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Grade Route Gear style Popularity
Cima Ovest
{UIAA} 7 Demuthkante
1 4-
2 2
3 4
4 5-
5 5
6 5
7 3
8 4
9 4
10 7
11 5-
12 5-
13 5-
14 4+
15 3
16 4-
17 1
18 4
19 4
20 4+
21 2

FA: F. Demuth, S. Lichtenegger & F. Peringer, 1933

Trad 790m, 21
Cima Grande di Lavaredo Parete Nord
{UIAA} 7 Comici-Dimai
1 3 80m
2 4 30m
3 7 25m
4 6+ 28m
5 7- 30m
6 6 22m
7 7- 20m
8 7- 22m
9 7 25m
10 4+ 40m
11 4 35m
12 4+ 40m
13 5- 30m
14 4+ 25m
15 5 30m
16 4 20m
17 4 40m

Cima Grande.

Comici is popular doing the August holidays and can get crowded. September and October are also a good time to climb but it will be colder; the advantage is that you are likely to have the route to yourself - less risk of rock fall or being stuck behind a slow party.

8-12 hours ascent 2-3 hours descent

Recommended gear: rack of nuts (1-10), a few small to medium cams, 16 draws, head torch, plenty of water and food, belay jackets.

Start early - many people climb the first two pitches in the dark, arriving at the first crux pitch as it gets light. Helpful if you stay on route.

Afternoon thunderstorms are dangerous. It is possible to retreat via abseiling during the first eight pitches, but after that, escape is much more difficult.

FA: Giuseppe Dimai, Emilio Comici † & Angelo Dimai, 1933

Trad 540m, 17
Cima Piccola Torre Preuß
{UIAA} 7- Via Cassin
1 5- 25m
2 5- 30m
3 6 25m
4 7- 25m
5 7- 28m
6 6- 30m
7 5+ 15m
8 5+ 25m
9 5+ 30m
10 3 30m
11 4 50m
12 4+ 30m

FA: Cassin, Vitali & Pozzi, 1934

Trad 340m, 12

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