Jordi Longás offers 20 routes on foot that cover virtually all the main units on the Pyrenean relief. Knowing the attractiveness of, for example, Balaitús, Vignemale, Aneto or Pica d’Estats, what is interesting about these routes is the bypass that the author proposes, leaving and returning to the same spot to discover all the slopes. In some occasions, he partially uses some of the 'official circuits' like Travessa 3 Refugis,Cavalls del Vent, Carros de Foc, La Porta del Cel o Los 4 Refugios. In other occasions, he propose more 'hidden' trekkings, for a more global vision and offers new incentives for the more experienced.

The routes are described with practical data necessary for perfect planning, coupled with chart maps and wonderful photographs by the author.

Includes all the four thousand mountains in the Alps, including Matterhorn, Jungfru, Monte Rosa, Weisshorn and Grandes Jorasses. Their history, anectdotes, first expeditions, etc. and the opportunity to reach them with plans and ski itineries together with their best photgraphic portraits.

Since the first expedition to Mont Blanc in 1876, the highest mountains in the Alps are an irrisistable challenge to adventurers. The story of their explorations and ascents, (mainly carried out during the 19th century), are part of one of the greatest epics of Man's search for the unknown. The idea of climbing all the 4,000m mountains was begun by the Austrian climber, Karl Blodig, who was the first to do this.

This book has the most beautiful photographs of each ascent and history behind each mountain.

This book is a homage to the beauty of frozen landcapes on Earth. It also takes us through through the processes that have determined their formation and development and includes a passionate description of the relationship between Man and frozen landscapes since prehistoric time until today.

In this era of global warming and a worrying evolution in lifestyles which are increasingly more aggresive for the environment, the authors Eduardo Martínez de Pisón and Sebastián Álvaro believe that only by thoroughly understanding the history and functions of frozen landcapes on our planet will we be able to respect, share and enjoy them.