[Ackbar]

Just wondering, is there a general bouldering guide to the major bouldering spots in europe?  E.g. font, albarracin, mello, magic woods, zillertal, bell hagg etc?

[Paul B]

Not that I've ever seen, just imagine how big it would have to be?

[i.munro]

There is a selected guide to the best of the bouldering in Europe

http://bleau.info/shop/horspiste.html

[Ackbar]

A guide with general directions, info and a quick overview of the main areas, with a few problems thrown in would be useful for those wanting to try out a new area but not wanting to have to buy a whole guidebook for one weekends bouldering.  But I guess you can get that info on the web.

[slackline]

A guide with general directions, info and a quick overview of the main areas, with a few problems thrown in would be useful for those wanting to try out a new area but not wanting to have to buy a whole guidebook for one weekends bouldering.  But I guess you can get that info on the web.

You can, but not everyone has web access 24/7 whilst traveling.

Perhaps there is a business opportunity for you here?

[Paul B]

A guide with general directions, info and a quick overview of the main areas, with a few problems thrown in would be useful for those wanting to try out a new area but not wanting to have to buy a whole guidebook for one weekends bouldering.  But I guess you can get that info on the web.

or if you can stomach it from Jingo Wobbly although its not exhaustive.

[Bernard Jefferies]

A guide with general directions, info and a quick overview of the main areas, with a few problems thrown in would be useful for those wanting to try out a new area but not wanting to have to buy a whole guidebook for one weekends bouldering.  But I guess you can get that info on the web.

or if you can stomach it from Jingo Wobbly although its not exhaustive.

Don't do it!!!!!!!!