Are there any via ferrata in the Dolomites?

Are there any via ferrata in the Dolomites?

Via Ferrata Cortina combine a large range of via ferratas: from easy and short perfect for beginners to extreme long and difficult for expert and trained hikers. The southern Dolomites are the more extended area of the Dolomites, with many via ferrata long and complicated.

How long does it take to trek via ferrata?

Flexible because you can choose from 2 to 10 days of via ferrata trekking. Complete because you will cross with via ferratas all the central territory of the Dolomites. The via ferrata trekking in the western Dolomites is a unique experience along the famous Via delle Bocchette.

How does a Ferrata trip work in the mountains?

While most of the ferrata have been replaced with newer hardware, they follow the same routes the military used, high into the mountains. Completely protected, attached to a system of anchored cables, you’ll climb up rock walls, across ledges, and over high passes, learning valuable mountain safety skills along the way.

How old do you have to be to climb via ferrata?

Don’t worry, the via ferrata are pure fun and free adrenaline for a unforgettable holiday in the Dolomite mountains. Every trekker can climb a via ferrata in the Dolomites, from 8 year old (ergonomic reason) to 80 years old (in good health shape).

Where is the Ferrata Tridentina at pisciadu?

The famous Ferrata Tridentina al Pisciadù is a magnificent ferrata that extends on the north side of the Sella Group in a majestic setting. The technical difficulties of climbing are medium-low, attracting large numbers of hikers during the high season. Return to the steep valley of Val Setus.

Why is the Brigata Tridentina route so famous?

The Brigata Tridentina Route, or Via Ferrata Pisciadù (for its vicinity to the homonymous mountain), is famous due to the short access, the wonderful backdrop it offers and the spectacular climbing passages as well as its highlight, a suspension bridge over the gap.