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The Torla Crag

Here we climb to the roof of Lessinia

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Where is

Veneto

Via Pagani, 2, 37030 Selva di Progno VR, Italia (1,246m s.l.m.)

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What it is and where it is

"La Falesia del Torla" is located in an almost unique setting: at an altitude of 1,350 meters, in the heart of the Lessinia Regional Nature Park. Here, clinging to the rock 30 meters above the ground, you can sweep your gaze from the High Pastures of Lessinia, to the Cimbrian village of Giazza to the peaks of the Little Dolomites. It is just a short walk from the Monte Torla Refuge of the same name in the territory of Campofontana, a hamlet of Selva di Progno, and is easily reached on foot with a walk of about 30-40 minutes starting from Contrada Pagani.

Why it is special

It is one of the very few realities of the eastern Lessinia that allow extreme sports enthusiasts to practice them, in a landscape context of absolute value, greatly increasing the recreational offer for nature lovers. The Crag, in fact, consists of numerous routes with different degrees of difficulty. Therefore, it is suitable for both experienced climbers and those who want to improve their skills.

Not to be missed

The most evocative experience is definitely the one that leads to tackle the longest routes (30 meters): going over the treetops, reaching one's goal and enjoying a privileged panorama that only a few can conquer.

A bit of history

"La Falesia del Torla," inaugurated in September 2020, continues the work of promoting the area carried out by the managers of Rifugio Monte Torla, who in 2017 launched the activity of the refuge, offering hikers a place of refreshment and shelter.

Trivia

To reach "La Falesia del Torla," one passes through a narrow cleft in the rock, which in the past was a key passage connecting the bottom of the Progno valley and the pastures of Campofontana and Durlo, with which the inhabitants of the area established trade relations based mostly on barter. From the Cimbrian word "turlar, " meaning "little door," referring to this cleft, derives the name of the locality, Torla to be precise, as well as the name of the mountain, the Refuge, and, finally, the name of the Crag that we have presented to you.

La Falesia del Torla The cleft in the mountain through which the area of "La Falesia del Torla" is accessed.

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The Torla Crag is a sport climbing wall located in the foothills of the Little Dolomites (1,350 m. a.s.l.) with more than 20 routes and increasing grades of difficulty from beginner to expert level.

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Comune di Selva di Progno

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