1+ day Via ferrata in the Dolomites, Italy
Follow Marika, IFMGA certified mountain guide, and explore the historical via ferratas of the Dolomite Mountains, in northeastern Italy. You can join her for one or several days!
Private
Dolomite Mountains
1+ Days
Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep
Fit
All Levels
Highlights
- Discover the oldest via ferratas in the world, first built in WWI.
- Climb safely to the top of some huge towers.
- Enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of the Dolomites.
Description
In northeastern Italy, the Dolomites are a top destination for outdoor adventures lovers from all over the world. One of its most attractive spots are the more than 170 via ferrata routes. Are you ready for a safe climbing adventure? Then join me!
Via ferratas (italian for “iron paths”) were originally built during WWI by the Italian and the Austro-Hungarian armies as a way to make the mountains accessible. Most of these climbing routes have been equipped with new technology but respecting the old routes. They now allow you to reach some amazing summits!
Nowadays, via ferrata is a stunning way to experience the magnificence of alpine environments, and the Dolomites are great area for this activity! From children and first timers to expert rock climbers, there are crags for everyone here. Furthermore, if you want to try more than just one route, you can join me for several days!
Roda di Vael, with an easy access from Val di Fassa, Tridentina and Piz Da Lech, near the village of Corvara, and Marmolada west ridge, which gets you to the top of the highest peak in the Dolomites, are some of my favorites ferratas in the area. However, you can choose the one that you want to head up!
So, if you want to try the amazing via ferratas of the Dolomites, please get in touch with me. I’ll be glad to guide you through these breathtaking historical climbing routes!
I also offer rock climbing adventures in the Sarca Valley, specially for women: check out my intermediate and my easy trip!
Price includes
- Guiding fee
About the guide
I was born in Bozen and I have been living all my life long in Fassa Valley, Dolomites. That's why my native language is ladin, a reto-romanic language spoken around Sella.
My big passion besides traveling is mountains and guiding because I love to show the people the beauty of the mountains.
I was a member of the Italian National Alpine Ski from 1990 to 1997 when I became Ski Instructor. In 2009
I became an IFMAG Mountain guide. I guide in the Dolomites, Sarca valley, Sizialian vulcanoes, Ortles Cevedale area, and Sardinia.
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