Via attrezzata Monte Albano

The Via attrezzata Monte Albano is a climbing route on steep limestone cliffs above the town of Mori, featuring metal cables, embedded hoops, and multiple climbing sections. The path winds through increasingly difficult passages that test both skill and stamina.

The local Alpine Society constructed this route in 1976 to commemorate Ottorino Marangoni. Following extensive renovations, it reopened in 2014 with enhanced safety features.

The route represents a shift from traditional summit-focused mountaineering to specialized climbing experiences that connect the regional climbing community.

Climbers should arrive with proper footwear, water, and safety equipment, and allow enough time for a four-hour ascent. Good physical fitness and basic climbing experience are necessary to manage the route.

The route begins with a notable three and a half meter section without cable support, where climbers must navigate through a natural rock crack. This exposed opening passage is often the most memorable part of the experience for visitors.

Location: Mori

Inception: 1976

GPS coordinates: 45.85785,10.98051

Latest update: December 6, 2025 17:48