Mountain

108 pages – black & white with lots of colour photos

148mm x 210mm – A5

AUTHOR(S)

Leonhard Rust

ISBN

0-620-28352-1

DESCRIPTION

The definitive guide to rock climbing on Africa Ledge, Fountain Ledge and the Lower Buttresses of Table Mountain, one of the world most famous land marks.

Routes of all grades to suit everyone’s level with Cape Town nestled below ’twixt crag and sea.

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Paarl Rocks

56 pages – black & white with colour photos

130mm x 190mm

AUTHOR(S)

SW & SG Noy

DESCRIPTION

The definitive guide to climbing at Paarl Rocks. Trad and bolted routes at all levels