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Southwest Face of the Third Sella Tower DescriptionThe Third Sella Tower is the tallest and most impressive of the group. The climbing is generally steep, exposed, and on good-quality rock. Routes on Third Sella are extremely popular and can be quite crowded. Similar to other popular routes, with traffic comes a highly polished grade of limestone. Getting ThereThe approaches start from the top of Sella Pass. The ClassicsMountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Third Sella Tower:
Vinatzer 5.8+ Trad, 13 pitches, 985 feet
Featured Route For Third Sella Tower
 Good route that ascends the west face to the tower.Pitch 1 - Move up over slab and trend to the left towards a small scree patch. (35m)Pitch 2 - Face climb straight up to the base of a chimney. (45m)Pitch 3 - Climb the chimney to a crack and through a small overhang. (40m)Pitch 4 - Follow a broken crack and face. (40m)Pitch 5 - Short pitch up a ramp/groove to below a small overhang. (15m)Pitch 6 - Climb up another broken crack and some face to gain the large terrace. (45m)Pitch 7 - Traverse left...[more] Browse More Classics in International
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