ROCK CLIMBING GUIDE TO THE VENETO REGION
CREPE BASSE CLIMBING AREA | BELLUNO PROVINCE The Crepe basse sits in the middle of the wood near the city of Cortina d'Ampezzo. Perfect place in summer, the routes arrange around 6c but very high. Please remember to respect the area and buy a local guide book. NUTS AND BOLTS REGION Veneto PROVINCE Belluno GEOGRAPHY Cortina d'Ampezzo BEST TIME OF YEAR summer ROCK limestone NUMBER OF ROUTES 81 RANGE OF GRADES from 4a to 7c HEIGHT 20-25m
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La falesia di Caleda-Pera sbuca dal manto erboso e da essa sgorga acqua di sorgente, raccolta in un abbeveratoio che funge da fontana. Le vie sono ricche di altezze e stili differenti e il settore è ben mantenuto, impegnamoci quindi a tenerlo pulito!
Questa guida vuole aiutare i novizi arrampicatori. Per informazioni più aggiornate consigliamo sempre di prendere la guida della zona.
REGIONE | Veneto |
PROVINCIA | Belluno |
ZONA IN CUI E' SITUATO | Agordo |
PERIODO IDEALE | estate |
TIPO DI ROCCIA | dolomia |
CHIODATURA | molto buona |
NUMERO DI VIE | 28 |
GRADO DI DIFFICOLTA' | da 6a a 8a |
ALTEZZA PARETE | 10-20m |
ATTREZZATURA CONSIGLIATA | 10 rinvii |
GUIDA |
Da sinistra a destra
Raspa climb | ? |
Il ritorno di Sergio | 7a+ |
Makonde | 7b |
Baboska | 7b |
Donna Diavolo | 7a |
Jenna | 7b |
Donald Duck | 7b+ |
Dolomia Tremulis | 7a+ |
Miss Caleda | 7c+ |
Stati di agitazione | 6c+ |
Ivan Desinovich | 6c+ |
El Cumbre | 6c |
Buena suerte | 6b+ |
Olof | 7a+ |
Soweto | 6c+ |
Garibaldi zoo | 6c+ |
Stanislao Mowlinski | 6b |
Niagara | 6a |
Pentarello | 6b |
Senza nome | ? |
Acida | ? |
Uomo finito | 6a |
Calcolo numerico | 6b |
Crimini del cuore | 6c |
Stone Haven | 7a+ |
La minorenne | 7a+ |
Ecce Homo | 7b+ |
Ghisao | 8a |
Rock Climbing Guide To Italy
FALESIA DI TETTO DI SARRE | GUIDA DI ARRAMPICATA IN VALLE D'AOSTA La falesia di Tetto di Sarre era inizialmente una palestra artificiale,trasformata ora in una difficoltosa parete da scalare. Le vie richiedono infatti un'arrampicata particolarmente atletica e sono strutturate a rate, con difficoltà progressiva. Questa guida vuole aiutare i novizi arrampicatori. Per informazioni più aggiornate consigliamo sempre di prendere la guida della zona. GUIDA ALLA FALESIA DI TETTO DI SARRE REGIONE Valle d'Aosta PROVINCIA Aosta ZONA IN CUI E' SITUATO Sarre PERIODO IDEALE da marzo a ottobre TIPO DI ROCCIA gneiss CHIODATURA ottima a resina NUMERO DI VIE 9 GRADO DI DIFFICOLTA' da 7a a 8b/b+ ALTEZZA PARETE 10-25m ATTREZZATURA CONSIGLIATA 15 rinvii GUIDA VIE DELLA FALESIA Da sinistra a destra La pista degli elefanti 7a Madre Coraggio 7b Sogno 7c/c+ Hell 8a+ Smalto 7b Parsifal 8a/b Sarre 2000 7a+ Kabuki 7c Cruditèes perverses 7b
Laggio alta sector, near Laggio di Cadore, offers three different styles of climbing.
Please remember to respect the area and buy a local guide book.
