The crags

One crag that should not to be missed at San Vito Lo Capo is Calamancina, for those who love technical climbing by the sea. This crag was named after a small bay located directly under the crag. Divided into four...

Located a stone’s throw from the center of Arco and nestled among the olive trees in the valley that leads steeply up to Làghel, Calvario is another of Arco's historic crags. After having fallen into oblivion for years, this beautiful...

Campo Solagna (Grotta del Rodolfo), is a mid-sized crag located on the slopes of Monte Grappa at 1000 meters above sea level, set in a dense forest of beech, hazel and nut trees. The vegetation and undergrowth are still fairly...

Cansla is synonymous with highly technical, multi-pitch dream routes in the heart of the Dolomites. Situated on the massive Sella group, it was first “discovered” in 1984 when Stefan Stuflesser and Carlo Grossrubatscher climbed the mega-classic "Traumpfeiler". In the years...

Capo d'Uomo is a beautiful crag situated in an enchanting surroundings, dominated by the ruins of an ancient watchtower overlooking the Mediterranean Sea where splendid colours blend with the sky, rendering this cliff unique. Capo d’Uomo is a fantastic white...

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...

The panoramic new crag is located immediately next to the Lo Dard waterfall and was bolted by Massimo Bal and Hervé Vevey. The rock quality is excellent and the routes provide new-school climbing.  Currently the crag boasts 13 routes, plus...

Located less than half an hour from Arco, this beautifully maintained crag offers about twenty routes from 6a to 7c+, on a magnificent 30-meter vertical face. Well-bolted climbs and highly featured rock ensure that the climbing at Castel Madruzzo is...

Sport climbing at Castelbianco is nothing new, seeing that the crag was developed at the start of the '90's by Andrea Gallo & Co who established routes up to 8a. At the end of the '90's two climbers from Genua,...

Castello dell'Iride has become one of the most popular crags in southern Sardinia, and now offers more than 60 routes of all grades with a a magnificent view onto the Masua sea. The crag faces SE and is comprised of...