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Cerro El Mocho – East face

3. Todo o Nada

350m 85°

Gian Carlo Grassi, Roberto Pe and Mauro Rossi (Italy), 18/11/1986.

Description. Follows the obvious couloir on the east face. This route is a good objective for a cold or bad weather day. Definitely a quality climb. Well worth the walk.

History. One of four new routes that Grassi and Rossi climbed during a month long visit. Pe climbed with them in three of those new routes, all but the suicidal line on Adela Sur, but opened a forth one with Karo and partners, see Grey Yellow Arrow route on El Mocho. In the mid 1980s, at a time when most climbers only had eyes for Torre and Fitz, their search for unclimbed lines in smaller peaks was a clear step forward.

Approach. Niponino.

Descent. Via the same route.

Bibliography. Rivista della Montagna 84 p. 12-13; Rivista della Montagna 86 p. 56-61. Alp magazine 23 p. 18-21; Mountain magazine 119 p. 12; AAJ 1987 p. 215; Annales GHM 1987 p. 36; CAI-Rivista Mensile 1987/4 p. 36-44; Desnivel magazine 30 p. 29.

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El Mocho - east face



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