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The classic at the Cima alle coste! It follows a logical, perfect line of cracks and dihedrals. It seams to be the natural extension of the big dihedral between the east and south face but it is a variant of the old route 'Via Steinkotter'. Since the upper part of the 'Via Steinkotter' is not climbed any more, the lower part of this route became the logical and comfortable approach to the 'Martini'.
The lower part (big dihedral) is very well protected with bolts and can be climbed with a minimum of 4 pitches using a 60m rope. The upper part (Martini) is just protected with pitons but can be enhanced with friends and nuts.
The lower part (big dihedral) is very well protected with bolts and can be climbed with a minimum of 4 pitches using a 60m rope. The upper part (Martini) is just protected with pitons but can be enhanced with friends and nuts.
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500 m
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45.979894, 10.911829
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45°58'47.6"N 10°54'42.6"E
UTM
32T 648090 5093590
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2,406
Mandrea
(Crag)
26
Mappamondo
(Crag)
33
Block 5
(Crag)
1
Block 8
(Crag)
2
Block 10
(Crag)
3
Ca' del Liscio
(Crag)
6
Gola del Limarò
(Crag)
1
Masada
(Crag)
11
193
Il Giardino Sinistra
(Sector)
0
Il Giardino Destra
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0
25
34
188
South face
(Crag)
5
East face
(Crag)
2
North face
(Crag)
5
West face
(Crag)
1
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