This route links two of the UK’s most iconic city centres: Piccadilly Circus in London and Manchester Piccadilly Station, forming a direct connection between the cultural, political and economic heart of the South and the industrial powerhouse of the North. It traverses a remarkable cross-section of England, passing through historic market towns, greenbelt countryside, canal paths, and the post-industrial backbone of the nation.

A very long ridge traverse that follows the entire alpine arc of the Valchiusella mountains.
The route should be completed by faithfully following the ridgeline, across extremely technical and exposed terrain, with several dangerous sections. In various critical points, there are fixed cords in place for abseiling.

By staying strictly on the ridgeline, one encounters climbing passages up to grade IV+/V.
The starting point is in front of the church in the main square of Brosso, and the endpoint is at the trattoria L’mulin in Inverso.