130m, 5 pitches.
I/S1 6b (5c obb.)
A bit harder than its twin "Coco" hence a bit less repeated. It is more exposed and technical and it completely worth the climb.
P1. Perfect beautiful left ascending crack, with a crimpy crux at the end of it (6b).
P2. Up above the belay, then on the right (exposed), final dihedral (6b).
P3. Wall/slab (6a+).
P4. Wall/slab, finally a small dihedral (6a+).
P5. Follow some ledges towards the left.
Note: the last new bolted pitch is a new variant (2023, L. e M. Enrico), the original pitch (old bolt) continue to the right!
Descend: on the nearby "Coco".
A bit harder than its twin "Coco" hence a bit less repeated. It is more exposed and technical and it completely worth the climb.
P1. Perfect beautiful left ascending crack, with a crimpy crux at the end of it (6b).
P2. Up above the belay, then on the right (exposed), final dihedral (6b).
P3. Wall/slab (6a+).
P4. Wall/slab, finally a small dihedral (6a+).
P5. Follow some ledges towards the left.
Note: the last new bolted pitch is a new variant (2023, L. e M. Enrico), the original pitch (old bolt) continue to the right!
Descend: on the nearby "Coco".
M. Costa, A. Miconi 1996.
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