
Route opened by L. Lacedelli, L. Gedina and G. Lorenzi in 1952.
A route that made climbing history in the Dolomites, a route along an overhanging, smooth wall with few opportunities to plant pitons for progression.
Only the skill and talent of these climbers made it possible to climb this mountain without the use of pitons.
The excellent southwest exposure makes climbing even more beautiful and attractive, especially when done on clear, sunny days.
The yellow-red rock of the wall is stunning and unique, especially in the second part of the route.
Information on the Lacedelli Ghedina Lorenzi Street:
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On Saturday, Feb. 25, Simone Moro will be the star of the evening Speaker Series at the Alexander Hall cinema in Cortina d'Ampezzo, at 7 p.m., during which the exploits of the Bergamasque mountaineer from the Himalayas to Manaslu will be retraced, with a profound reflection on how his vision of mountaineering has changed over the years. Don't miss the opportunity to attend this FREE event.