3-day Rock climbing itinerary in the Dolomites: Giau Pass, Vajolet Towers, Sella Pass
Join this great 3-day rocl climbing trip in the Dolomites and climb 3 routes in some of the most emblematic locations: Giau Pass, Vajolet Towers and Sella Pass, along aspirant IFMGA-guide Piergiorgio.
Private
Dolomite Mountains
3 Days
May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep
Occasional
Intermediate
Highlights
- Enjoy a unique rock climbing trip following three great routes
- Climb in some of the most iconic and panoramic locations in the Dolomites
- Get amazing views over the most impressive walls and mountains
Description
If you have always heard about the Dolomites but have not been there yet, or if you already know them but never experienced them as a climber, then this 3-day rock climbing trip in northern Italy is perfect for you.
During these days, we will be following three great routes in three of the most significant and panoramic locations in the Dolomites: Giau Pass, Vajolet Towers and Sella Pass.
Bear in mind the proposed routes may be adapted to the technical level of the participants. This means I will guide you on an itinerary suitable to your previous experience, in order for you to take out the most of this climbing experience.
Every day, you will enjoy the view of the most impressive walls of the area together with the fun of climbing and the beauty of the rock in this spectacular mountains! The climbs take place in front of wonderful landscapes and from the top you can enjoy amazing panorama views over the most beautiful mountains of the Dolomites.
So don’t hesitate to contact me if you want to go on a unique climbing experience in the Dolomites! Book your place and get ready for an unforgettable rock climbing trip.
Price includes
- Guiding fee
Price details
The price includes guiding fee, civil liabilitiy insurance and loan of common safety material. The price does not include: ski lifts, mountain guide's expenses (transfers, equipment, board and overnight stay) to be shared among all participants, transfers, meals and overnight stay, everything that is not specified in the "Price includes" section.
Itinerary
Day 1: Passo Giau - Ra Gusela - Via Pia
The simple approach of just over 30 minutes makes Via Pia a suitable first route without too much effort. For those who climb at ease on the 6th/b Via Pia offers a fun climb with always excellent rock. For those who prefer a route with less difficulties, we will stay a few meters further to the left on Via Dallago.
The whole climb takes place in front of a wonderful panorama and from the top you can see the most beautiful mountains of the Dolomites with a single glance: Civetta, Pelmo, Marmolada and Tofana!
Day 2: Torri del Vajolet - Via Winkler
We will follow the trace of one of the most daring climbs of end of the 1800s: the Finkura Winkler, a solo route climbed by Georg Winkler at the age of 17, when shoes and magnesite were just science fiction! The rock is always of great quality and the environment of the Torri del Vajolet is one of the most characteristic of the Dolomites.
Day 3: Passo Sella - Via Delenda Cartago
The area of Passo Sella is ideal for short days, maybe of uncertain weather or for the last day when tiredness starts to be felt and we need to face the return journey lateer. The route we propose is Delenda Cartago, 180 meters of beautiful rock with holes in the 6th and a 6b step, with a beautiful view of the Fassa valley. The route is on the first Torre di Sella, an excellent panorma view point to admire the Sasso Lungo!
Details
Accommodation It is possible to stay at an accommodation with two bedrooms, bathroom, living room and kitchen in Alleghe, Belluno. |
More info Personal Equipment: approach shoes / mountaineering boots - climbing shoes (2 pairs) - backpack 30 l -harness - magnesite bag - helmet - trekking poles - mineral salts - water bottle of 1l min - energy bars or dried fruit - high protection sunscreen and lip stick with sun protection - first aid kit (thermal blanket, elasto, compeed, aspirin, painkillers) - headlamp (with new and spare batteries) - personal material (toothbrush and toothpaste, handkerchiefs, wipes,etc. Clothing: wool cap or hat with inner fleece - buff (neck cover) - mountain socks- sun hat - Underwear shirt - shell type waterproof jacket (Gore-tex) - reserve pair gloves n.1 - heavy gloves n.1 pair- technical mountain sweatshirt - sunglasses for glacier / high mountain - mountain trousers - down jacket - T-shirts |
About the guide
My name is Piergiorgio. I was born in the warm south of Italy and grew up in Florence where I first started climbing.
At the age of 21 I graduated with a degree in Forestry and Environmental Sciences, yet rock climbing had energized my life in such a positive way that I realized that I had to live fully in the vertical world.
It was then that radically transformed my life to pursue my dream of becoming a Mountain Guide and so I moved to Torino to gain the experience and skills required to pass the rigors of my trade.
I'm an IFMGA Mountain Guide.
Join me! I can’t wait to share my greatest passion with enthusiasm and awareness in my favorite environments. After gaining experience and increasing my ability in each discipline, I participated in the IFMGA Aspirant Mountain Guides course and graduated in 2017. Nowadays, my greatest passion is to share with enthusiasm and awareness the most incredible environment: our Alps.
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