Inland Sardinia 
by Alan James and Mark Glaister
Published - September 2002 (version 1.00)
Price - £5.00 - 
Paper size: A4 paper
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The latest venue on the hit-list of climbers seeking winter sun is the Mediterranean island of Sardinia. The chat down at the climbing wall is all about perfect grey walls of limestone and sleepy villages with idyllic beaches; for most this means Cala Gonone. However Cala Gonone is only a small area on this huge and delightful island. It comes as no surprise to discover that there are plenty more excellent crags inland offering enough rock and routes for years of climbing holidays. Two of the major inland areas are explored in this MiniGUIDE but these really only scratch the surface of what there is on this island.
Isili is a village roughly in the centre of the island set in rolling hills and farmland. Domusnovas is situated in the south west of the island and is on the eastern edge of a small range of mountains which probably contain the highest concentration of climbing in Sardinia.
| Inland Sardinia | Routes | up to 3+ | 4 to 5+ | 6a to 6c | 6c+ up | | 198 | 3 | 24 | 104 | 67 |
| 21 Pages 7 Crags 198 Routes Full colour throughout |
This MiniGUIDE gives an introduction to the climbing found in each area with full-colour topos and details on nearly 200 routes. It also has all the necessary logistics information for you to plan a trip.
Crags Included
Isilli, Domusnòvas
![[Il Vento del Deserto (6c+), Punta Pilocca, Sardinia, 7 kb]](/images/t/459.jpg) MiniGUIDE Format
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