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Sas de la Gujela, Sass de Rocia, Sas de l'Achinèl, and Sas de la Murada are part of the monoliths of Laste and are made of typical Marmolada limestone, very compact and smooth. Various types of routes range from slab, vertical to overhanging. Adherent climbing, delicate. A peculiarity of Sass de Rocia is that on the south side, climbing is possible even on the mildest days of winter.
The largest among the monoliths is Sass de Rocia, almost two hundred meters long and about one hundred meters wide, overhanging on all sides. It is split in half by a crack, the site of the via ferrata that leads to the summit where there is a huge plateau covered by a larch grove on which the 'Bivacco Pian delle Stelle' was built.
Sass de la Murada is a sort of huge sail, overlooking the Cordevole valley in a wonderful panoramic position. Its name recalls that at the summit there are medieval remains of a watchtower from where it was possible to communicate via optical signals with Andraz Castle, Sommariva Castle in Alleghe, and the Agordino area. The easiest ascent route is alpine and rather delicate, although not difficult.
Sass de la Gusela (=needle) is a very elegant and slender spire that rises about seventy meters.
More than 200 climbing lines are recorded in the area, with difficulties ranging from 4 to 8c. Routes vary from slab to vertical with crimps, pockets, there are several overhangs as well as some rare roofs. Climbing is almost always technical, requiring close contact with the rock.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Safety information
Before undertaking any type of mountain route, it is advisable to consult the local section of the C.A.I., the managers of the various refuges, the tourist offices, and the Alpine Guides of the area to be updated on the route conditions. The Consortium limits itself to proposing routes present in its territory for tourism promotion purposes and can in no way be held responsible for any damages resulting from the failure to observe the basic mountain survival laws and/or from modifications to the routes due to the action of time and weather agents.
For an alpine guide visit https://www.visitmarmolada.com/attivita/guida-alpina-francesco-de-cassan/
Tips and suggestions
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Public transport
BY COACH From Belluno (58 Km to Laste) with Dolomiti Bus service.
BY TRAIN Up to Belluno, where you continue with Dolomiti Bus coach.
BY PLANE The nearest airports: Venice "Marco Polo", 184 km - Treviso "Antonio Canova", 165 km - Innsbruck "Kranebitten", 150 km - Verona "Valerio Catullo", 230 km - Bolzano Dolomiti, 90 km
Directions
From the North: from Brennero on the A22 motorway to the Egna/Ora exit SS 48 towards Moena- Canzei- Passo Fedaia - Rocca Pietore - Laste.
From the South: from Venice on the A27 motorway to Belluno exit; then continue on the state road 203 towards Agordo until Alleghe, then Caprile, Saviner, and at the junction turn right to Laste.
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Equipment
Rock technical equipment and clothing.Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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