CragLocal Local guidebooks
Crags, sectors and routes with grades, lengths, approach notes and access info, kept up to date by the locals who climb there.
For climbers
Every destination is a chapter in your climbing journey.
Each region on CragLocal is a chapter, with its own crags, people and climbing culture, and a guide written by the locals who know it. Open one, climb it like a local and make it part of your story.
Open a chapter
The chapters so far
Each one is written and kept current by the climbers who live there. More are on the way.
Croatia
Hvar
Live
Our first region. Every crag, sector and route on the island, kept up to date by local climbers.
12 crags 436 routes
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Herzegovina
Live
Limestone above the Buna spring at Blagaj, from steep tufas to technical slabs. Kept up to date by local climbers.
1 crag 100 routes
How it works
Open it, climb it, keep it.
What's in the app
What every chapter gives you
The guide, the locals and your logbook, in one app.
Interactive maps
Every crag is on the map, so you can find the wall, the parking and the path in.
Works offline
Download a region before you drive out. Routes, topos and your logbook keep working at the crag, and anything you log syncs when you're back online.
Route logbook
Tick routes as you send them and note the style, date and your star rating.
Your dashboard
A grade pyramid, your log history, and a map of every crag you've climbed.
Community grades
See how other climbers rated a route and the grade they'd give it.
Regional news
Access changes, closures and new routes, posted by the people who look after the crags.
Local services and chat
Find guides, gear, food and places to stay on the community map, and ask locals for tips in the region chat. Subscribe to a region to get its chat messages as notifications.
How we climb
Every climber a temporary local.
Every chapter is written by people who live there. This is what they ask of every visitor.
Discover with local knowledge.
The people who bolt the routes and live below the crag know what no topo shows: when the wall is in the shade, where to park, which sectors close for nesting birds.
Connect with community.
Every crag comes with a village, a club and the people who keep it open. Meet them, ask them, and have a coffee in the village.
Climb in a way that lasts.
Respect closures, park where locals ask, take all your rubbish home and keep the noise down. Leave the crag better than you found it.
Your next chapter
Where are you climbing next?
Get the app and open your next chapter. Climbing somewhere CragLocal doesn't cover yet? Tell us where. The regions climbers ask for most are the ones we bring on next.