Sport climbing in Lungiarü

Not far from the set-off point of Cialdire you will find a popular climbing garden divided into three sectors. The largest is called “Il Tempio” and features endurance routes of moderate to advanced difficulty. The two smaller sectors, “Lacrime di Giada” and “Metropolis,” feature moderately difficult, technical routes. Detailed information can be found in the guide “Sportklettern in Südtirol” (“Sport climbing in South Tyrol”).

Crëp dal Ora 2,361 m

This climbing route is well-recommended due to its unusual location. A beautiful route of difficulty level V leads to the Crëp dal Ora, a little-climbed summit which is located in the Antersasc Valley and soars high amidst the scree land of the rugged rock face of the Puez massif.

Piza de Antersasc 2,471 m

This climbing route is well-recommended due to its unusual location. A beautiful route of difficulty level V leads to the Crëp dal Ora, a little-climbed summit which is located in the Antersasc Valley and soars high amidst the scree land of the rugged rock face of the Puez massif.

Pütia / Peitlerkofel 2,875 m

Most routes are on the north side of the Pütia/ Peitlerkofel. The most well-known and, as such, the most commonly climbed, is undoubtedly the Hruschka route. With 16 pitches on excellent rock along the route are generally classified as difficulty IV-V, but the key points on the VI + stretch can also be climbed A0. Other famed routes on the north face are the “Messner route,” “Der Weg durch die schwarzen Wassersteifen” and the “Pinatubo.” The “Via Traverso al Cielo” is on the south side and the “Fornella Express” route on the Peitlerkofelturm.