Francesco Tremolada
The end of the Summer
September gave us an end of Summer with beautiful days, stable weather and high temperatures. Ideal for long climbs and high altitude excursions. Now, however, Summer is over and Autumn…
Rock climbing and via ferrata in the Dolomites
The first snow has already come to whiten the highest peaks of the Dolomites, temperatures have dropped, even though the sun is still strong and warm, you can breathe an…
A different summer
We’ll remember this summer season as the summer of the virus. Masks, distances between people and a lot of initial uncertainty, but in the end tourism started again. Since July,…
Rock climbing routes in the Dolomites
The images of the last routes we climbed in the Dolomites, from the easy normal route at Piccolo Vernel 3098 m (max II°), to some classics like the Dibona at…
Rock climbing in the Dolomites
The pictures of some climbing routes we did with Mike at the beginning of July (between the storms…): – Brigida, Col dei Bos – Giovanni Paolo II, Piz Ciavazes –…
Climbing in the Dolomites, a perfect August!
A little selection of images about the last climbing weeks in the Dolomites.
Civetta 3220 m
If you want to climb a big peak along a beautiful via ferrata there’s nothing better than Mount Civetta! Saturday we climbed the summit in one push from the parking,…
Rockclimbing: Sass di Stria, Lagazuoi and Sass Pordoi
A nice week of climbing with Mark at his first experience on multi pitch routes in the Dolomites. We started with the classic South edge of Sass di Stria at…
Climbing in the Dolomites
Five climbing days with Mike on multipitch routes and always alone!
Rockclimbing: Sass di Stria, Vallon, Col de Stagn, Lastoni di Formin
In the last days we climbed different routes in the Dolomites, from the classic South Edge of Sass di Stria, to the beautiful “Love my dogs” on the Lastoni di…
2 X Civetta
Mount Civetta 3220 m is one of the most beautiful and impressive mountains of the Dolomites. The huge and steep North face is famous for the hard rockclimbing routes, but…
