Simple slab climbing, but very nice for training rope management. There are also few cracks where you can place trad gear, which could be also nice for training.
Grades
Climbing difficulty (French)
- 4b: 1 route4b: 1 route
Most popular time of the year for climbing
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Type
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Title
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Climbing style |
Grade |
Length |
Pitches |
Bolts
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Ratings |
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Alpine Climbing
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4b
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80 m
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2
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–
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Coordinates
SwissGrid
2'687'971E 1'156'852N
DD
46.557164, 8.585860
DMS
46°33'25.8"N 8°35'09.1"E
UTM
32T 468255 5156038
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Get there by train, car, bike, or on foot!
Approach
There is no path that would lead directly to the bottom of the sector. From the parking next to the dam, you can follow something that looks like a path, but in some point you just need to keep going straight instead of climbing higher up. It's very easy to miss it and end up in the middle or even on the top of the wall.
Piansecco
(Crag)
38
Placche di Piansecco
(Sector)
5
Chüebodenhorn
(Cliff)
1
2. Torre di Cassina Baggio
(Cliff)
3
Passo di Manió
(Cliff)
29
Climbing style
Approach
Steep hike
Maps and trails

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