REGION | Veneto |
PROVINCE | Belluno |
GEOGRAPHY | Laggio di Cadore |
BEST TIME OF YEAR |
from May to October |
ROCK | limestone |
NUMBER OF ROUTES |
27 |
RANGE OF GRADES |
from 6a to 8a |
HEIGHT | 20-30m |
From left to right
Amadeus | 7a |
Stress dance | 7a |
Specchio di Lea | 6a |
Rambo Rolando | |
Transiberiana | 7c |
Sika | 7b+ |
? | 7c |
Toio l'avvoltoio | 7a |
Polenta e osei | 7a+ |
? | 7c+ |
? | 7b+ |
? | 7c |
? | |
? | 7c+ |
? | 7b |
? | 6a |
Raindogs | 7b |
? | 7b |
? | 7b+ |
Art bizzarre | 7c+ |
? | 7b |
? | 7b+ |
? | 7c |
Kharma | 7c |
Ipazia | 8a |
U2 | 7b |
? | 7b |
Mesaroz sector was originated from a landslide of 2kmq of Monte Pape. There are nine areas with one or two rocks, each area requires a different climbing style.
Please remember to respect the area and buy a local guide book.
REGION | Veneto |
PROVINCE | Belluno |
GEOGRAPHY | Bogo |
BEST TIME OF YEAR |
from May to October |
ROCK | limestone |
NUMBER OF ROUTES |
52 |
RANGE OF GRADES |
from 5c to 7c+ |
HEIGHT | 10-20m |
From left to right
The Passo Mauria climbing area is a relatively small wall sitted just above Lorenzago di Cadore.
Please remember to respect the area and buy a local guide book.
REGION | Veneto |
PROVINCE | Belluno |
GEOGRAPHY | Lorenzago di Cadore |
BEST TIME OF YEAR |
all year |
ROCK | limestone |
NUMBER OF ROUTES |
30 |
RANGE OF GRADES |
from 6b to 8b |
HEIGHT | 15-30m |
From left to right
Senza nome | 7c |
Senza nome | 7b+ |
Senza nome | 7b |
Senza nome | 7a |
La rampa | 6b |
Senza nome | |
Pusir | 7c+ |
Cavalieri di pietra | 7c |
Ludwig II | 8b |
Ya yoga | 8a |
Kuip | 7c+ |
Senza nome | 8a+ |
Hata yoga | 8a+ |
Conte Pugliè | 7b+ |
Rocco Ciandon | 7c |
Idolatria | 8a+ |
Chan tzu | 8a |
Il dubbio | 7c+ |
La prua | 8a |
Senza nome | |
Mirko | 7b |
Carmen | 7a |
Senza nome | |
Senza nome | 7a+ |
Senza nome | 7c+ |
I Manonegra | 8a |
Senza nome | |
Senza nome | 6c |
Senza nome | 6c |
The Merendera sector is just below Val Frisòn, and it's perfect to escape from the big climbing areas. In the area there are also many galleries that you can explore if you bring a flashlight.
Please remember to respect the area and buy a local guide book.
REGION | Veneto |
PROVINCE | Belluno |
GEOGRAPHY | S.Stefano di Cadore |
BEST TIME OF YEAR |
from April to October |
ROCK | ldolomite |
NUMBER OF ROUTES |
23 |
RANGE OF GRADES |
from 5b to 7c+ |
HEIGHT | 15-25m |
From left to right
Potenza umana | 6a |
Occhio di falco | 6b+ |
Manie bizzarre | 6a+ |
Low time | 6b |
Gioventù bruciata | 6b+ |
Biancaneve | 6c+ |
Asterix | 7a+ |
David gnomo | 7a+ |
Zig zag | 7b |
Ac/Dc | 6c+ |
Sole rosso | 7b+ |
Bella storia | 7a+ |
Boomerang | 6c |
Avventura | 6a+ |
Batman | 6a |
Ferragosto'89 | 6a |
La scelta | 5b |
Disperazione | 6a |
Troppe weizen | 6a+ |
Hells bells | 6b |
Nuvola bianca | 6c |
Tiramisù | 7b |
Roxette | 7a+ |
A
Agro Pontino Climbing Area, Latina Province
Ai Falconi Rock Climbing Area, Verona Province
Andonno Rock Climbing Area, Cueno Province
Arco Climbing Area, Trento Province
Asfodeli Climbing Area, Parma Province
B
Bagnasco Climbing Area, Cuneo Province
Barbarano Climbing Area, Vicenza Province
Bismantova Climbing Guide, Reggio Emilia Province
C
Camaiorese Climbing Area, Lucca Province
Castegnero Climbing Area, Vicenza Province
Castelbianco Climbing Area, Savona Province
Castlevecchio Climbing Area, Vicenza Province
Cava San Floriano Climbing Area, Vicenza Province
Ceraino Climbing Area, Verona Province
Ceredo Climbing Area, Verona Province
Cingoli Climbing Area, Marcerata Province
Cinque Torre Climbing Area, Belluno Province
Colmirano Climbing Area, Belluno Province
Cornalè Climbing Area, Cuneo Province
Costalungo Climbing Area, Vicenza Province
Covolo Thiene Climbing Area, Vicenza Province
E
