Multipitch in Dolomites - Easy Level
Multipitch in Dolomites - Easy Level
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Discover the thrill of multi-pitch climbing in the Dolomites , tackling grade IV routes or slightly higher , perfect for those who want to take their first steps on multi-pitch routes in an alpine environment. The Dolomites offer an infinite variety of historic routes , ideal for improving your technique without facing extreme difficulties. With Cristiano Gregnanin, Certified mountain guide , you can climb on solid rock and incredible views , learning the basics of progression on long routes with safety and fun. A perfect experience for those who want to approach mountaineering on legendary walls.
Technical equipment
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Helmet
Free rental
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Harness
Free rental
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Climbing shoes
Free rental

Requirements & equipment
Requirements:
- Don't suffer from vertigo
- Good physical shape
- habit of moving on steep and impervious terrain
Necessary material:
- Trekking shoes
- Sportswear
- Backpack with water and snacks
- Waterproof jacket
- Goretex shell

Technical Details: Multipitch In The Dolomites Easy Level
Easy Multi-Pitch Climbing in the Dolomites
Easy multi-pitch climbing in the Dolomites is the perfect experience for those looking to get started on long routes, tackling up to 400 meters of vertical development with difficulty grades around IV and IV+.
The selected routes feature simple access and descent, ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience, while climbing legendary walls in breathtaking alpine scenery. The excellent quality of Dolomite rock, combined with well-protected routes, makes these climbs ideal for improving technique and gaining confidence in multi-pitch progression.
Key Features:
✅ Difficulty: IV / IV+
✅ Route Length: Up to 400 meters
✅ Approach & Descent: Generally easy
✅ Climbing Style: Slabs, aretes, dihedrals, chimneys, and exposed passages on solid rock
Classic Multi-Pitch Routes:
✅ I Torre del Sella – Via Steger (IV+, 200m)
A beautiful arete climb dedicated to the legendary German alpinist.
✅ I Torre del Sella – Via dei Pilastrini (IV+, 200m)
A fun and varied route, featuring slabs, chimneys, and an exciting summit passage.
✅ Torre Delago, Catinaccio – Spigolo Piaz (IV+, 130m)
One of the most famous climbs in the Dolomites, with a memorable exposed section.
✅ Torre Piccola, Falzarego – Via Comici (IV+, 180m)
A stunning vertical arete on perfect rock.
✅ Sass de Stria, Falzarego – Spigolo Sud (IV+, 150m)
A scenic route following the historical traces of World War I.
✅ Punta della Disperazione, Pale di San Martino – Via Timillero Secco (IV, 200m)
Don't be misled by the name—this fantastic climb is perfect for beginners.
✅ Dente del Rifugio, Pale di San Martino – Spigolo (IV, 180m)
A classic ridge climb with excellent rock, just above Rifugio Treviso in Val Canali.
✅ Torre Jolanda, Moiazza – Via del Topo (IV+, 200m)
A great introduction to Moiazza’s impressive walls.
✅ Sass Pordoi – Via Maria (IV+, 300m)
A sunlit climb leading directly to the terrace of Rifugio Pordoi.
✅ Ciavazes – Via Rossi Tommasi (IV+, 250m)
A classic educational climb, featuring dihedrals and thrilling traverses.
✅ Punta Emma, Catinaccio – Via Fedele (IV+, 300m)
A solid rock route in a spectacular setting.
✅ Torre Winkler, Catinaccio – Via Winkler Riss (IV+, 130m)
The first IV+ climb in Dolomite history, with iconic passages.
✅ III Torre del Sella – Via Jahn (IV, 300m)
A fun and easy climb, offering a unique adventure with an exciting approach and descent.
✅ Campanil Basso, Brenta – Via Normale (IV+, 250m)
One of the most demanding "normal routes", on one of the most iconic towers in the Dolomites.
✅ Torre d’Ambiez, Brenta – Diedro Armani (IV+, 250m)
A perfect dihedral climb in the wild heart of Val d’Ambiez.
Climb Safely with a Certified Mountain Guide
With Cristiano Gregnanin, Certified Mountain Guide, you can take on these classic Dolomite routes safely, while learning the fundamentals of multi-pitch climbing and immersing yourself in the extraordinary beauty of the Dolomites.
Locations and Logistics Details
The meeting point will be agreed upon at the time of booking to optimize travel and facilitate carpooling between participants. If necessary, strategic alternatives can be arranged to make travel more comfortable and efficient.
The exact meeting time will be communicated a few days before the excursion, based on weather and logistical conditions, ensuring the best possible organization.
Requests?
I don't have any equipment, is it possible to rent it?
Yes, it is possible to rent it, you just need to communicate this during the registration phase.
Is the rental of the harness, helmet and shoes free?
Yes, the rental is free.
I would like to climb a route that is not among those proposed, is it possible?
Of course, contact me and we can study together the itinerary you propose.
I would like you to accompany me on a long route. What is the minimum grade required?
There are some easy routes, not too vertical, that are suitable as a first experience on long routes. The minimum grade required is II and III of the UIAA scale.
Do I need to know how to double rope and other rope maneuvers?
No, you don't need any skills, the mountain guide will take care of everything.
How do you behave in case of bad weather?
If the mountain guide deems that the conditions are adverse, he can cancel or postpone the excursion. In case of cancellation by the mountain guide, any deposit will be fully refunded or, in agreement with the client, retained for a possible other date.
I have never climbed a route, can I climb a multi-pitch route as my first experience?
Yes, there are many easy routes to approach. Usually, however, it is required to have already climbed some via ferrata or to have already climbed at a cliff.
I've been climbing at the crag for a while now, can I try to tackle a multi-pitch route?
Of course, if you already climb on a cliff you will make better use of the day to learn the safety maneuvers well.
How many people can participate?
To climb a multi-pitch route the maximum number of clients is two. If there are more than two of you, you can organize with more mountain guides
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