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100% pure climbing<br />

For the more daring climbers, but also<br />

for anyone, even families and kids, Garda<br />

Trentino offers more than 2000 equipped<br />

trails for sports climbing. Not only Arco,<br />

the internationally-famed fatherland of this<br />

sport, but also Nago, Torbole sul Garda,<br />

Dro, Drena and Riva del Garda offer an<br />

excellent climb over quality, natural rock,<br />

sheer walls looking out over the lake,<br />

and numerous via ferratas, i.e. mountain<br />

routes with fixed cables and iron ladder<br />

paths.<br />

In Arco, renowned throughout the world<br />

for its many specialist sports equipment<br />

and quality high tech clothing shops,<br />

you will find everything you need for your<br />

climbs.<br />

Free-climbing areas<br />

area locality exposure<br />

notes<br />

The Autonomous Province of Trento<br />

equips, takes care of, and periodically<br />

checks the climbing areas mentioned<br />

above.<br />

In the Garda Trentino territory there are<br />

many other climbing areas, equipped<br />

by experts but not officially and regularly<br />

taken care of.<br />

It is advisable to always check the<br />

state of the walls’ equipment before<br />

using them.<br />

It is advisable to always use a helmet<br />

to protect you from injury in falls and<br />

from falling debris.<br />

No. of<br />

routes<br />

<strong>Climbing</strong> involves certain risks and<br />

climbers must be responsible enough to<br />

difficulty<br />

know and respect the correct basic safety<br />

rules and use the proper safety gear.<br />

The above list is merely a collection of<br />

information, with no technical or safety<br />

purposes.<br />

Ingarda Trentino takes no responsibility<br />

for the contents, accuracy or completeness<br />

of these pages.<br />

length<br />

Baone Arco south 13 4b/6a from 25 to 100 m<br />

notes: level base area equipped with tables/benches - WC<br />

Spiaggia delle<br />

Lucertole<br />

Torbole south 20<br />

notes: vertical cliff high up above the lake<br />

mainly 6a/7c<br />

more than 7/b<br />

15/60 m<br />

30 m on average<br />

Corno Di Bo’ Torbole west 4 4b/5a 50/60 m<br />

notes: cliff high up above the beach<br />

S. Martino<br />

Policromuro<br />

Arco east 130 5a/9a<br />

15/40 m<br />

20/25 m on average<br />

notes: base area among olive trees equipped with tables/benches – WC – very few parking places - walking<br />

from Arco is recommended<br />

Nago Nago south 120 5a/8a<br />

notes: perfect for groups and families – parking possible along the road towards Monte Baldo<br />

Passo<br />

S. Giovanni<br />

15/40 m<br />

25/30 m on average<br />

Nago south circa 40 5c/8a 10/25 m<br />

notes: bouldering possible in the woods - ideal area for families<br />

Muro dell’Asino,<br />

parete ovest<br />

M. Colodri<br />

Arco west 35 4a/6b from 10 to 25 m<br />

notes: easy equipped walls for children - base area equipped with tables/benches – WC – very few parking<br />

places – walking from Arco is recommended<br />

Via ferratas and iron ladder paths<br />

Via ferratas<br />

name<br />

Ferrata “Via<br />

dell’Amicizia”<br />

a cima S.A.T.<br />

locality<br />

CAI-SAT<br />

route No.<br />

difficulty<br />

difference in<br />

height<br />

time<br />

Riva No. 404/B EEA m. 650 h. 2.40<br />

Hut W.FF (b. 404) - Cima Sat q. 1246 – eastern side of Cima Rocchetta q. 1250<br />

Ferrata “Fausto<br />

Susatti” a Cima Capi<br />

Riva No. 405 EEA m. 757 h. 5.40<br />

Val Sperone (3km from Riva) – eastern side of Cima Capi - Cima Capi q. 907 - Cresta S/SE Cima Rocca<br />

(b. 406) - Val Sperone (b. 405 bis) - Bocca d’Enzima q. 880 – b. 404/A - Belvedere Grola -<br />

Penstocks (b. 404) q. 373<br />

Iron ladder paths<br />

name<br />

locality<br />

CAI-SAT<br />

route No.<br />

difficulty<br />

difference<br />

in height<br />

Sentiero Mario Foletti Riva No. 460 EEA m. 205 h. 1.20<br />

Val Vasòtina/Loc Le Frate (entrance from Biacesa, Val di Ledro, along 417 ) b. 417 q. 617 - b. 460/bis q.<br />

840 Church of St. Giovanni q. 860 - ridge S/SE of Cima Rocca b. 405 q. 880<br />

Sentiero Colodri Arco No. 431/B EEA m. 270 h. 1.50<br />

Arco loc. Prabi/Campsite q. 100 – roped path from q. 190 to q. 325 - cima Colodri q. 325 -<br />

b. Cima Colt q. 360 - Laghel q. 220 – Arco<br />

“Sentiero del 92° Congresso”<br />

Arco - Cima Baone<br />

time<br />

Arco - EE m. 389 h. 3.00<br />

Locality Tremoz, Arco (reachable through Via Lomego) - Cima Baone q. 480 - Padaro q. 353 -<br />

S. Rocco shrine - b. Baone – olive grove of Arco – ATTENTION: difficult path<br />

“Sentiero Degli Scaloni”<br />

Ceniga S. Antonio<br />

Ceniga No. 428 EEA m. 408 h. 2.10<br />

Ceniga/Roman Bridge (b. 431) - Maso Lizzone - end of rock steps q. 325 - Dos Tondo (b. 428 bis) q. 507<br />

- San Antonio/S.P. road (b. 408) q. 766<br />

Sentiero del Rampin Dro No. 426 EEA m. 1102 h. 4.50<br />

Pietramurata - Coste di Massampiano q. 850 - Duson (b. 408) q. 1350 - Al Crocefisso q. 1215 -<br />

Malga Poia (Naon) q. 986 - Santa Croce Church q. 757 - Godenzo q. 558<br />

Sentiero Rio Sallagoni Drena - EEA m. 130 h. 1.30<br />

Locality Maso Trenti (Road to Drena from Dro) - Castle Drena<br />

EE = Paths for experienced excursionists<br />

EEA = Paths for experienced excursionists with equipment (string, helmet, spring-clips and sling)<br />

q. = Altitude – b. = Crossroads

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