The routes

A pleasant and logical mixed climb to the right of the famous Anche l’Orco va in vacanza (Even the Ogre Goes on Holiday). Overall, the difficulty is moderate, but the line is very enjoyable, a perfect combination with the other icefalls nearby. It certainly deserves...

Great sport climb in a forgotten vally tha looks out onto the South Face of Monte Duranno. The rock is excellent limestone, rough on the lower section followed by Verdonesque slabs and provides some fun climbing in a new and...

Classic and popular ski mountaineering itinerary to the summit of the highest peak in the Carnia Alps. This route is highly representative of what this mountain range has to offer, with a long and regular sunny descent. The final climb...

Difficult ice climb that rarely forms in Valbruna, bolted by Enrico Mosetti and Davide Limongi, and then freed by Mosetti and Tine Cuder on 24 January 2017.

Beautiful icefall with a demanding first pitch which climbs a corner broken by a roof and hanging drip. The second pitch is somewhat easier and climbs a finishing hanging drip up a section of 95° ice.

Super Stridente climbs the Tridente directly in a truly spectacular setting.

The Hour Between Dog and Wolf was first ascended by Michal Coubal and his daughter Anna Coubalová on 20-21 August 2020 on the north face of Trogkofel / Creta di Aip. It takes a line to the right of Montanari...

Beautiful 20m drip, tends to be very slender at the base. Located to the left of Eros.

A large detached drip offers a brief mixed section. The drip above is difficult to protect. The route seems easier than it really is!

An exceptional, beautiful route with a psychologically difficult start followed by a difficult crux on the icefall itself. After this the pro improves and the drip offers some good rests, but the climbing should not be underestimated. The exit is...

4 March 2010: “A new icefall has been discovered in the Vinadia canyon. It seems incredible that no one ever noticed such ice formations so close to home, or at least, that no ice climber ever took a closer look!”...