Erto Climbing Area, Pordenone Province
F
Falesie del Forte Climbing Area, Verona Province
Fanzaso Climbing Area, Belluno Province
Farenzena Climbing Area, Belluno Province
Ferentillo Climbing Area, Termi Province
Finale Climbing Area, Savona Province
G
Grotti Climbing Area, Rieti Province
I
Il Gabellaccia Climbing Area, Carrara-Massa Province
L
Loreto Climbing Area, Imperia Province
Lumignano Climbing Area, Vicenza Province
Lumignano Climbing Area - Americano Sector
Lumignano Climbing Area the Brojon Strapiombi
Lumignano Climbing Area the Classica Sector
M
Marciaga Climbing Area, Verona Province
Massone (Policromuro) Climbing Area, Trento Province
Matera Climbing Area, Maetera Province
Monsummano Rossa Climbing Area, Pistoia Province
Monte Cimo Climbing Area, Verona Province
Muzzerone Climbing Area, La Spezia Province
N
Nago Climbing Area, Trento Province
P
Pale Climbing Area, Perguia Province
Petrella Liri Climbing Area, L'Aquila Province
Picinisco Climbing Area, Frosinone Province
Pioraco Climbing Area, Marcerata Province
R
Ripa Majala Climbing Area, Viterbo Province
Rivoli Climbing Area, Verona Province
Rocca Pendice (Teolo) Climbing Area, Padova Province
Rocca Pendice Climbing Area the West Wall
Roccamorice Climbing Area, Pescara Province
S
Sassi di Mas Climbing Area, Belluno Province
Serrada Climbing Area, Trento Province
Soave Climbing Area, Verona Province
Sperlonga Climbing Area, Latina Province
Spiaggia delle Lucertole Climbing Area, Trento Province
St Anna di Stazzema (Monte Lieto) Climbing Area, Carrara-Massa Province
Stallavena Climbing Area, Verona Province
T
Taibon Climbing Area, Belluno Province
V
Valle di Schievenin Climbing Area, Belluno Province
Valle Santa Felicita Climbing Area, Vicenza Province
Rockclimbing Italy Guide
ABRUZZO REGION ROCK CLIMBING GUIDE Abruzzo has always been an popular summer vacation destination for Italia's, to relax on the beach.· Over the past years there has a major effort to upgrade the road system, helping the interior of the region to discovered.· There is a rich regional culture and plenty of Active vacation options.· Located in the central western area of Italy and bathed by the Adriatic Sea, the Abruzzi territory has a rich variety natural resources: from the long golden beaches to the impervious mountain zones of the Gran Sasso, from natural lakes to the celebrated National Park. A harsh territory, occupied by long tracts of forest with its flora and fauna intact. Abruzzo still has a mix of popular ancestral traditions exist alongside modern structures for hospitality. Abruzzo is a great destination for rock climbing, beach combing, and biking.· The region is 65% mountain 34% hills and the remainder flat land. The region has four provinces and each has a distinct local style and flavor. The province of L'Aquila is totally characterized by mountains; in the Chieti area it is rolling hills, while in Pescara and Teramo the areas are covered by a mixture of mountains and hill. ROCK CLIMBING SITES IN THE ABRUZZO REGION Petrella Liri Climbing Site Roccamorice Rock Climbing Site San Vito Rock Climbing Assergi Rock Climbing Monticchio Rock Climbing Capestrano Rock Climbing Fara San Martino Rock Climbing Castella fiume Rock Climbing Site Castelvecchio Subeque Rock Climbing Pennapeidi Monte Rock Climbing Pietrasecca Rock Climbing
Three distinct natural zones can be fairly easily distinguished in the Lombardy region: mountain, hill and plain. The first is an alpine zone including the Lepontine and Rhaetian Alps (Piz Bernina, 4 055 m.), theOrobic Alps, the Ortles and Adamello massifs; a pre-alpine zone, its main peaks being the Grigne Group (2,410 m.),Resegone (1,875 m.) and Presolana (2,521 m.). The great Lombard lakes, all ofglacial origins, lie in this zone.
