Falsa partenza

Since you'll find a short interview about the route at the end of the UNCUT, I'll take this opportunity to say a little about the crag, Dvigrad. It takes its name from the "two castles" in the valley. Dvigrad is the kingdom of snakes. Just this year, I've seen three different species, but I know of two more (sighted in previous years). Snakes shouldn't be disturbed (or worse, killed), because, aside from being dangerous, they're also very beneficial to the environment and the ecosystem. Certainly more than many people, especially those with no respect for the environment. For climbers of all levels, Dvigrad is primarily a winter crag. It has demanding, slabby routes, ranging from slides to slightly overhanging slabs, like Falsa Partenza. It has a unique style that often throws off first-timers. Many routes are considered undergraded, so it can be frustrating the first few times. Then you get used to the highly technical style and realize it was worth it. Unfortunately, some routes have been polished over the years. I found interesting information in this article, for those who want to know more: https://gognablog.sherpa-gate.com/manolo-secondo-gobetti-1/ UNCUT VIDEO: https://youtu.be/qj_0ZG0LVt0