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Intro

Cima Piccolissima.

Sella Pass.
Over the extended 4th Of July Weekend, Shirley and I got a chance to return for a bit of climbing to the Dolomites. We’ve been thinking about making this trip since our last visit there two years ago. Unlike in 2008 however (when we had 4+ weeks), this time we had just under a week (unfortunately!) to get our fill of the beautiful limestone routes. Though we failed to tick off the main objective of our trip due to weather, we did get a couple of great mid-sized routes in.
Details

Piz Pordoi.

First Sella Tower.
First Sella Tower, Tissi
Cima Piccolissima, Cassin
Dolomite Failures
Sass Pordoi, Gross-Fuhre
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Go to First Sella Tower, Tissi.