Crag features

At “Pancione” there are now 15 pitches. I think the result is interesting, the routes are all pleasant, the style technical and to be understood, often with difficult positioning and finger boulders. Three obviously protectable routes were left without bolts, climbable trad, in an attempt to give a signal for new crag openings as well. Why do walls have to be either trad or sport? Perhaps it makes more sense to focus on the single line, and if it is protectable, simply not bolt it.
The exposure is West - South/Southwest, even in late spring the sun comes no earlier than 12 noon, so it also lends itself to early morning climbing when it is too hot to climb in the sun.

The place is really beautiful, in the evening the view of the sunset over the Ambin group from the natural rock chair in the left sector is one of the most poignant in the valley.
I was in doubt until the last whether to post this crag or not, because the idea that the environment on which it insists was not being treated with proper care and respect clutched my chest a bit.
Please keep the crag clean, bury your needs and toilet paper (no tissues and no wipes, they take so long to degrade!). We are also making a toilet area equipped with a shovel at the far right of the crag. Thank you!