Rockfax Climbing Guides

Rockfax

About this app

The entire Rockfax guidebook collection, plus books from our partners, all in your pocket:
- 47 Guidebooks
- 1,250 Crags
- 64,250 Routes

- Incredible topos
- UKC-linked logbooks and wishlists
- The full UKC crag database


==== England ====
Dorset
Dorset Bouldering
Eastern Grit
Lake District Climbs
Northern England
Northern Limestone
Peak Bouldering
Peak Limestone
Southern Sandstone
West Country Climbs
Western Grit

==== France ====
Ariège
Chamonix
Chamonix Bouldering (JBaker Construction)
Cote d'Azur
Ecrins
Haute Provence
Languedoc Roussillon
Maurienne

==== Greece ====
Kalymnos
Santorini

==== Italy ====
Dolomites
Sicily
Val di Mello

==== Norway ====
Lofoten
Rjukan
Telemark

==== Scotland ====
Highland Outcrops South (The SMC)
Highland Scrambles (The SMC)
Scottish Rock (The SMC)
Scottish Sport Climbs (The SMC)
Scottish Winter Climbs (The SMC)

==== Spain ====
Catalunya
Costa Blanca
El Chorro
Madrid
Mallorca
Tenerife
Zaragoza


==== Switzerland ====
Grindelwald

==== Wales ====
Clwyd Limestone
North Wales Climbs
North Wales Winter
Pembroke
South Wales Sport Climbs

Ratings and reviews

I like the app for many reasons, mostly the weight and access to so many topos without carrying big bulky guides. My only suggestion is to include more accurate names for the crags, to correlate to OS maps, e.g. Hutton roof crags are known as the Rakes in the OS maps. Maybe it could also include a feature to add community (beta!) suggestions about bus, and parking alternatives (e.g. there is parking with donation to HR village at the Church; instead risking lay-by parking).

Just take a photo of the paper guidebook and save yourself the trouble. It's really hard to browse the various downloads in the app. Why can't it have the same search functionality as the UKC website? There are crags labelled as "Available on Rockfax Digital" on UKC that I can't find in the app anywhere. The logging functionality is also easier to do on UKC.

This is an amazing resource at great value and that's why I have it on my phone. I love also being able to go somewhere and then having the information to go climbing at my fingertips when normally I'd never buy a guidebook for that one visit. But, why can crags and cliffs not be given an OS grid reference to navigate by? It would make life so much simpler than following someone else's subjective route description.

What's new

~ Fixed focus location of Offline Maps
~ Fixed bug allowing highlighting of route lines not on topo