The crags

Located above Positano, il Paretone enjoys enchanting views onto the picturesque town, the deep blue sea and Galli island. This crag faces west, is characterised by large tufas and currently offers the biggest range of routes. A pleasant beginner's sector...

This is the right-hand side of an immense amphitheatre which towers above the Montepertuso playing field. The crag gets its name from the spectacular waterfall which tumbles down after intense rain. Climbing potential is enormous and a series of 200m...

Predore is a beautiful crag located above Lago d'Iseo on the western shores. This famous crag faces south and is comprised of numerous different sectors with routes for everyone, from beginners to experts alike. These include Settore Centrale, Settore Aladino...

Punta Giradili, described by many as one of Sardinia's finest sea cliffs, is breathtaking. It offers fantastic climbing and stunning views onto the Mediterranean sea over 400m below.

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...

One of Sardinia's best, this impressive and atmospheric cliff commands respect. The routes are sharp, technical and sustained, either vertical or slightly overhanging, and very exposed. They are reached via abseil and start way above the ledge at half-height. An...

There's a new crag to climb on close to Cortina: Rio Gere. In truth the first routes were bolted on this enormous outcrop at the start of the '90's by Diego Ghedina "Tomasc", a member of the local Scoiattolo group...

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 practically devoid of holds and the climbs therefore require power and stamina. The...

This crag was bolted in 1992 by Diego Cordola but it never became too popular and was only published in some local Italian Mountaineeing Clum magazines under the name "Paretina di Diego." We hope that after the recent developments...