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SOMMARIO PUBBLICAZIONI 2012-2013 1 Collane CAI-TCI Pag SOMMARIO PUBBLICAZIONI 2012-2013 1 Collane CAI-TCI pag. Guide Monti d'Italia 2 Arrampicata e alpinismo guide pag. Italia: - Alpi Occidentali - Alpi Centrali - Alpi Orientali - Altre zone Francia - Europa - Alpinismo nel mondo - Africa - Asia e Oceania - Americhe 3 Escursionismo guide pag. Italia: In generale - Alpi Occidentali - Alpi Centrali - Alpi Orientali - Altre zone Francia - Europa - Africa - Asia e Oceania - Americhe 4 Scialpinismo guide pag. Italia: Alpi Occidentali - Alpi Centrali e Orientali - Altre zone Francia - Europa - Americhe 5 Cicloturismo e mountain bike guide pag. Italia: In generale - Alpi Occidentali - Alpi Centrali e Orientali - Altre zone Francia - Europa - Asia, Oceania e Americhe 6 Canoa e kayak pag. Guide - Manuali 7 Speleologia e torrentismo pag. Guide - Manuali 8 Manuali pag. CAI - Sci - Alpinismo e arrampicata - escursionismo - Cicloturismo e mountain bike - Fotografia - Medicina sportiva - Preparazione atletica - Vari 9 Alpinismo ed esplorazione pag. Saggi e letteratura - Fiabe e leggende - Fotografici - Cahier Museomontagna 10 L'uomo e la montagna pag. In generale - Testimonianze e ricerche locali - Cucina - Canti di montagna - Guerra 11 Natura ed ambiente pag. In generale - Parchi e zone di interesse naturalistico - Animali - Uccelli - Erbe e fiori - Erboristeria pratica -Alberi e boschi - Funghi - Minerali e fossili - Geologia 12 Calendari illustrati 2009 pag. 13 Videocassette e DVD pag. 14 CD ROM pag. 15 Riviste pag. 16 Carte topografiche pag. Italia - Francia - Svizzera - Europa - Extraeuropa 17 Novità uscita prevista entro il 2008 pag. 1 COLLANE CAI - TCI Guide Monti d'Italia Club Alpino Italiano, Guida dei Monti d'Italia edita dal CAI-TCI guide alpinistiche, tra parentesi il prezzo soci CAI-TCI: Emilius - Rosa dei Banchi - Parco del Monte Avic. 2005. € 36,50 (€ 25,55). Mesolcina Spluga. (Monti dell'Alto Lario). 1999. € 36,15. (€ 25,30). Prealpi Bresciane. 2004. € 36,50 (€ 25,55). 30,99 (€ 21,69). Alpi Aurine. 2002. € 36,50 (€ 25,55). Alpi Pusteresi - Vedrette di Rìes. 1997. € 36,15 (€ 25,31). Pale di San Martino Ovest. Dolomiti di Falcade e Primiero. 2003. € 36,50 (€ 25,55). Pale di San Martino Est. 2009. € 29,90 (€ 20,93). Schiara. 1982. € 25,31 (€ 17,82). Pelmo e Dolomiti di Zoldo. 1983. € 27,89 (€ 19,63). Civetta. 2012. € 34,90 (soci CAI € 24,43). Lagorai Cima d’Asta. 2006. € 36,50 (€ 25,55). Dolomiti Orientali II (Oltrepiave e Prealpi Clautane) 1982. € 25,31 (€ 17,82). Appennino Ligure e Tosco-Emiliano. 2003. € 36,50 (€ 25,55). Gran Sasso. 1992. € 33,05 (€ 23,13). Appennino Meridionale. Campania - Basilicata - Calabria. 2010. € 36,00 (soci CAI 25,20). Sicilia. 2001. € 36,15 (€ 25,31). 2 ARRAMPICATA E ALPINISMO GUIDE Italia Alpi Occidentali Collana Luoghi Verticali, Edizioni Versante Sud, guide in brossura 15x21 illustrate con foto e schizzi b.n., pubblicate a Milano: Borelli D. - Manoni F. - Pellizzon M., Ossola e Valsesia arrampicate sportive e moderne. 