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Silberschrei
Planetmountain
Beauty
First ascent
Hansjörg Auer & Thomas Schreiber, 2005. First free ascent: 05/07/2009
By
Planetmountain
Orientation
West
Length
330m
Height
2825m
Difficulty
7c
Silberschrei starts 20m to the right of Diedro Mayrl and takes an independent line immediately tp the left of Perla Preziosa, the route first climbed by Nicola Tondini, Nicola Sartori and Michele Zandegiacomo in 2006. After a first easy pitch the crux kicks in at 7c, after which another two pitches of 6c and 6b respectively lead to the ledge roughly at half-height. The final 20m up to the ledge are shared with the more recent Perla Preziosa and both share the same belay on the ledge.
From the ledge Silberschrei breaks off left compared to Perla and after another 7c crux pitch the two run parallel to the summit, on better rock compared to the pitches below. The entire line up this "legendary mountain face" is protected by a mix of pegs and trad gear and according to Auer the climbing is "demanding, at times up slightly friable rock, but definitely worth repeating."
From the ledge Silberschrei breaks off left compared to Perla and after another 7c crux pitch the two run parallel to the summit, on better rock compared to the pitches below. The entire line up this "legendary mountain face" is protected by a mix of pegs and trad gear and according to Auer the climbing is "demanding, at times up slightly friable rock, but definitely worth repeating."
Getting there
Take the motorway A22 to Bressanone, then continue along the SS49 through the Val Pusteria to S.Lorenzo. Continue along the SS244 through the Val Badia to Corvara. Alternatively, take the motorway A22 to Chiusa and continue along the SS242 up the Val Gardena to Passo Gardena and down to Corvara. At Corvara follow signs for La Villa - Pedraces. At Pedraces take the chairlift on the right to the refuge and church Santa Croce, from where the path leads off to the base of the routes. Access
From Santa Croce (2045m), beneath Sass dla Crusc, follow path no. 7 that leads beneath the mountain past scree slopes and alpine meadows up to the ferrata. The path initially leads over scree to then climb up rightwards. Leave the path at this point following a track (cairn markers) up the long outcrop to the base of the wall proper. Various tracks lead to the route at this point: traverse left at the end over the final outcrop and scramble up scree towards the base of the large corner. The route starts 20m right of "Diedro Mayerl". Itinerary
P1: 5c, 30m
P2: 7c, 25m
P3: 6c, 40m
P4: 6b, 50m
P5: 6a, 50m
P6: 7c, 25m
P7: 7a, 35m
P8: 6b, 55m
P9: 4a, 20m Descent
On foot down the obvious path.
Take the motorway A22 to Bressanone, then continue along the SS49 through the Val Pusteria to S.Lorenzo. Continue along the SS244 through the Val Badia to Corvara. Alternatively, take the motorway A22 to Chiusa and continue along the SS242 up the Val Gardena to Passo Gardena and down to Corvara. At Corvara follow signs for La Villa - Pedraces. At Pedraces take the chairlift on the right to the refuge and church Santa Croce, from where the path leads off to the base of the routes. Access
From Santa Croce (2045m), beneath Sass dla Crusc, follow path no. 7 that leads beneath the mountain past scree slopes and alpine meadows up to the ferrata. The path initially leads over scree to then climb up rightwards. Leave the path at this point following a track (cairn markers) up the long outcrop to the base of the wall proper. Various tracks lead to the route at this point: traverse left at the end over the final outcrop and scramble up scree towards the base of the large corner. The route starts 20m right of "Diedro Mayerl". Itinerary
P1: 5c, 30m
P2: 7c, 25m
P3: 6c, 40m
P4: 6b, 50m
P5: 6a, 50m
P6: 7c, 25m
P7: 7a, 35m
P8: 6b, 55m
P9: 4a, 20m Descent
On foot down the obvious path.
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Beauty
First ascent
Hansjörg Auer & Thomas Schreiber, 2005. First free ascent: 05/07/2009
By
Planetmountain
Orientation
West
Length
330m
Height
2825m
Difficulty
7c
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