Di tutto un po - Coste dell Anglone — 7-/7, Cima alle Coste Sud 7-/7

The "Di tutto un po'" is a distinguished multi-pitch climbing route located in the Coste dell'Anglone area near Arco, Italy. This route is celebrated for its diverse climbing challenges and scenic beauty.

Route Overview:

• Difficulty: The route is rated 6b with an obligatory 6a+ (UIAA) difficulty, indicating a challenging climb suitable for experienced climbers.

  Length: Approximately 295 meters of climbing, with an elevation gain of about 330 meters.
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• Climbing Duration: Typically completed in around 4 hours, depending on the climber's experience and conditions.

  
  

• Approach: The approach involves a 30-minute hike from the parking area to the base of the route.

  
  

Route Characteristics:

"Di tutto un po'" offers a variety of climbing experiences, including:

• Slab Climbing: The route features sections of slab climbing, providing a technical challenge that requires precise footwork and balance.

• Steep Wall Sections: There are also steeper wall sections that demand strength and endurance.

• Varied Rock Quality: Climbers can expect a mix of rock types, adding to the route's diversity.

Equipment and Safety:

Climbers should be equipped with standard multi-pitch climbing gear, including:

• Helmet and Harness: Essential for safety.

• 50-meter Single Rope: Suitable for the route's length.

• Quickdraws: For the bolted sections.

• Personal Protective Equipment: Such as gloves and appropriate footwear.

The route is well-protected with bolts, but climbers should be prepared for variable weather conditions and have experience with alpine climbing.

Descent:

After completing the climb, descend via the established descent routes, which typically involve a 30-minute hike back to the starting point.

Additional Information:

The Coste dell'Anglone area is renowned for its climbing opportunities, offering routes suitable for various skill levels. For those interested in exploring more, the "Archangelo" route is another popular climb in the area.