The New Climb Tafraout Guidebook
Our new Climb Tafraout guidebook is the first single-volume guide to the entire Anti-Atlas, providing a 'one-stop shop' for climbers visiting this incredible climbing paradise, whether they're first-time visitors or Anti-Atlas addicts. It's going to be packed full of the clearest and most accurate photo topos, along with detailed Geographics mapping at 1:50k, 1:25k and 1:12500 scales.
The guide is now available . Visit our store to order your copy now!
Check out the ISSUU preview below!
Coverage
The book covers all the current climbing areas in the Anti-Atlas, including:
- Tafraout Granite
- Anergui Basin
- Ameln Valley
- Tarakatine
- Sidi M'Zal and the Eastern Escarpment
- Jebel Taskra and the Tizi N'Takoucht Escarpment
- Idaougnidif Area
- Afantinzar
- Samazar
- Aouguenz Province
- Tagzene
- Tagmout
Although we thought it would be a difficult compromise when choosing exactly what include, it turned out to almost write itself - we've managed to cram in all of the best and most popular crags, with definitive coverage of every one, meaning that the only things omitted are obscure outcrops.
Super-efficient use of space and meticulous page design work have kept the size of the guide to a minimum, despite such comprehensive coverage.
Mapping
One of the most noticeable steps forward with the Climb Tafraout Guide is full and detailed mapping - the guide includes sections of the new and very popular OAC 1:50000 MiniMap series, as well as custom 1:25000 and 1:125000 crag maps, which will make locating your chosen crag easier than ever!
LOCAL AREA MAPS
Check out our complete range of local area maps, including the 1:50000 Outdoor Activity Maps as well as free downloads.
Climbing Guidebooks
A full range of climbing guidebooks is available in our online shop, or you can read about what's available here.
Free Downloads
We've got a bunch of free downloads to help you get the most out of your trip to the Anti-Atlas, including maps, updates, and topos.
Online New Route Book
Check out the latest new routes, or report your own first ascents in our online new route book.