Description

This crag offers easy multipitch routes that are very nice to get in touch with this type of discipline. It is a 40° inclined wall with nice compact rock smoothed by the water. The pitches difficulties are about the third and fourth grade and are interspersed by sections in the woods.
Lastoni di Dro is rarely frequented, but it is a good spot to spend a day and learn the multi-pitch techniques and how to use feet.
Pay attention to the bolts that can be distant! Take with you slings cause some protection can be set up on handle bars.

How to come back from the top:
The above sketch shows the path to come back to the car park (keep always the right). The downhill path is very steep in the woods.

History

The original name of Lastoni di Dro was Lastroni di Varin. The crag was set up by different climbers (M.Brighente, P.Bottegal, G.Bogoni, D.Dal Cerè, S.Gianesini, T.Fornasa, M.Nicoli, R.Soave, D.Pasetta, H.Grill, S.Konigseder) about ten years ago.