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Climbing 'Mek' at Passera/Asino Svizzero is an iconic experience for anyone visiting the Arco area in Italy. Passera/Asino Svizzero is a popular crag nestled in the beautiful Sarca Valley, renowned for its excellent limestone and diverse range of sport climbing routes. 'Mek' itself is typically graded around 7a+ (French scale), making it a significant challenge for intermediate to advanced climbers.
The route is celebrated for its technicality and sustained climbing. It often involves intricate sequences on small crimps and pockets, demanding precision, finger strength, and good footwork. The rock quality is generally superb, offering solid holds and reliable friction. As you ascend, the exposure increases, providing breathtaking views of the valley below and the surrounding Dolomites.
Completing 'Mek' is incredibly rewarding. It feels like a true test piece for the grade, requiring focus and determination to link the powerful yet delicate moves. The satisfaction of clipping the anchor after navigating its complexities is immense, making it a memorable ascent and a highlight of any climbing trip to Arco.
The route is celebrated for its technicality and sustained climbing. It often involves intricate sequences on small crimps and pockets, demanding precision, finger strength, and good footwork. The rock quality is generally superb, offering solid holds and reliable friction. As you ascend, the exposure increases, providing breathtaking views of the valley below and the surrounding Dolomites.
Completing 'Mek' is incredibly rewarding. It feels like a true test piece for the grade, requiring focus and determination to link the powerful yet delicate moves. The satisfaction of clipping the anchor after navigating its complexities is immense, making it a memorable ascent and a highlight of any climbing trip to Arco.
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