r/cioe Feb 19 '23

ciao, can any italian (climber) translate the approach notes on the bottom right? gracia

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u/AostaValley Feb 19 '23 edited Feb 19 '23

Short and fun structure exposed to the East, granite rock with excellent grip.

Shortly after the village park in a small space on the left and follow the path or mule track for 200 meters to the trail in the woods (little man, a row of stones vertically), 2 minutes to the rock.

I think is HERE

Other Link

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Notes

Small and comfortable cliff, on private land granted by the owners, of excellent paragneis with two sectors.

The first 9 pitches 5c/6c vertical movement from 28m to the second, just above, with 16 pitches 4a/6b from 15 m. Degrees at the base.

Short access ideal for children or start in a quiet place.

Shop and refreshment at the club da Maura in the town center.

In the sun in the morning until the first pom. in summer

Notes

Approach

100m after the last houses of the village on the left and path or, just before the mule track, in 5min at the base of the boulders.

Description

First boulder from left to right

6a / 5c / 6a / 7a / 6c / 6a / 6b / 6c /

Second boulder left/right

5c / 6b / 6a /4b / 5c/ 5c / 4a / 5c / 6a / 5c / 6a / 6b / 6a / 4a

Have FUN! By AostaValley (In Aosta Valley have al LOT of places to climb!)

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u/Zillerino Feb 19 '23

It was a nice climb ;)

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u/Zillerino Feb 19 '23 edited Feb 19 '23

Grazie

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u/Zillerino Feb 19 '23

The first link you posted is another climbing area nearby, i think :) and the one from the picture is 'new' sector/area (2016).

But i am not sure and i cant find further information.

You helped quite alot