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Valle dell’Opol crags

Arco di Pietra

A south-facing wall in the valley landscape, to consider for winter climbing. It is reached in about ten minutes on foot.

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The Arco di Pietra wall among the trees in Valle dell’Opol. Photo © Giovanni Gasperini.
Photo © Giovanni Gasperini

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Routes at Arco di Pietra

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Sector information
  1. Number 01

    Omini verdi

  2. Number 02

    Sfigatto

  3. Number 03

    Scagatto

  4. Number 04

    Acarofemmina

  5. Number 05

    Pilastro rosso

  6. Number 06

    Made in Japan

  7. Number 07

    Gattamorta

  8. Number 08

    Seibidu’

  9. Number 09

    Uragano padano

  10. Number 10

    63 e mezzo

  11. Number 11

    Trans dog

  12. Number 12

    Superciccio

  13. Number 13

    Ti basti

  14. Number 14

    Tempesta tetesca

  15. Number 15

    Schifio

  16. Number 16

    Brindisi

  17. Number 17

    Occhi grandi

  18. Number 18

    Busili

  19. Number 19

    Algatt

  20. Number 20

    Tas e tira

  21. Number 21

    Smalpitour

  22. Number 22

    Profumo del calicanto

  23. Number 23

    Carpe diem

  24. Number 24

    I buchi dell’8° nano

  25. Number 25

    L’uomo pappagallo

  26. Number 26

    Pilastro del profeta

  27. Number 27

    Perfum de Camaron

  28. Number 28

    Calamity Gio’

  29. Number 29

    Epicondinite

  30. Number 30

    Muratori coraggiosi

  31. Number 31

    Cronache marziane

  32. Number 32

    Name unavailable

  33. Number 33

    La cornacchia

The sector at a glance

Approach times are approximate. Before your visit, check the path, local signs and permitted parking on site.

Grades
6a–7c
Approximate approach
About 10 min
Aspect
South
Season
Winter

Climbing

The graded routes have difficulties 6a–7c. Compare this sector with other crags in the valley to plan your outing.

Approach

The access reference is about 100 metres after the tenth hairpin bend. From here, a dirt road on the left and signposted junctions lead towards the wall, about ten minutes on foot. Check the path and permitted parking areas on site.

When to visit

Winter is the preferred period. The ends of the wall can become wet after prolonged rain: assess conditions before climbing.