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places to visit => abroad => Topic started by: hongkongstuey on April 02, 2024, 06:07:21 am
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Planning a trip to northern Italy in early June and starting to pull together plans that will include a reasonable chunk of bouldering, coupled with an equally healthy dose of vineyards to keep the misses content.
Keen to get some recommendations for sectors to visit and the top-notch 'must-do' problems within them (up to around 7a/7a+) for Val di Mello and Daone/Trento - i'll be looking to integrate 2-3 days at each of these into the itinerary.
Cheers
Stu
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Screw the climbing, you need to tick the pizzoccheri in the Luna hut after a big day!
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Went in 2017 so memory a bit hazy but some things that have stuck in my mind…
Zocca Superiore - beautiful meadows and easy access. Running in the wind was very good (both stand and sit 6c/7b).
Around Bagni - many problems in the woods were a bit grubby and didn’t do much here, although some fun easier stuff. Ersaf was enjoyable - lots of boulders on the edge of the picnic site and pleasant walk in. Might get busy on weekends.
Visido, Tetta di Filorera - L’arco del tetto (6c+) - rising traverse along a crisp edge. Cracking. Lovely pool with a natural slide nearby for a post-climbing dip.
Val di Mello, Cascina Piana - Spigolo della carrozza di rame (7a) - up the valley, nice arete line.
Had a 3 year old in tow at the time, so was a bit limited to easier access sectors. It’s a great place though, one of the best trips I’ve been on, and with plenty of non-climbing things to do - enjoy!
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Cheers guys - have added those problems and the pizzoccheri to the tick list!