71 falesie dalla Valsesia alla Valle Formazza. Testo in italiano e tedesco 2008. pp 423 con foto e schizzi b.n. e a col., € 29,50. Bergese G. - Ghibaudo G., Corno Stella. Arrampicate classiche e moderne nel vallone dell’Argentera - Valle Gesso: Catena delle Guide, Corno Stella, Gruppo dell’Argentera, Catena della Madre di Dio. Versante Sud, Milano 2012. pp. 350 con foto e schizzi a col., € 32,00. Oviglia M., Valle dell’Orco. Dal Trad all’arrampicata sportiva. 2010. pp. 319, € 29,50. Oviglia M. - Michelin F., Passaggio a Nordovest. Falesie e vie nelle valli del Piemonte occidentale. 2011. pp. 431, € 29,50. Scassa S., Andonno e Cuneese. Falesie e vie moderne. 2009. pp. 407, € 29,50. AA.VV., Alla riscoperta della Parei e dintorni - Valsangone in Verticale. Oltre 200 itinerari d'arrampicata a due passi da Torino. Pinerolo (TO) 2003. pp. 133 con foto e schizzi b.n., € 15,00. Albertino M., Verticale ma non troppo. Una raccolta di arrampicate, ciaspolate, escursioni e ferrate: gite alla portata di qualunque escursionista che possegga un minimo di esperienza di montagna. Torino 2010. pp. 94 con foto b.n., € 7,00. Bal M. - Raspo P., Mani nude 2. Arrampicata sportiva in Valle d’Aosta, 127 falesie. Aosta 2007. pp. 336 con foto, schizzi e carte a col., € 28,00. Bassanini G., Monte Bianco - Le classiche. Le 67 migliori vie su roccia nel massiccio del Monte Bianco. Torino 1998. pp. 127 con schizzi b.n., € 14,00. 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Guida alpinistica, nuova edizione riveduta ed aggiornata. Cuneo 2010. pp. 105 con foto e schizzi b.n., € 10,00. Brusasco P. - Vivalda F., Stura Ubaye - Falesie Montagne. Peveragno (CN) 2002. pp. 192 con foto e schizzi b.n. e a col., € 19,00. Camurri L., Jam - Il cerchio da chiudere - Monte Bianco 40 graniti ruggenti. Selezione delle 40 più belle vie di arrampicata nel massiccio del Monte Bianco. Parma 2005. pp. 174 con foto e schizzi b.n., € 20,00. Camurri L. - Bassanini G., Monte Bianco Super Cracks. Le più spettacolari fessure del Monte Bianco. Idee Verticali Edizioni, Gressoney (AO) 2012. pp. 252 con foto e schizzi a col., € 28,00. Cordola D., Arrampicare a Caprie. Torino 1993. pp. 132 con schizzi b.n., € 11,36. Crosa Lenz P. - Manoni F., Alpinismo in Valdossola. 45 itinerari scelti nel Monte Rosa, Alpi Pennine e Alpi Lepontine. Domodossola 2002. pp. 196 con foto e schizzi b.n. e a col., € 19,50. D'Angelo E., Roccia. Andonno, Vernante, Folchi, Limone, Colle di Tenda, Arimonda, Chiusa Pesio, Massi Ellero, Massi Gesso. Oltre 450 vie nelle falesie cuneesi. Peveragno Cn 2001. pp. 159 con foto e schizzi a col., € 18,59. Getto C., Arrampicare a Traversella. Torino 2007. pp. 250 con disegni b.n., € 16,50. Ghibaudo G., Cascate di ghiaccio. Italia: dalla Val Tanaro alla Valle Pellice. Francia: dalle Alpi Marittime all'Ubaye. Torino 2003. pp. 287 con foto b.n., € 19,00. Giustetto R. - Scarca G., Rocca Sbarua. Torino 2008. CD-Rom con 185 vie d'arrampicata e 150 immagini a col., € 8,00. Lities. Val Grande di Lanzo (Torino). Torino 2006. CD-Rom con la descrizione di vie lunghe totalmente attrezzate e monotiri, € 8,00. Gogna A. - Motti G.P., Escursioni ed arrampicate nel Canavese. Vol. I. Bologna 1980. pp. 208 con foto e schizzi b.n., € 9,30. Grassi G.C., Gran Paradiso e Valli di Lanzo. Le 100 più belle ascensioni ed escursioni. Bologna 1982. pp. 244 con foto a col., € 46,50. 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