The Lombardy mountains have many tourist resorts offering an ample choice of excursions, mountaineering and winter sports. Worthy of mention are Madesimo at the foot of the Spluga Pass (Italy-Switzerland); Livigno, a duty-free zone beyond the watershed; Bormio, at the foot of the Stelvio (summer skiing); Santa Caterina Valfurva, below the Ortles Massif; Ponte di Legno and the Tonale Pass (summer skiing on the Presanella glaciers), Chiesa in Valmalenco, within sight of the Bernina Massif; Foppolo in the upper Val Brembana.Last but not least, in Valcamonica, of particular interest are the rock carvings made by theCamunis (ancient inhabitants of Valcamonica-7 000-3 000 BC.): the area round Capo di Ponte constitutes the Parco NazionaledelleIncisioniRupestri (rock carvings).
BOULDERING IN THE LOMBARDY REGION OF ITALY
The Piedmont Region lies in a peripheral position with respect to the rest of Italy, but its relative proximity to the sea and contact with France and Switzerland have, over the centuries, led to the creation of an important commercial transit network which has favoured its present economic development. Most people whom visit Italy only see the vast urban centers of Torino, but there is a vast area for outdoor activities from biking, hiking and climbing. This is an area I always have on my to explore more list.
The Piedmontese Alps rise as mighty massifs which, at some points, reach to over 4,000 m. (Mount Rosa, 4,633 m.; Gran Paradiso, 4,061 m.). The transition from this mountainous region to the plain is marked by a discontinuous belt of moraine high ground (Rivoli and Ivrea amphitheatres, the Vercelli and Novara hills) which does not detract from the impression of clear contrast between the encircling mountains and the plain which in fact lies `at the foot of the mountains'.
Val d'Oten sector requires tecnique and explosive power. Perfect place in summer.
Please remember to respect the area and buy a local guide book.
REGION | Veneto |
PROVINCE | Belluno |
GEOGRAPHY | Calalzo di Cadore |
BEST TIME OF YEAR |
summer |
ROCK | dolomite |
NUMBER OF ROUTES |
40 |
RANGE OF GRADES |
from 6b to 8b+ |
HEIGHT | 25m |
From left to right
Anonima | 7b |
Incubo della ragione | 7b |
Spigus | 7b |
Variante Spigus | 7b |
Help | 6c |
Epitaffio per un bassotto | 6c |
Senza nome | ? |
Senza nome | ? |
Senza nome | ? |
Senza nome | ? |
Pilastro | 6b+ |
Sofegaso | 7b |
Vespa | 7b |
Senza nome | 7a+ |
La via della perdizione | 7a+ |
Meteo | 7b+ |
6c | 6c |
Diedro | 7a+ |
Frice | 6c |
Digitale | 7b |
Senza nome | ? |
Senza nome | ? |
Nanni paia | 7c+ |
Sisto pizzo | 6b |
Senza nome | |
Fort Knox | 8a+ |
Soft | 8a |
No ice | 7c+ |
Dolomitica | 6c |
Hemmental | 7b |
Bubbonica | 7b |
Senza nome | |
La Bella e la Bestia | 8a+ |
Cliptonite | 7c+ |
Meneghite | 7c |
Gi Pazzo | 7b |
Toni scaia | 6b |
Riscia | 7b |