Liscia Palazzo

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Andrea Di Donato / Tommaso Sciannella
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Liscia Palazzo
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Beauty
Sectors
Difficulty
5b - 7a+
Height
1200m
Routes number
24
Rock type
Limestone
Orientation
Southwest
Rope
70m


On a cold autumn day, after the first snow has dusted the Maiella peaks, we tried to navigate through the roads beneath Palena, on the lookout for the crag Liscia Palazzo. After a couple of curves a gigantic rock face, more than 100m high, appeared through the cold fog. We looked in awe and, following the instructions we'd been given, realised that this was the crag we'd been looking for. Immersed in the red forest of the Majella National Park, Liscia Palazzo faced us with all its might. After a 15 minute walk we reached the base of the 24 beautiful routes and soon discovered that the "Smooth one" hosts a fantastic 5 pitch route up vertical, mid-grade terrain. Unfortunately the rain then set in and we realised that climbing was out of the question. This time round! The crag was discovered by Rinaldo Le Donne with his friends Emilio and Cristiano who bolted all the existing routes. There is still plenty of potential for new routes at Liscia Palazzo and the crag is definitely worth a visit for the beautiful climbing on offer and the fascinating surroundings.
Access
From Roccaraso, before reaching the village of Palena, turn right and follow the signs for Torricella Peligna. Continue for about 5 kilometres until the big cliff springs into view. At the big leftwards bend turn off right onto thesmall road (open crossbar). Follow this narrow road for about 800m until the white abandoned building and park the car. To reach the crag walk towards it, climb over the electric fence used for the cows, follow the path to reach the forest and then follow the red circle markers (20 minutes). Period
Spring, summer and autum Climb
Liscia Palazzo offersgreat yellow-grey pocketed vertical and slabby limestone. The climbing is technical and requires finger-strength. The routes in the cracks and corners should not be underestimated. Notes
If visiting the area, don't miss out on two other great crags, Pizzoferrato and Pennadomo. Bibliography
Abruzzo verticale, 40 cragas and 1400 routes in the Central Appennines by Tommaso Sciannello and Andrea Di Donato, Verdone Editore (2011)




Sectors

Liscia Palazzo
Routes
Name Height Beauty Difficulty
1 Larry’s good vibration 20m 6a
2 Amici persi e ritrovati 20m 6a
3 Il lavoro stanca 25m 6a
4 Vavoùs 25m 6a
5 Con... vivere 25m 6a+
6 Convergenze parallele 35m 5b
7 Il mio pensiero vola e va 20m 5b
8 Mò scì 22m 5b
9 Segretiere 26m 6a
10 Liscia Palazzo 22m 6b
11 Subbappalto 28m, 22m, 24m, 17m, 24m 6b+, 6b+, 6c, 6b, 5b
12 Brigata Macella 26m 6c+
13 Curami 25m 6c
14 Yosemite di Ecch a mmonte 26m 5c
15 Il domatore di pulci 16m 6c
16 Cul in aria 20m 7a+
17 Una ragione in più 18m 6b
18 Un altro giro di giostra 18m 6b+
19 Grilus dei 18m 6c+
20 Foglie di luce 18m ?
21 Sole d’autunno 18m ?
22 Saggio disordine 20m 7a
23 Movimento lieve 18m 6a
24 Un ragionevole dubbio 22m 6a+





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Beauty
Sectors
Difficulty
5b - 7a+
Height
1200m
Routes number
24
Rock type
Limestone
Orientation
Southwest
Rope
70m


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