Nago (Arco)

Reach Nago along the highway SS240, turn off this main road by the roundabout and petrol station and drive through the old town, following signs for Monte Baldo. Once out of the village turn off left (following signs for Rampicata) to reach the car park at the foot of the crag. From here continue on foot up the obvious path to the crag (10 mins). Alternatively, continue up the road following signs for Monte Baldo to the hairpin bend. Park the car here and follow the path down from the curve to the crag.

Beware: thieves operate in this area. Do not leave any valuables in the car. This land is privately owned - please be a respectful as possible. 

The crag faces south. Climbing is possible all year round, but the best times of year spring and autumn. Climbing is possible on windless days in winter, and windy afternoons in summer.

Technical stamina climbing; crimps, shallow pockets and runnels.
Total number of routes:
4: 6
5: 18
6a: 19
6b: 19
6c: 15
7a: 20
7b: 15
7c: 5
8c+: 8

The crag receives the brunt of the Ora wind (in the afternoon in summer and in the morning in winter), making this crag the fastest to dry after extended periods of rain. Mount Baldo is also known as the "Garden of Europe" for it's botanical richness.

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Autore: Manuel Senettin, Thomas Hofer
Editore: Vertical-Life

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