RockLatest Crags
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Subiaco
The area to the southeast of Rome is littered with limestone faces, often already bolted with routes but still with much further potential. One could ... -
Valle di Daone
The Daone Valley is located in the Trentino region of the famous Adamello massif, more precisely it is a side valley of Valle del Chiese; the source o ... -
Gole della Stretta
Excellent crag with interesting routes and rock quality which varies from good to excellent. The climbing varies from slabs to large featured overhang ... -
Amiata
The name Amiata probably derives from the Latin "Ad meata" i.e. "at the source" or, according to others, from Mons Tuniatus (subsequently Montuniata) ... -
Sperlonga Avancorpo di Sinistra
Despite not being one of the biggest sectors at Sperlonga, the Avancorpo di Sinistra certainly offers some of the most interesting climbing in this ar ... -
Grotta Caterina
Located in the Karst limestone region of Trieste, Grotta Caterina is a beautiful little crag comprised of tufas and roofs offering powerful and techni ... -
Rocca Bert
Rocca Bert is a 70m high buttress, almost hidden from view in a small valley above the village of Envie. This steeply overhanging gneiss rock face is ... -
San Leonardo
San Leonardo, located immediately above the village of Revello, offers a fine-grained but well polished rock with small crimps and pockets and routes ... -
Monte Bracco
This cliff rises in front of the village of Sanfront and offers the biggest concentration of routes with technical grades from 4a to 7c+. The rock con ... -
Lungaserra
The characteristic area of Lungaserra consists of big blocks of very solid gneiss polished over the ages. It is situated in the woods uphill of the vi ...
Most visited crags
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Cinque Torri
Thanks to their infinite variety of shapes and sizes, the marvellous Cinque Torri ideally represent the entire Dolomites. Although the towers can be a ... -
Arco - Massone
Without a doubt one of the most famous crags in Italy and beyond, Massone offers something for everyone. It hosts over 150 routes of all difficulties ... -
Ceredo
Ceredo is without doubt one of the most interesting and beautiful crags in the North of Italy. It lies just a few kilometers north of Verona and hosts ... -
Arco - Nago
Perched high above the picturesque hamlet of Nago and nestled deep into the gentle slopes of Mount Baldo lies a long sliver of compact limestone: a ne ... -
Lumignano Classica
Lumignano is one of the most important crags in Northern Italy. During the 1980’s, at the start of modern sports climbing, the red and orange streak ... -
Erto No Big
The steeply overhanging Erto has long been known as one of the hardest crags in Italy, hitting the limelight a few years ago with Luca Zardini’s fir ... -
Erto
The steeply overhanging Erto has long been known as one of the hardest crags in Italy, hitting the limelight a few years ago with Luca Zardini’s fir ... -
Cornalba
"Cornalba is perhaps not as popular as it once used to be because the climbing style is no longer in vogue: slightly overhanging face climbing, with r ... -
San Giorgio
This crag was first developed during the 1990's by a group of climbers including Antonio Palermi, Stefano Romanucci, Virgulti A. and Mauro Calibani.. ... -
Pian Schiavaneis
Beneath some of the Dolomites finest mountains, the massive Sella and the imposing Pordoi, lies Pian Schiavaneis, a seemingly insignificant boulder co ...
