Bella Venessia - Cellon-Schulter

Climbing "Bella Venessia - Cellon-Schulter," a classic multi-pitch route graded VI (UIAA scale) on the impressive Cellon-Schulter in the Carnic Alps, is a truly memorable alpine experience. Located near the Italian-Austrian border, this climb offers magnificent limestone rock and often exposed yet rewarding pitches.
The "Bella Venessia" is known for its excellent rock quality and generally good protection, although, like many alpine routes, it can feature sections with longer runouts that demand confidence and solid lead climbing skills. It requires a full rack of trad gear, careful rope management, and good route-finding abilities.
Ascending this route means immersing oneself in a stunning mountain environment. The views from the wall across the surrounding Dolomites and Carnic Alps are breathtaking, making every effort worthwhile. The satisfaction of reaching the summit of the Cellon-Schulter after navigating its challenging sections is immense. Descent is typically via rappelling. It's a climb that combines physical exertion with mental engagement, offering a quintessential alpine adventure for those proficient at the grade.

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