Vias como sport em Cortina d'Ampezzo Area

The line of bolts on the RHS of the slab, at it's blankest and bleakest point. You can climb this line to the left of the bolt line (easier), just above the bolt line (a bit harder) or to the right of the line (nice and hard) and all on friction and 25 degrees only.

First route on the right of VDG. The first few moves are very polished.

2 meters right of Fra Fra.

the first route on the left of the big slanting face on the right of the Alpine route. Through the obvious roof at ~8 meters

shares ancor with SC, takes the rooflet to the right

Avoids roof by going right. Though some topos show it sharing the ancor with SC on the left.

face climb to the left of the big crack

Start on the crack then move to the face

Rightmost set of bolts on the face with chains at 20m to split it into two pitches if necessary.

At NW corner, start from block to traverse left around corner, slab to summit.

Left of Dibona at NW corner, edge and slab, slightly right to anchor 1, slightly overhanging side of pillar to "cave" (anchor 2). right side of cave to summit.

http://m.huberbuam.de/files/hb/content/topos/HB-Topo-Alps-Pan-Aroma.pdf

Initially graded 8c, but downgraded to 8b+ by Siebe vanHee later.

https://www.bergsteigen.com/touren/klettern/via-gaudeamus-col-dei-bos/

Highest sport route on this wall. Anchor isn't very visible, just keep climbing and follow the bolts

Has its own anchor on the left from the hole, unlike in the topo where it shares the anchor with Scuola di roccia #5

On the lower right wall, anchor is a maillon on a single bolt

On the lower right wall, anchor is a maillon on a single bolt

Classic route often climbed by beginners as an introduction to multipitch climbing. It can be climbed in three pitches for practice purposes, but typically gets done in two. The route is well protected nowadays and doesn't require placing additional gear. Topo: https://www.bergsteigen.com/touren/klettern/torre-inglese-ostwand/