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Pale di San Lucano / Agordo

Monte Agner – north ridge

The longest climb in the Dolomites – with a deluxe bivouac after about 20 pitches.

This petrified giant rules over the wild San Lucano valley, and its endless north ridge has attracted the best alpinists for many years. It is considered the longest route in the Dolomites – I have climbed it four times, twice with guests.

If you want to enjoy it without stress, plan a bivouac after about 20 pitches: beneath an overhanging rock surrounded by mountain pines lies a dream spot for a deluxe bivouac night – even better with a small campfire.

The climbing mostly stays below grade V. The main difficulties are route-finding and the crux pitch – once called the first grade VI in the Alps, today graded VI+.

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Monte Agner – north ridge

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