Zinne di Cima di Dibona: For many alpine climbers, the Dolomites are an absolute dream destination and a climbing area that inspires both great respect and fascination. Every ambitious climber dreams of climbing in the Dolomites at least once in their life. A region with a unique landscape, it boasts a seemingly endless number of climbing routes, brimming with alpine climbing history. But one route stands out in particular: the Dibona Edge on the Zinne di Cima ... Considering how many rope teams with state-of-the-art equipment still regularly reach their limits on this route today (primarily due to route finding and the required morale and initiative of the leader when installing mobile protection points), this is a remarkable achievement.

It is a truly special experience to climb in the footsteps of these pioneers along the logical lines of such great Dolomite walls. Especially on the Three Peaks and the Dibona Edge, at a constant and, for most climbers, enjoyable grade IV difficulty. Climbing higher pitch by pitch, enjoying the breathtaking views from the belay stations, and soaking up the wonderful Dolomite panorama all around. Occasionally, glimpsing the North Face of the Zinnen and, at the end of the route, reaching one of the most iconic peaks in the entire Dolomites.

The Dibona Edge on the Great Peak is quite rightly considered one of the greatest classics in the Dolomites.