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Schwierigkeitsgrad Route Stil Beliebtheit
Mezzocanale Sector C
5 1+1
Unbekannt
Gruppo Civetta e Moiazza Torre Venezia
4c - 5c TD South face: Via Tissi Traditionell 460m, 17
Pale di San Martino Cima Canali
{UIAA} 5+ Buhl-Riss

Hervorragend schöne Klettertour, oft begangen

Erstbegehung: H. Buhl & H. Herweg, 1950

Traditionell 500m, 15
Pale di San Martino Pala di San Martino
5 Direkte Ostwand

Erstbegehung: Fritz Wiessner † & Simon, 1926

Traditionell
Pale di San Martino Cima della Madonna
{UIAA} 5+ Messner

Through the north face, left of Spigolo del Velo / Schleierkante. 15min approach from the hut, 2h to the hut.

Erstbegehung: Reinhold Messner & Siegfried Messner, 1965

Traditionell 300m, 7
{UIAA} 5+ Spigolo del Velo

15min approach from the hut, 2h from parking to hut.

Erstbegehung: Gunther Langes & Erwin Merlet, 1920

Traditionell 450m, 11
Marmolada Sasso delle Undici
{UIAA} 6- Alta infedeltà
1 2+ 50m
2 5- 40m
3 5+ 30m
4 6- 40m
5 5+ 30m
6 5 45m
7 4 60m
8 2 100m
9 3 50m
10 2 60m

https://www.planetmountain.com/Rock/dolomiti/itinerari/scheda.php?lang=ita&id_itinerario=2470&id_tipologia=38

Erstbegehung: Thomas Gianola & Fabrizio Della Rossa, 22 Jun 2020

Gemischt trad 510m, 7, 20
Marmolada South Face of Marmolada Punta Penia Pala
{UIAA} 5+ Schleierkante

Erstbegehung: Langes & Merlet, 1920

Sport 400m
Marmolada South Face of Marmolada Punta Ombretta
{UIAA} 6- Via Conforto-Bertoldi
Traditionell
{UIAA} 5+ Sancho Pansa
Traditionell
Gruppo Agner Monte Agner
{UIAA} 6- North ridge, via Gilberti/Soravito
1 5+
2 6-

One of the most famous lines of the whole Alps. The longest line of the Dolomites. Often done in 2 days with a bivouac. The numbers of pitches is subjective (indicatively 35 pitches). First 950 m in the III and IV grade (up to pitch 18); Second part around IV+ up to 1450 m (up to pitch 29) and the final 200 m (30-35 pitches) of head wall of V and V+ with one pitch of VI-. Then 150-200 m of easy scrambling to Monte Agner peak (2872 m). Bivouac is possible at the end of pitch 18 (large comfortable grassy ledge) and at the end of pitch 29 (small ledge, 2 ppl). Few pitons along the line, many old ones along the hardest final part.

Erstbegehung: Celso Gilberti & Oscar Soravito, 1932

Gemischt trad 1600m, 35, 30
Falesia Speciale Frassene
5a+ Verduzzo Molto Ma Buono
Sport 7

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