Mountaineering

The Freedom of the Hills

One of the most respected manuals in mountain culture

Regular Price 40 EUR
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Features
Publisher: Mountaineers Books / Quiller
Edition: 10th edition
Pages: 621
Size: 183 x 228mm
Weight: 1146g
Format: Softcover
Printing: Black and white
Language: English
ISBN: 978-1-84689-431-2
Price: £35.00 printed RRP on this edition

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The Freedom of the Hills

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Mountaineering

The Freedom of the Hills

Regular Price 40 EUR

First published in 1960 and now in its 10th edition, it has become a reference book for climbers, mountaineers, hikers and anyone who wants to move through the mountains with more knowledge and attention.

Open book showing illustrations of geological features and mountain landscapes.

It covers a wide range of subjects: clothing and equipment, camping, navigation, communication, knots, belaying, rappelling, rock climbing, snow and ice, glacier travel, avalanche safety, rescue, weather and more.

Step-by-step illustration of a square knot on a white background
Instructions on tying a Flemish bend knot with step-by-step diagrams.

Printed in black and white, the book includes hundreds of clear technical illustrations that make complex information easier to understand. It is practical, dense and direct: more like a tool than a book you read once and put away.

Open book with climbing instructional content and diagrams

We recommend it because it reminds us that being outside is not only about enthusiasm. It is also about preparation, judgement and humility.


A mountain manual to keep close, use often, and return to before the next trip.