Mauro Trechiodi draws up a report of the multipitches route Spigolo delle Canne d'Organo, in the spectacular setting of the Argentario promontory.
The Spigolo delle Canne d'Organo in the promontory of Monte Argentario is a very interesting trad multipitches route.
With good reason, it's considered one of the most beautiful easy (IV grade) multi pitches route of the whole Mediterranean region.
It's composed by 6 pitches, all not much difficult (max IV+), on quite good limestone, in a unique environment: it's an alpine exposed arête, with the features of high-mountain, but overlooking the sea with its rocks, its small islands, and its temperate climate.
Even if the route is trad, the belays are almost all equipped with steel expansion bolts and chains (except a tunnel ring at the end of the 5th pitch).
ar. Mauro Trechiodi
The parking spot is indicated both in the free part of the ClimbAdvisor app and in the page of Canne d'Organo, in this site. The approach is quite steep, and in some stretches is equipped with fixed ropes.
The climbdown is on foot: from the last belay you must follow an evident path, that first traverses along the ridge, then goes downhill into the wood, up to a sequence of fixed ropes.
Here the list of the pitches
P1, IV+, 25m
Belay: Fix and chain + ring around a tree
Description: Cracked arête, first vertical then inclined
P2, IV+, 33m
Belay: Fix and chain
Description: 3 vertical small walls
P3, IV, 25m
Belay: Fix and chain
Description: 3 vertical walls interspersed with ledges
P4, IV-, 20m
Belay: Fix and chain
Description: A sequence of small ramps
P5, III, 30m
Belay: Tunnel
Description: Easy ramp
P6, III+, 30m
Belay: Fix and chain
Description: Easy inclined ramp and a small wall before the en d
Mauro Trechiodi
I would like to recommend the wear the helmet both during the climbing and the climb down. In particular, be careful and climb down the fixed ropes tied with your harness and wearing the helmets, because of eventual rockfalls.
Bring some rings, small/medium nuts, small/medium cams.
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