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\nGood conditions in Champorcher Valley: well formed and often repeated both I candeloni di Giavin (4\/4+ the\u00a0one on the left; 5\/5+ the one on the right ) \u00a0in De La Legne valley.
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\nWell formed as well, the two easy icefalls located before the "candeloni"
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\nNote the new icefall near the main street of the valley, that you can\u00a0see\u00a0on the oroghraphic right side\u00a0near \u00a0Pontboset, first ascended by \u00a0Giampiero Bertotti, Stefano dalla Gasperina, Enrico Bonino\u00a0and Maria Sofia Palmisano on 2010 January 15th.\u00a0
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\nNot easily formed,\u00a0Zero 70\u00a0is 100 m\u00a0II\/5\/5+ 3\u00a0pitches; bolted belay and tree.
\nCould be hepful a cam (0.5\/0-75 Camalot) to protect the start of the last pitch.
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\nFrom highway Aosta-Torino exit Pont Saint Martin, follow Valle di Champorcher up to the village Trambesere (Pontboset) where you can see the icefall on the opposite site of the valley. Then cross the bridge and on sight in 15\\20 minutes to the icefall.
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\nSee more details on \u00a0Alpine Ice\u00a0The 600 best icefalls of the Alps.\u00a0Edizioni Versante Sud Milano and Diamanti di cristallo Giancarlo Grassi – Aldo Cambiolo –\u00a0L’Arciere, Vivalda Edizioni\u00a0
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\nSource: upclimbing, blog\u00a0of Enrico Bonino
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