180m, 7 pitches.
A 6 pitch route, nicely bolted.
The first pitch (5b) is the hardest. Then a series of pitches are easier in grade and great fun. Bolts get a bit more distant, though there is great gear all along if felt needed.
Anchors are all bolted and connected by a chain, apart from the last two, on trees.
Can abseil on the route (not recommended, as usually there's high traffic) or by footpath after getting to the top (around 20 minutes).
The first pitch (5b) is the hardest. Then a series of pitches are easier in grade and great fun. Bolts get a bit more distant, though there is great gear all along if felt needed.
Anchors are all bolted and connected by a chain, apart from the last two, on trees.
Can abseil on the route (not recommended, as usually there's high traffic) or by footpath after getting to the top (around 20 minutes).
Don Agostino Butturini, Barbare Pernici, Pietro Corti, Aldo Brumana 1980.
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βeta: Follow the bolts and the line is clear, just be careful to traverse right after the large ledge before a small vertical wall instead of going straigth up towards a rockfall fence (you can get through, but not recommended). This is before passing through the woods to get to the last slab pitch. Most of the anchors are bolted with chain, the last two are on a tree. | ||
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βeta: Follow the bolts and the line is clear, just be careful to traverse right after the large ledge before a small vertical wall instead of going straigth up towards a rockfall fence (you can get through, but not recommended). This is before passing through the woods to get to the last slab pitch. Most of the anchors are bolted with chain, the last two are on a tree. |
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