'Niall Grimes . . . has a unique way with words too, capturing the heart and soul of each place, be that good, bad, ugly or really ugly. The photography featured within is fantastic, plus there's plenty of it. Given that there are several crags herein which have never had topos published in print, Boulder Britain really does offer something unique by shining a light on some hitherto dark corners. This is another hugely motivating aspect of the guide - you're never going to get bored reading it, ogling its pictures, or going to check out the many places it describes.'UKClimbingWhen Boulder Britain first appeared in 2012 there was nothing else like it; eight years on, there still isn't.The UK's most ambitious guidebook set out to showcase and guide users through the ripe wealth of bouldering all across Britain. From Cornwall to Scotland, from Wales to Northumberland, taking in the Peak, Yorkshire, Lake District and Southern Sandstone along the way. It was a much-loved book.2020 sees a major update to the classic guide. With 25 exciting new venues, lots of new problems, updated info and a great selection of new photos to reflect the fabulous sport that bouldering is today.This is a book to inspire any climber. From beginners on their first outdoor ventures, to dedicated boulderers after famous climbs; from road tripping explorers to holidaymaking families. It's all in here.
