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60° Musicafe: a new route on Pala delle Guide
On July 26, 2026, Manuel Agreiter turned sixty. To celebrate, he completed 60° Musicafe on Pala delle Guide, above the Franz Kostner Hut, together with his son Mat
Monte Cernera: a panoramic hike from Passo Giau
It had been quite a while since I had last climbed Monte Cernera. I went back a few days ago with Mauro and, once we reached the summit, I was reminded of just how
The earth pyramids of Perca
People who spend a few days in Cortina usually come for the Dolomites: hiking, via ferratas, climbing and long days in the mountains. But you don’t always feel lik
From tradition to modern mountaineering
The first ascent of K2 in 1954 marked one of the high points in the history of Ampezzo mountaineering, but of course the story did not end there. In the years that
The Scoiattoli and the great post-war era
The war abruptly interrupted the first chapter in the story of the Scoiattoli, founded in Cortina only in 1939, but it did not put an end to their passion for clim
Via del Dodo: a new climbing route on Bèco d’Aial
Despite its modest height compared with the major peaks surrounding Cortina, Bèco d’Aial, also known as Becco d’Ajal, has an interesting and perhaps little-known c
Emilio Comici’s climbing video course
Emilio Comici and the First Climbing Video Course Today I would like to share what was probably the first climbing video course in the history of mountaineering, f
The sixth grade in climbing
When talking about climbing, people who are not particularly familiar with the sport sometimes still assume that the sixth grade represents the highest level of di