This crag offers over 20 routes, some of moderate difficulty, and generally with spits close together. The climbing is mostly on slabs with the ideal slope for experimenting and learning the right way to use holds when friction climbing. Little clearings have been made around the enormous boulders which are handy for belaying climbers or just relaxing.
Massi di Gaggiolo is at the foot of Monte Brento, famed in climbing history in the Bassa Sarca area: given the breadth and length of the wall, some of the interesting routes freed over forty years ago are over a thousand metres long.
- 24 routes from 3a to 6c+
- Length of routes: 8/18 mt
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Exposure: East
- Type: 3 boulders bolted with short easy routes, other bouldering possibilities in the pinewood
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Free accessPublic transport
Dro and Ceniga are connected by some urban and intercity bus lines (204, 205) which will take you to the starting point of the trail. For up-to-the-minute information on timetables and routes
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Directions
Getting to northern lake Garda / Garda Trentino
2 walking minutes from the parking place beside the main road SS 45 bis in Gaggiolo (45° 59.502 N / 010° 55.556 E)
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Parking
Parking place beside the main road SS 45 bis in Gaggiolo
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Final stage with short crisp climbs and a steep concrete descent.
Rundkurs
Climbing Area: Massi di Gaggiolo
38074 Dro
+39 0464 554444 http://www.gardatrentino.it/climbing E-mail: info@gardatrentino.it
Final stage with short crisp climbs and a steep concrete descent.
Rundkurs

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