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Valle Dell'Orco: Giuliano Cameroni and Bernd Zangerl bouldering in northern Italy

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In 2013, the bouldering pioneer Bernd Zangerl began to develop bouldering problems in the Valle Dell'Orco. The following video shows Bernd Zangerl together with Giuliano Cameroni as they inspect the most beautiful lines in the region.

This is not the first time for the Austrian Bernd Zangerl Pioneer in the development of a new area. Already in the Magic Wood and murgtal he was in charge. Bernd has been visiting this for around seven years now Valle Dell'Orco in northern Italy and is constantly opening new bouldering lines.

In winter 2019 he visited the valley together with the Swiss bouldering professional Giuliano Cameroni, Giuliano and Bernd climbed existing and opened new dream blocks, which are shown in the following video.

Giuliano Cameroni and Bernd Zangerl in the Valle dell'Orco

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