During the day touring the valley of the Adda, Monte Coudrey destination for Classicon Silvy I love you, good weather, the company and make a nice climbing out the funny and cheerful .... Bravissima Eleonora. .
as a climber and as a photographer (Reports from the mountain for All)
Coudrey Monte: I Love you Silvy
through almost the whole year; attention only during the coldest months: the exposure is to the southwest, and then not takes a lot of sun. In addition, the central sections are often exposed to the wind
nailing is abundant and so the route can be walked with ease even in the most harsh. Attention to only two bolts are not well placed (On 5 and 7 shooting), and a few blade unstable.
descent on the trail (15 minutes)
nailing to stop and fix 10 mm 10 mm with 2 fixes (mostly to connect, except for a couple who already have the chain type "Raumer)
route opened from below in 2007 by Tito Sacchet, Luigi Frigerio, Aldo Echerle, Sandro Menaldo.
Difficulty: Max 6a - 5b
Development Required: 400 m (altitude attack on the street about 350 m).
Material: 13 references - Material for connecting 2 fix-rope 55 m.
ACCESS: From the parking lot, turn left down the path in the woods (a rock at the entrance that says "Doctor Jimmy"), and almost immediately turn towards the right. Continue for about 15 min. overcoming Olympic Spirit and the attack of T. Rex. Street name written on the wall just left of Dr.Jimmy.
ascent route:
1, Shot: Climb the plate cut down to the left. Pass a short wall and more challenging then left again more likely to spit up the rest (25 m - 4a - 6 spits)
2 nd Shot: Straight up plate holes. Then diagonally left towards overcoming some of the ledges to get to the bolts break. (25 m - 3b - 3 bolts) 3 °
Tyre plate tilted up to achieve a prominence that crosses to the right. Continue along the vertical dihedral which becomes slightly overhanging (barely visible on the left holds a small knife and right). Continue climbing in beautiful split until the end of the wall: slip on the plate above and then move slightly right to reach the rest. (20 Mt, 5b - 6 bolt)
4 Pitch: In my opinion the most beautiful shot of the street. Go up to the plate and move right to reach a dihedral. Climb the crack to reach using a bow. Move to the left - through gentle about 4 m on the plate. To reach the break, you should probably get one meter from the last bolt, traverse left a little bit more and get off at stops - two bolts connected by a cord - (25 Mt, 5c - 8 bolt)
5 Pitch: On plate diagonally to the left. So straight, always on the plate, with a stroke more vertical (some unstable blade - a spit instead has the piece that comes out about 1 cm from the rock). Cut down on plaque more continue left again until two bolts to break. (30 Mt, 5b - 9 bolts)
6 Pitch: More on the plaque, diagonally to the left. Overcoming a large step to the next stop and soon. (20 Mt, 4th - 3 bolts)
7th Shot: Climb up the ramp plate using a crack. Go diagonally to the left to climb over a barrier (the spit, not visible, is close behind). Navigate to the left: the first on grassy ledge, then passing a final wall plate (one bolt nut was not screwed that "wheeling"). (30 m, 4th - 7 bolts)
8 Pitch: Slightly more than a plaque on the left emphasize leaving a tree left (small ledge of land that bothers a little the way). Stay on well-plate holds and then traverse left again until the break with chain (20 Mt, 5th - 7 bolts)
9 ° Shooting: The shooting harder. Short plate struck the foot of a slightly overhanging wall first. Short step to the left and then again using a vertical section of a dihedral. Tilt on the plaque above the rest right now. (25 Mt, 5c/6a - 8 bolts). 10 °
Shot: Long shot cut down on plaque that leads to the rest of 'Pitch 8 Dr. Jimmy (50 Mt, 3 to 6 bolts).
From here you climb again on 8 th and 9 th shot of Dr. Jimmy and then a short section of rocks that will take the glide path.
DOWN: From the street down to the right and follow the path back to the parking lot in 15-20 minutes. Going down, we meet a first fork to the left goes up to higher areas. Another diversion, at a large boulder, with directions for the single pitch of the Lawrence area: here turn right to return to the parking
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