Fedele 5.7
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| Type: | Trad, 26 pitches, 2625 feet |
| Consensus: | 5.7 [details] |
| FA: | Fedele Bernard, Giorgio mase Dari. 1929 |
| Season: | Summer |
| Submitted By: | eDixon on May 25, 2007 |
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BETA PHOTO: The route of Fedele
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Description This is a really long route. That being said, the climbing is not too difficult and it is possible to move fast up this face. Pitch 1 - Up a corner and right on ledge. (40m) Pitch 2 - Continue right on ledge. (40m) Pitch 3 - Follow a ramp back to the left. (40m) Pitch 4 - Face climb right to before the black water streaks. (40m) Pitch 5 - Follow a ledge right, crossing the black water streaks. (40m) Pitch 6 - Climb face and groove. (35m) Pitch 7 - Traverse right on ledge. (25m) Pitch 8 - Climb up through overhangs to top of small pillar. (35m) Pitch 9 - Climb face up and left. (40m) Pitch 10 - Climb chimney, trending up and left. (35m) Pitch 11 - Continue up and left through chimney. (25m) Pitch 12 - Face climb up and step right to ledge. (40m) Pitch 13 - Follow broken crack and face passing a ledge. (35m) Pitch 14 - Up and left through a groove/corner. (30m) Pitch 15 - Short chimney to face climbing. (30m) Pitch 16 - Face climb towards the black water streaks. (25m) Pitch 17 - Climb up through the often wet black water streaks. (40m) Pitch 18 - Traverse up and left out of the black water streaks to a ledge. (40m) Pitch 19 - Climb up to a small stance and then a chimney. (40m) Pitch 20 - Finish the chimney to arrive at the large terrace. (25m) Pitch 21 - Move to the back of the terrace and climb up broken crack. (30m) Pitch 22 - More broken crack to the base of a chimney. (40m) Pitch 23 - Climb the chimney up and slightly right. (40m) Pitch 24 - Continue up the chimney. (35m) Pitch 25 - More of the same chimney system. (45m) Pitch 26 - Leave the chimney and face climb to the top of the formation. (45m) Descent - Head towards the line-cart and then down the long marked gully and back to the base of the wall.
Location The route ascends the north-west face of Piz Pordoi. Park on the Sella Pass road at the Pian Schiavaneis Inn.
Protection There are a number of pins on the route. Bring a selection of nuts and small cams. Extra slings are also useful.
By Rob Booher From: Knoxville, TN Feb 16, 2011
| This looks incredible. I'm planning a summer in Italy and Switzerland for this coming season. Do you have any other beta on the Dolomites? Any help is appreciated, as I am currently going at it blind. |
By Thomas Reid Martin From: Salt Lake City, Utah Nov 30, 2011
| Hey man, how was the trip? I think I am currently in the position you were in last Febuary? Do you care to share what you found and what you recommend? |
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