• 320 Pages
• 33 Crags
• 1800+ Routes
• Full colour throughout

The Dorset Rockfax guidebook uses full-colour photo-topos in the now-familiar Rockfax style. The set of digital shots shows the Dorset coastline at its very best and make route identification as straightforward as possible.

The book contains a similar set of venues to the 2000 Rockfax, with a Devon section. All new routes since the last book have been included, and a few new areas have been added to the traditional climbing coverage at Swanage.

Several of the popular bouldering areas also make their first appearance in a Rockfax. 

(The 2000 Dorset Rockfax was the first UK guidebook to feature a full online listing of all the routes, and the descriptions and grades in the latest book are based on the many thousands of comments and votes received via Rockfax's Dorset Database.)

Crags included:

Portland West Coast
Blacknor North, Blacknor Central, Blacknor South, Blacknor Far South, Battleship Edge, Battleship Back Cliff, Wallsend North, Wallsend Central, Wallsend South, Coastguard North, Coastguard South, White Hole.
Portland East Coast
Lighthouse Area, Cave Hole, Beeston Cliff, Cheyne Wears Area, The Cuttings

Lulworth
Durdle Door, Dungy Head, Stair Hole, Amphitheatre Roofs

Swanage
Winspit, Hedbury, Dancing Ledge, Guillemot Ledge, Cormorant Ledge, Blackers Hole, Fishermans Ledge, Promenade, Cattle Troughs, Boulder Ruckle Far West, Boulder Ruckle West, Boulder Ruckle Central, Boulder Ruckle East, Boulder Ruckle Far East, Subluminal

Devon Sport
Anstey's Cove, Torbryan Quarry