The routes

Demanding four-pitch mixed climb on the NW Face of Kleine Rodelheilspitze (Sass dla Lùesa)

Traumpfeiler, the pillar of dreams. The name couldn’t be more appropriate for this famous climb that, given its beauty, also lent its name to the magnificent limestone missile located beneath the Sella Pass in the Italian Dolomites. Bolted from above...

Traumschiff is a strong contender for one of the best short multi-pitch sport climbs in Dolomites! Magnificent slab climbing, far less polished then its famous neighbour Traumpfeiler, leads all the way to the top of the pillar. The climbing is...

An interesting, short and demanding route up the center of the wall. Bolted on lead, it offers 6b/c climbing with a final 7b crux pitch, which can be aided (two moves, A0). On the whole the rock quality is good,...

An interesting, short and demanding route up the center of the wall. Bolted on lead, it offers 6b/c climbing with a final 7b crux pitch, which can be aided (two moves, A0). On the whole the rock quality is good,...

A beautiful ice climb that probably immediately disappears under a layer of snow in more abundant winters.

One of the most famous descents in the Dolomites.

Beautiful route which climbs a line between the famous routes Brunsin and Plitschka up a repulsive yellow pillar past compact, overhanging virgin rock. The 6 pitches were equipped trad style. The belays are good with in-situ gear (in total 9...

Delenda Carthago, established by Rolly Galvagni and Massimo Maceri in May 2002, offers elegant climbing up excellent slabs with difficulties up to 6b. Bolted on lead, there are some old pegs on the lower section of the route as this...

Ferrata Tridentina is justifiably a highly popular Via ferrata in the Dolomites. One of the main reasons is the natural beauty of the Sella walls which, combined with the exposure, make the ascent up to the Torre Exner a highly...

Ferrata Piazzetta is one of the most demanding itineraries of its kind. The near vertical start can only be ascending with the help of the in-situ gear, and good footwork is a necessary pre-requisite. The final section leading to the...

This is the ferrata on the Sella and, seeing that it dates back to 1912, also the oldest. It takes a line through the NW Face of Piz Ciavaces, first climbed in 1909 by Mayer and Haupt. The first 250m...

A nice itinerary at a fairly high altitude, less popular than many others, which winds its way up through a enchanting mountainscape to reach a very panoramic summit. The actual via ferrate is not particularly long but overcomes two steep...

A panoramic round trip on the peaks above Rifugio Vallon. Never particularly busy, the ascent starts with a short, relatively straightforward ferrata which leads up to a solitary summit. From here the route winds its way down through a fabulous...

Classic route, one of the most popular in the Dolomites. It follows a line of thin cracks up the west face of the third Torre del Sella. The crux leads to a roof above the large ledge at half-height and...

Great route up the SW Face of Meisules de la Bièsces characterised by a large roof crux at mid-height, followed technical climbing in a superb mountain environment.The 12 pitch route was first ascended by Val Gardena locals Ivo Rabanser and Stefan Comploi...