Schubert - Piz Ciavazes
The Schubert is a classic route, one of the most popular on this wall, that takes a long line along the arête to the right of the large chimney that splits the Piz Ciavazes face in half. The belays are bolted and the route is well-equipped throughout with in-situ pegs.
From Passo Sella continue for a few kilometers to reach a long straight section and parking spaces on the right, immediately beneath the south face. From Canazei continue part the bar/restaurant Monti Pallidi to the hairpin bend and parking spaces immediately afterwards on the left.
AccessFrom the car park follow a small path up to the wall. Head towards the obvious large chimney: the route starts up a small yellow corner capped by a roof about 20m to the left.
DescentReach the ledge at half-height and traverse west (towards Passo Sella) following the obvious path (exposed at times but equipped with metal cables). After a short rise, close to the Sella towers, follow obvious tracks down over polished rock. The path gains height once more before reaching a fork and final step: descend left to return to the car or continue right to reach Passo Sella easily.
GearA set of wires, kevlar threads and medium sized friends for the corner.