Aosta Ovest highway exit. Turn right towards Cogne and follow the road to the fork for Ozein. Here, turn left and, after the two curves, park near the cave. The path starts over the wall on the side of the road.

The Mont Ross wall is made up of a sedimentary rock called dolostone and is typical of the most famous walls in the Dolomites. The climb is almost always on a vertical or slightly steep wall, especially challenging for average climbers.

The Mont Ross wall was created thanks Abele Blanc, a local alpine guide who, with a group of friends who called themselves Croé Bocia, cleaned and bolted all the wall routes in a single season. The rock type is totally different from all the other walls in the Valle d’Aosta since it is dolostone, softer than granite making the climb enjoyable due to the holds and amount of various holds.
The activity requires technical experience. Alpine guide assistance is recommended.

Minimum, maximum and average route difficulty from 5b to 7c, average 6b+.