Note: Bella via, roccia magnifica, l'ultimo tiro per la discesa a piedi è bellissimo ma il più impegnativo 6a. La discesa a piedi è comoda e veloce

Note: Too beautiful, you can t miss it. Grade is accurate. Bolted well.

Note: My first multi pitch, awesome experience!! We used a 70m single rope and abseiled 4 times, absolutely fine. Grade is accurate, careful not going on the route on the right (Diedro delle mie brame). Follow the piles of stones to find the start of the route.

Note: Gorgeous route! The last pitch might be the single best pitch I've ever climbed. What a beautiful day out! With Viola 🙂

Note: this starts in a corner. and follows the corner for a long first pitch (35 m or more). follow the fixed ropes up high to find the start, there is a name tag but easily missed. the route on the arete is Abbi Dubbi 6b (obligatory 6a, 4 pitches) with difficult sections in the first two pitches., which ends on the pillar. both routes can be abseiled well from the pillar.

Note: Very nice climb. We ended up going further up to the Via Ferrata through the route to the right,not recommend. You have to climb through bushes and the decent by feet was too dangerous because at the exposed start of the Via Ferrata to the right, the metal roupe is missing. Therefore we did the last pitch of "Le grand Mammuth" and decentwd by foot to the main path,this was better

Note: Bellissima via. Per il grado, difficile. Calata in doppia dall’ultimo anello per circa 40 metri su bella sosta, poi ultima calata sempre su bella sosta fino a terra. Con gemelle da 50m.

Note: Cassanelli/Carpi; Single rope 70m, descent by feet, path easy to find and very nice. It’s about one more pitch to reach the top, 5b. Be careful after the main difficulty of the first pitch and take the left. We went streight and ended in the next route. Cool but a bit harder.

Note: Rope Vacca/Szumanska. Summer temperatures, in the sun. 80m single rope, Descent by feet.