The climbing routes of the Sambuco dam allow you to earn tecnical skills and gain experience in a controlled atmosphere.
Tecnical information
- Total of holds: approx. 1'100 pcs.
- Bolt security every 2-2.5 m
- 4 routes "top rope" of 22 m
- multi-pitch routes 4 x 28 m until the dam's high point
- 1 double rope route 5 x 22 m
- Difficulty: medium-easy (4b-5b, Balestrucci max 5c)
Access
- Climbing routes are freely accessible
- The key is available at the accommodation facilities of Fusio
- Equipment required: 1 rope 50 m, 15 climbing quickdraws, belaying devices and descenders, cords, slings and lanyards.
- The promoter recommends to rely on a climbing guide. For more information and reservation: www.guidealpineticino.ch
- Opening period: The climbing routes are closed during the winter season
- Attention: The Sambuco dam is home to flock of Common House Martin. In order not to disturb this protected specie, at the end of summer (from 20 august to 10 september) for approx. 20 days the multi-pitch route is not available.
Coordinates
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