The overhanging cliff of Tarzan Wall saw the first routes by Maurizio Felici, then Daniele Lira, Riccardo Scarian and other friends of Belluno. The high-quality Dolomia, has a limestone cover with an excellent grip. There are routes of medium high difficulty, both "plates" and super overhanging that reach 35 meters with a great variety of presem from furious notches, countersinks, holes and reeds of all sizes... and some "retouching".
Seen slope and type of climbing, the difficulties are medium-high. The place at the base is comfortable and is also suitable for children but, the rock draws great attention to those below. The cliff is practicable even if it rains, but when it gets wet it takes a long time to dry.
Access:
From the small town of Sanzan, walk uphill the village and take the path to the "Tre Croci" turning left in an obvious path that runs along all the lenght of the cliff. At some point, after a metal cable for wood, 100mt climbs up another deviation to the left that leads to the base of the cliff in its right side view upstream. Approach time 25' approx.
