Type: | Sport, Alpine, 600 ft (182 m), 7 pitches |
FA: | Guido Lisignoli, Bernhard Falett 1990 |
Page Views: | 583 total · 7/month |
Shared By: | Jan-Thijs Menger on Aug 11, 2014 |
Admins: | Dan Flynn, Mark P. |
Description
One of the easier lines on Spazzacaldeira. Features some great pitches, esspecially the third and the fourth pitch!
P1 5c: Slabby climbing, can stay wet for a while after rain. Some six bolts.
P2 5a: Climbs some easy slab followed by easy climbing through some bushes. Straight up and a finish to the left.
P3 5c: Great pitch! Climbs a beautiful crack and flake system. Laybacking and jamming. 5 bolts.
P4 6a: The hardest pitch of the route. Continues up the left leaning crack like the last pitch, with a balancy crux at the fourth bolt. Six bolts.
P5 5c+: some tricky slabby moves at the start (well protected). After the start, the pitch eases out to 5a terrain. No bolts but easy protection.
P6 4c: easy climbing with two bolts. Climb up the spur to the top for 30 feet. Than climb up the slabs to the left to an anchor with a summit-book.
P7 5c: a short easy pitch with 3 bolts, to an anchor in the grass. Beautiful farsight over the lake. Easy climbing.
P1 5c: Slabby climbing, can stay wet for a while after rain. Some six bolts.
P2 5a: Climbs some easy slab followed by easy climbing through some bushes. Straight up and a finish to the left.
P3 5c: Great pitch! Climbs a beautiful crack and flake system. Laybacking and jamming. 5 bolts.
P4 6a: The hardest pitch of the route. Continues up the left leaning crack like the last pitch, with a balancy crux at the fourth bolt. Six bolts.
P5 5c+: some tricky slabby moves at the start (well protected). After the start, the pitch eases out to 5a terrain. No bolts but easy protection.
P6 4c: easy climbing with two bolts. Climb up the spur to the top for 30 feet. Than climb up the slabs to the left to an anchor with a summit-book.
P7 5c: a short easy pitch with 3 bolts, to an anchor in the grass. Beautiful farsight over the lake. Easy climbing.
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