Routes in Parete di San Paolo

Short warm up in the shades.

Same start as Parassiti d'Oltralpe but branches out left.

a mix of bolts and rock tunnels and a few pegs for protection at moderate distances. bring only quickdraws. the last long pitch can be split by building an anchor at a solid tree in case you don't want to deal with too much rope drag.

Aufgrund der Kirche unterhalb der Route darf an Sonn- und Feiertagen nicht geklettert werden. No climbing allowed on Sundays and bank holidays due to the Mass held in the small church.

Crosses the route that starts on the right of it.

Extension of Tibia Silenziosa.

Moves left on top.

Direct variant of Herpes.

This variation goes direct through roof/corner system on P3 (protected by new-ish looking piton).

A few pitons and some rope tied through rock tunnels. Each belay has 1 bolt + a tree or rock tunnel. No trad gear needed except extra slings, but a few medium/large nuts would reduce the often long run-outs.

To find the start: Park at the Pizzeria Lanterna (and grab a beer there after) and head S on the road ~150 m until you see a path. Then head up and to the left until you hit the wall, then head left. The route is after Caldo Inverno and La Cengia Rossa and the scrambly start is marked in red and black paint.

Up to the first anchor.

Extension of Tin Tin.

Water holes and friction. Old pegs (red).

Same start as Unnamed 1 but connects right into Karl Knopf.

More information: https://www.bergsteigen.com/touren/klettern/il-sole-che-solleva-parete-san-paolo-sued/

New bolts, but with a long runout in the middle.

Nice pitch starting on tufas to the right of the top of La Cengia Rossa.

Shares anchor with first pitch of Sirac en rut.

Shares anchor with Super Swing.

https://www.bergsteigen.com/touren/klettern/via-linda-arco/

Old slings and enough new bolts. You will be in contact with the trees.

https://www.bergsteigen.com/touren/klettern/via-linda-arco/

The first 8a of the Sarca Valley! Chipped holds.

Leads into Via Concordia.

http://www.arrampicata-arco.com/via-porci-con-le-ali.html

3rd pitch crosses Via Bon Ton.

6b obl.

Shares the first 4 pitches with La Fuga dall'Hades and joins it again in the 2nd last pitch. Pitch 5 can be climbed in 6/A1.

Beautiful and fun climbing on solid rock. A few sections, on the third and fourth pitch, are truly spectacular. The line is logical and elegant and the protection is always good and sufficient. The route's difficulties make it one of the hardest on this face.