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Climbing Cima Piccola (Tre Cime di Lavaredo) in the Dolomites

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Let Martin, an IFMGA-certified guide, take you up this classic rock climbing route in the Dolomites. And conquer one of the most elegant routes in the area.

Dolomite Mountains

2 Days

Jun - Sep

High

Advanced


Description

This Rock Climbing expedition to Cima Piccola (Tre Cime di Lavaredo) will take you through one of the most spectacular approaches in the Dolomites!

There’s no need to explain how important the Dolomites are in the rock climbing and mountaineering world. We are talking about one of the most classic walls in Europe and, probably, in the world.

And the Cima Piccola, is one of the most amazing towers among this beautiful place. 

With a 300 meters approach, it will give you the full pleasure of what it is to climb through these walls. We’ll start this 4 hours expedition from the Lavaredo hut, that is straight under the J wall. The first part will take us between Veliko and Malo Cino. Then we’ll finish the job climbing the final tower.

So request to book this trip, and we’ll start putting together this Rock Climbing Cima Piccola expedition in the Dolomites. We’ll put together a program tailored to your goals and expectations!

And if you’re visiting Italy and you want to try other mountain adventures, you might also be interested in my 2-Day Ascent of the Matterhorn via Lion’s Ridge and my Climbing Cima Grande (Tre Cime di Lavaredo) in the Dolomites.

Price includes

  • Guiding fee

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Equipment required: Basic mountaineering and climbing equipment.

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About the guide

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Martin

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Mountain Guide

I’m a mountain guide based in Bled, Slovenia. Climbing and alpinism are a big part of my life and I feel like mountains are my second home.

I was introduced to the mountains by my father, a mountain rescuer and a romantic alpinist. He made sure that I don’t see the mountains only as a sports playground but also as a place where a person can enjoy and get to know himself better.

Living in the heart of the Slovenian Alps gave me a chance to develop all disciplines of alpinism: hard rock climbing and wild ridges in the summer, sketchy mixed climbing and ski touring in the winter. I am fortunate that climbing took me on expeditions all over the world, from Patagonia to Himalayas. Since being on the higher ground is my second home, becoming a mountain guide came naturally.

As a mountain guide I want to share my passion for mountains in a respectful and friendly way. What drives me is bringing the beauty of higher mountains and alpinism closer to people who want to enjoy higher peaks but need safe guiding.

Languages

English | Slovenian

Certificates

IFMGA

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What people are saying about Martin

Lee

Brilliant trip we didn't do what we planned the eiger Because of the weather but he made every effort to make sure we did something else. We did the matterhorn and it was a brilliant trip guided really well, loads of knowledge. Thank you very much

Christofer

Martin is a complete professional on and off the mountain. Always willing to share insights and knowledge about alpinism and climbing and made me feel comfortable and safe at all times. Whenever I had questions before the climb he would always be quick to answer with all the relevant information. The summit attempt of the Matterhorn was a success and Martin brought joy, knowledge and energy throughout the entire process.

Holly

Martin Zumer is an incredibly skilled climber who successfully guided me to the top of the Matterhorn. I felt safe with him for the entire trip, and I developed confidence in my own personal climbing abilities with his guidance. It was a lot of fun to climb with him and learn from him, and I would highly recommend him as a guide any day.

JEAN

Every thing was okay Perfect professional guide ANDREJ, very good dates choosen with perfect weather conditions !!

Joni

Strong recommendation. Walking poles could ve been useful support for hiking part.


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