Type: Trad, Alpine, 700 ft (212 m), 7 pitches
FA: unknown
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Shared By: Jan-Thijs Menger on Aug 18, 2013
Admins: Tim Wolfe, Shawn Heath
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Nice practice route. Easy with some bolts at the harder parts. Some ridge climbing with rope drag. The rock is good, solid.

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The route is to the east of the smaller Falzarego Tower. There's a red triangle at the start.
Get down by rappeling into the scree gully to the north-east of the route. Watch out for loose rock. While descending the gully you'll reach a path with some easy 5th class downclimbing.

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Some pitons/bolts at the hard parts. Fixed anchors.

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In the middle of this climb is a belay station with 9 (sic) fixed pieces... several bolts, several pitons, some concrete rings. I don't have enough imagination to understand how this came to be. Who was the person that added the 6th piece? 7th? Why?
In the middle of this climb is a belay station…
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This is looking back at me at the 9 piece belay station. For some reason this 5.0 or maybe 4th class pitch was protected by a sea of bolts, far more than the rest of the climb combined. There is no logic.
This is looking back at me at the 9 piece belay…
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Punta Alpini; the route stays on the ridge crest for the bulk of the climbing. There are 2 starts, with one being slightly harder (UIAA V-).
Punta Alpini; the route stays on the ridge cres…
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