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Piccolo Lagazuoi, Dolomites
Enrico Maioni
Beauty
Sectors
Difficulty
4a - 7b
Height
25m
Routes number
27
Rock type
Dolomite
Orientation
South
At the start of the new millennium the Cortina Mountain Guides decided to bolt a crag with easy single pitches for beginners. They chose Monte Lagazuoi, in particular a section on the south face located to the left (west) of the tunnel entrance for the Galleria del LagazuoiThis is how, together with my friend and colleague Paolo Tassi, the crag came to life, and in a couple of days we established almost 30 easy and mid-grade routes.
Access
The crag is located on the South Face of Piccolo Lagazuoi in the Fanis mountain range, known above all for the incredible First World War trench warfare fought out here between the Italian and Austro-Hungarian troops and, in more recent times, the open-air museum dedicated to the Great War. To reach the crag park the car at Passo Falzarego and walk along path no. 402 following signs for the Galleria del Lagazuoi, then turn off at the fork, signposted for the crag. Approach time: 30 minutes. Period
From May to October. Given the altitude of 2300m, summer is certainly the best time of year, even if climbing is possible in on clear winter days since the crag faces south. Climb
Vertical face climbing with plenty of holds. Bibliography
The crag is mentioned in the guidebook "Best of Cortina – Le più belle arrampicate a Cortina d’Ampezzo e dintorni", by Stefan Wagenhals – Lobo Edition 2005
The crag is located on the South Face of Piccolo Lagazuoi in the Fanis mountain range, known above all for the incredible First World War trench warfare fought out here between the Italian and Austro-Hungarian troops and, in more recent times, the open-air museum dedicated to the Great War. To reach the crag park the car at Passo Falzarego and walk along path no. 402 following signs for the Galleria del Lagazuoi, then turn off at the fork, signposted for the crag. Approach time: 30 minutes. Period
From May to October. Given the altitude of 2300m, summer is certainly the best time of year, even if climbing is possible in on clear winter days since the crag faces south. Climb
Vertical face climbing with plenty of holds. Bibliography
The crag is mentioned in the guidebook "Best of Cortina – Le più belle arrampicate a Cortina d’Ampezzo e dintorni", by Stefan Wagenhals – Lobo Edition 2005
Sectors
Piccolo Lagazuoi
Routes
N° | Name | Height | Beauty | Difficulty |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Martini | 5b | ||
2 | On the rocks | 6b | ||
3 | My way | 6a | ||
4 | Dake san | 6c | ||
5 | Tesorino | 6b | ||
6 | Yellow wall | 6c+ | ||
7 | War games | 7a+ | ||
8 | Hazard | 7b | ||
9 | Dolomite | ? | ||
10 | Buona notte | 4c | ||
11 | Miwa san | 5b | ||
12 | Szwindel | 5c | ||
13 | Grigio perla | 4a | ||
14 | Too easy | 4a | ||
15 | Il tasso | 4a | ||
16 | Marcolino | 4b | ||
17 | No pain | 5c | ||
18 | No game | 6c | ||
19 | Katrin | 4b | ||
20 | Michal | 4b | ||
21 | Machal | 4c | ||
22 | Daniela | 5b | ||
23 | Renato | 5b | ||
24 | Campanule | 5b | ||
25 | Troppe moto | 5b | ||
26 | Malta roof | 5b | ||
27 | Un passo | 5c |
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Beauty
Sectors
Difficulty
4a - 7b
Height
25m
Routes number
27
Rock type
Dolomite
Orientation
South
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