The crags

This crag was bolted in 1992 by Diego Cordola but it never became too popular and was only published in some local Italian Mountaineeing Clum magazines under the name "Paretina di Diego." We hope that after the recent developments...

The Dolomites offer numerous sport climbing crags, and in addition to very beautiful climbing, they often present an incredible landscape with stunning views on the surrounding valleys and mountains. One example of such a jewel is Salares, reminding you of...

This crag was first developed during the 1990's by a group of climbers including Antonio Palermi, Stefano Romanucci, Virgulti A. and Mauro Calibani... and counted circa 40 routes. After fighting their way through the bush to the base of...

San Leonardo, located immediately above the village of Revello, offers a fine-grained but well polished rock with small crimps and pockets and routes ranging from 4c to 7b. The crag faces east and hosts circa 150 routes, the best of...

The "usual suspects", Stefano and Momi Casarotto, Sergio Boato, Pol Murer (at the time known as Paolo Torresin) and Gianluca Bellin went to San Liberale for the first time in 1999 and discovered a huge wall of ivy... It was...

The Sass di Stria, a minor peak within the Fanis group, is famous for its popular Spigolo Sud, an easy arête clearly visible from the nearby Passo Falzarego.The base of its east face is weathered and slabby and hence ideal...

The beautiful park at Bagni di Bormio is secluded, quiet and somewhat mysterious, an oasis of peace and tranquility just a stone's throw from Bormio. Several well-beaten trails testament that this area is often frequented by wild animals, and nestled...

The impressive red outcrop Sengio Rosso appears in the distance like a shiny jewel, wedged into the green slopes of Monte Baldo and clearly visible from the plain below... fog and weather conditions permitting.The motley coloured Sengio Rosso crag was...