Crag features

A unique crag located on a prominent wall clearly visible from Forno Alpi Graie. This south-facing cliff stands in an exposed position above the village, directly facing the well-known Vallone di Sea (hence its name, "anti-Sea". It's a wild, traditional climbing area with only a few established routes, but plenty of potential for new lines. Although the general area is known due to the long-standing climbing activity around Forno Alpi Graie, this specific sector has not been previously documented. A cordelette has been found jammed into a crack to the right of "Lo Sceriffo di Forno", but no other traces have been found. The nearby "Roncet" sector is the better-known crag on this side of the valley, but no prior information exists for this wall. The climbing style here is predominantly physical, with a focus on crack climbing. The area is home to ibex (steinbocks) and various bird species, so climbers are encouraged to minimize disturbance. Respect the wildlife.