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6- | Assigned grade |
The South Face of Marmolada, like many areas in the Dolomites, has a long history of bold, cutting-edge alpinism and rock climbs.
The ethic is predominantly mixed, however pitons are often favoured over bolts in sections that are difficult to protect with traditional gear.
On any given climb, expect to place traditional protection through most pitches, and also to back up/reinforce some anchors. Generally, the crux sections or hard pitches of a climb will be better protected with pitons, due to many parties slowly reinforcing difficult sections over time.
Author(s): Maurizio Giordani
Date: 2017
ISBN: 9788885475021
A selective guidebook covering Marmolada’s south face, the highest mountain in the Dolomites, describing 192 multi-pitch routes with many of them between 300m and 800m long.
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