The crags

The Cilento and Vallo di Diano park, located south of Salerno in the southern corner of Italy's Campania region, has a huge, untapped potential for rock climbing and other outdoor activities. The Molpa beach is currently the most impressive cliff...

La Severina is a splendid crag close to the ruins of the medieval village San Severino, an overhanging forest of stalactites. The starts of the climbs are on suspended ledges, equipped and connected with fixed ropes and ring bolts. Although...

Pleasant little crag which is named after the nineteenth century bandit who is said to have hidden his booty in the the cave, next to the Guntabaar, one of the best pitches on the entire wall. The crag is located...

One of the most recent crags to be developed, where Mother Nature has been generous with fantastic quality limestone. With 20 amazing pitches it's the reference crag for the area. West facing, at sunset the labyrinth of tufas transform glowing...

Located above Positano, il Paretone enjoys enchanting views onto the picturesque town, the deep blue sea and Galli island. This crag faces west, is characterised by large tufas and currently offers the biggest range of routes. A pleasant beginner's sector...

This is the right-hand side of an immense amphitheatre which towers above the Montepertuso playing field. The crag gets its name from the spectacular waterfall which tumbles down after intense rain. Climbing potential is enormous and a series of 200m...