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Val Rosandra from the Oci de Mocco' viewpoint
Luca Bridda
Beauty
Sectors
Rock type
Limestone, mainly crimps, some pockets and tufas. The climbing tends to be vertical but there are some steep overhangs, too.
Rope
60m rope


Describing the climbing in the entire Val Rosandra is a complicated matter because there are numerous sectors, each different one from the other, dotted across this fascinating are which, for the people from Trieste, is of particular importance.

This article serves to give some ideas therefore, aimed above all at those wishing to spend a weekend here on 2 or 3 different and highly interesting crags. To discover the area in detail check out the famous Sidarta guidebook “Arrampicare senza frontiere” in which Erik Svab has described each route in painstaking detail.

The "Valle" (the term used by the locals to describe these deep karst canyon just a stone's throw from Trieste) is protected by a park and is highly popular for weekend outings. It is crossed by the Italian - Slovenian border and represents in some respects the memory - historical and tangible - of the great alpinism that took place between the two World Wars.

The climbing sectors differ considerably in size and are dotted across this truly special valley. In short, Val Rosandra doesn't offer a single, magnificent crag but is interesting taken as a who, like a large puzzle which looses its sense of being if a single piece is missing...

Climb

sunny winter days. The sunnier right- hand side of the valley includes the following magnificent sectors: Canarini, Giardini d’Inverno, Oci de Moccò, 12 Vie, Piccola Ferrovia, La Bianca, Falchi, Falchetti, Bosco Incantato, Vergini, Parete del Casello, Stena, Montasio, Concave, Amicizie, Altari, Bedrock, Cartoonia and Pergolo. On the other side of the valley: the shady Crinale, the small rock faces Jugove, Castighi di Dio, Piccola Comici and the slab Formai close to the old chuch Santa Maria in Siaris




Sectors

Canarini
Routes
Name Height Beauty Difficulty
1 Piccola lady 5c+
2 Che fa la vacca? 6b+
3 Prima che cada la pioggia 6a+/b
4 Sendero luminoso 6a+
5 Tanti auguri 6a+/b
6 El cugno 6a
7 Yuppidù 5c
8 Diedro bianco 5b
9 Crosato 5c+
10 Pungiclimber 6b
11 Tostapane 6a/b
12 Poche idee ma ben confuse 6b+
13 Nuvola 7c
14 Patto col Diavolo 7c+
15 La rosa dei venti 7b
16 Strapiombo dei canarini 7a+
17 Variante canarina 6c+
18 Ciro 7c+
19 Uomini Veri 6c
20 Homus proteus 6c
21 Bouldertime (solo 5m) 6a
22 Diedro dei cucadores 5a
23 Festival 5b
24 Spigolo di Bagnoli 5c+
Montasio
Routes
Name Height Beauty Difficulty
1 Strapiombi de Comici 5c/A0
2 Naso de Comici 5a/A0
3 Naso del Vecio 5a/A0
4 Senza nome 6a
5 Diedro Barisi 5c
6 Via de Berto 6a
7 Via de Comici 6b
8 Baronova 6b+
Prima salita: Jose Baron
9 Senza nome 6c
10 Traversata Fabjan 5a/b
11 Traversata alta 5b
Piccola Ferrovia
Routes
Name Height Beauty Difficulty
1 Indian summer 7b
2 Tetto di Dumbo 7c
3 Tetto di Mauro 7b+
4 Via Baldi 5b
5 Kriptonite 6c+
6 Mercante dei sogni 7a+
7 Spit gialli ?
8 Dottor destino 8a
9 Specchio di Alessio 7c
10 L'Orecchino 7a
11 Boulder man 7c+
12 Canne d'organo 7b+
13 Bloc and wall 7b+
14 Satyricon 6b
15 L'alberetto 5a
16 Parete di Giorgio 6a
17 Diedro impestado 7a+
18 Diedro chiuso 6c
19 Senza nome 6b+
20 Diedro di Tullio 6a+
21 Via di Natale 6a
22 Diedro di Spiro 5b





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Beauty
Sectors
Rock type
Limestone, mainly crimps, some pockets and tufas. The climbing tends to be vertical but there are some steep overhangs, too.
Rope
60m rope


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