The climbing day begins with an easy approach from the pass to the foot of the Second Sella Tower. After preparing our equipment and discussing all the important details, we begin the climb. The route starts with a short but easy traverse, followed by two excellent vertical pitches with plenty of good holds at upper UIAA grade IV. A short ramp then leads to the left, followed by two exposed pitches directly along the edge. This is where we encounter the key pitch: a short overhang at UIAA grade V, which can also be climbed more easily using aid. Three more beautiful, long pitches through cracks and corners lead to the summit of the Second Sella Tower. The descent on the southern side back to the car is not particularly difficult, but it includes two or three short abseils and requires concentration when moving through steep, rocky terrain.