• 512 pages, more than 50 pictures from the area

• Published November 2009
originally published 2002,
now updated with almost 5000 routes

Frankenjura, Germany, a limestone rock climbing region, has a reputation for having some of the best crags and a number of the hardest climbs in Europe (as Action direct, 9a, Güllich). Also a wide range of routes and boulder problems of varying difficulty are to be found.

To reach the crags and to enjoy rock climbing in Frankenjura to the full you will need a car or a bike. Included is a 1:25.000 map to the area, GPS points to crags and most of the car parks.

Enjoy Frankenjura, make it easy!
This is the beta 8000 + version, and it includes;

* 8175 routes in Frankenjura
* a detailed map over the area
* POI, Points of Interest to 570 crags
* a detailed map of Bamberg with the best small breweries
* 50 pictures from the area

The TOPOS is a Beta version, not yet completed, and during summer 2011 I will ad at least 300 more routes, most of them located in the outlying areas of the Frankenjura. Another 80 crags will get a car park POI. Everyone that buy the Beta version will get access to the complete TOPOS when it is finished, approximately in winter 2011.

The Topos has a new design, different from what you preveosly has seen and of course, OHIM protected.

POI's to frankenjura climbing, downloading points of interest, way points for 580 car parks and more than 600 crags.

POI's to the crags and to the car parks

POI's (points of interest) or way-point's to the climbing in Frankenjura is a file with names and positions to car park's for 580 crags and positions to more than 600 crags in Frankenjura. Download it in your Handheld GPS and let the device lead you to the car park and then also to the crag, make life simple!
You click on the name of the crag you want to visit and the device will lead you right to the crag.

Make sure that the device you have accept the file format before purchase. In elder model's of GPS the names of the way-point's may be shortened down, and some types doesn't accept two way-point's that are similar, for example Zellblock (name of the crag) and Zellblock car park. You have to check with the documentation supplied with your device.

The file we supply is a .gtx (GPS eXchange Format). Make sure that the device you have accept the file format. In elder model's of GPS the names of the way-point's may be shortened down, and some types doesn't accept two way-point's that are similar, for example Zellblock (name of the crag) and Zellblock car park. You have to check with the documentation supplied with your device.

Detailed map with the crags highlighted.

Included as a separate pdf file is a super detailed map over the area with the crags highlighted.
The map is published in a big format and is not for to be printed, but in any reading media, as a computer, cellphone or PDA it is easy to navigate and get help to find your way in this big area.
In the map you will also find a detailed city map over Bamberg, and a guide line to find the best small breweries (and there is many) in this beautiful city.

• 8 pages

• Published 2004

Nynäshamn is a small city at the cost line, quite near Stockholm but it leaves the opposite feeling; after a couple of bouldering days in Nynäshamn you feel relaxed. People in the city are friendly and out at Lövhagen the nature itself seem friendly. 75 bouldering problems in Nynäshamn pumps your body and the beautiful nature gives you spirit, so solve some bouldering problem in Sweden!

• 60 pages

• Published 2004

Rock climbing in the city, in Oslo and Drammen, Norway. Here we present a new Topos (august 2004) with detailed maps over the area covering 13 rock climbing crags and more than 700 rock climbing routes.
For anyone that like to feel the pulse of a Scandinavian capital city and also discover the granite climbing, then Oslo and Drammen can offer a lot.

• 46 pages

• Published 2005

Stockholm - beauty on water. 18 rock climbing crags, covering 525 rock climbing routes of witch 75 are bouldering problems on crags in the city.
A first glance at Stockholm suggests that the city is floating. Surrounded by water, built on 14 islands, one third of the city area comprises parks and woodland. Most of the rock climbing areas covered by coronn.com TOPOS, is located near or just by the water, some of them more or less in the middle of the centre.

• 17 pages

• Published 2002

Stugun, east of Östersund, is a small village with a great rock climbing area just at the outskirts of the village. Stugun offers a wonderful wild nature and one of the great rivers of Sweden, Indalsälven, is passing near the crag.
The area is easily accessible, with a car park a couple of hundreds metres from the crag, free camping in the wood just by the crags and food shops, a bakery and a restaurant in walking distance. The crags, granite, offer mainly sport climbing routes but also some traditional multi pitch routes.
In this part of Sweden you could have sun in the middle of the night during summer and the best season is late May to the end of August.