100m.
III, 4
It is the first big falls on the left of the wall below Gias della Buffa.
P1. The first pitch is long and can be climb either on the right (steeper, usually better ice tho) or on the left (about 60m, Anchor either on ice or on pitons on the left. This anchor has to be verified carefully).
P2. Second step vertical then easier. Either belay on ice to rappel or exit but the anchor can be tricky to build.
Descent: Abseil on the route, or by walk traversing from the top toward right (facing valley) to reach a ledge that leads at the bottom of the big gully "Canalone delle Capre". The descent by walk can be tricky to find especially in low visibility conditions.
It is the first big falls on the left of the wall below Gias della Buffa.
P1. The first pitch is long and can be climb either on the right (steeper, usually better ice tho) or on the left (about 60m, Anchor either on ice or on pitons on the left. This anchor has to be verified carefully).
P2. Second step vertical then easier. Either belay on ice to rappel or exit but the anchor can be tricky to build.
Descent: Abseil on the route, or by walk traversing from the top toward right (facing valley) to reach a ledge that leads at the bottom of the big gully "Canalone delle Capre". The descent by walk can be tricky to find especially in low visibility conditions.
E. Cavallo, G. C. Grassi 18/Mar/1981.
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