Climbing guidebook Val d’Adige plaisir

The walls of the Adige Valley have been climbed for several decades. This is especially true of the walls of Monte Baldo, Monte Cimo above the village of Brentino and the beautiful walls of Chiusa di Cerain, where the routes start practically on the banks of the Adige. Strangely enough, no attention has been paid to the walls a little south of Monte Cimo and on Monte Cordespino, above the village of Tessari. It was only less than 10 years ago that climbers, mainly from Verona, began to explore these walls. Thanks to their easy accessibility, dozens of routes have been created in just a few years.

The guide contains topos and descriptions of more than 150 long routes of low and medium difficulty. The average difficulty lies between the 3rd and 5th grade, with the maximum difficulty of individual lengths reaching 6b. The route length is usually between 100-200 metres of climbing, with the longest route measuring almost 400m. The protection of the individual routes varies greatly and ranges from good, sport climbing routes to alpine routes that you have to belay yourself.
Language Italian
384 pages
Edition 2024


M. Leorato, C. Confente
Idea Montagna Edizioni