Climbs 692
Rocktype Gneiss
Altitude 468m a.s.l
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Theo on a beautiful and amusingly holdless slab at Cresciano. © Simon Richardson
Crag features
The Swiss bouldering area of Cresciano is world famous. Lovely gneiss boulders hidden amongst chestnut trees in an alpine setting make this a beautiful area to explore and climb. The best time to climb here is from September to April.
Approach notes
Do not camp in the top carpark.
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