What kind of climber are you? Sport or classic climbing? Do you prefer crag climbing on the walls of the Brenta Dolomites or the Adamello Presanella; on granite, on limestone, or slopers, notches or slabs? Do you dream of the long routes of the Valle di Daone or the notches of the Breguzzo crag? Or what about bouldering in Val Genova or the famous erratic boulders of Valle di Daone? Here you can do everything. Choose your favourite and... the only way is up!
Climbing and bouldering
Climbing in Madonna di Campiglio
The cliffs of the Brenta Dolomites and the Adamello-Presanella massif represent magnificent climbing walls. Sheer rock faces and jagged limestone and granite peaks; crags, single-pitch climbs and long routes within just a few kilometres of each other. Discover the sport climbing routes and the true classics. And don’t miss the bouldering area in Val Genova.
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Climbing in the Chiese and in Valle di Daone
Although best known for Daone Climbing, mountaineering in the Valle del Chiese doesn’t only mean the Daone Valley: there is also the Corna del Vescof natural climbing wall and the Baitoni natural climbing wall.
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Climbing in the Giudicarie
There are four crags in the Giudicarie Centrali: Coltura and Preore have the most frequented, well equipped and most uniform slopes; then there is the historical crag of Tione and the Breguzzo face with its beautiful notches and overhanging features for those who want it in spades! Discover them all.
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Bouldering in Valle di Daone and the Acroriver
With its hundreds of erratic boulders, Valle di Daone is a dream destination for anybody who loves bouldering. But it’s not just about the boulders: Valle di Daone is also a watery wonderland, and one great way to see it from an original perspective is the Acroriver: a fully equipped route just a few metres above the rushing waters, with a magical descent along the waterfall via a succession of pulleys on ropes.
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