The crags

A new drytooling crag in Central Italy with a long history. In fact, the drytooling routes are adjacent to an existing crag I bolted in the early 2000s, called Ginepraio. The cave, having dusty and damp rock for most of the year and being...

Re Leone above the village of Timau was developed by Alessandro Balestra and Alessandro Zeni in 2024 and provides fantastic rock, in a location with a breathtaking view far from the crowds. The crag is silent and ideal for those...

Lamar is a small, easily accessible crag set in the beautiful surroundings of the Lamar Lakes. It features ten short routes (from 5b to 6a), perfect exposure for climbing on hot summer days, and a spacious base area - ideal...

Ferru e Cuaddu is set in a panoramic and striking location, right on the sea’s edge. The walls consist of high-quality limestone and offer diverse climbing styles, including slabs, vertical faces, and overhangs, catering to different preferences. The routes were equipped...

Located less than half an hour from Arco, this beautifully maintained crag offers about twenty routes from 6a to 7c+, on a magnificent 30-meter vertical face. Well-bolted climbs and highly featured rock ensure that the climbing at Castel Madruzzo is...

Gola di Mikado is a beautiful narrow gorge on the SW coast of Sardinia,  reached via a thin chimney only about ten meters high. The approach was sorted out by Bruno Fonnesu. The gorge has two walls, the left one (west) is slabby...

Located directly above Lake Garda, the Lizard’s Beach is one of the historic crags in Italy, where sport climbing in Italy was invented. At the start of the 1980s Roberto Bassi, Heinz Mariacher, Luisa Iovane and Manolo established a series...

The panoramic new crag is located immediately next to the Lo Dard waterfall and was bolted by Massimo Bal and Hervé Vevey. The rock quality is excellent and the routes provide new-school climbing.  Currently the crag boasts 13 routes, plus...

A spectacular new granite sea cliff located halfway between Portixeddu and Capo Pecora in SW Sardinia. It is not located close the famous trad area but on a completely different side, on the other coast, the one overlooking Buggerru, in the Murru...

Falesia del Ferro is comprised of five sectors, each close but with very different characteristics. Currently the crag boasts 40 routes from 6a to 8c+, plus a few projects.