Via ferrata tour in the Dolomites (3 days)

The stunning mountain range of the Dolomites is the ideal place for climbing via ferratas.

In fact, the range in northern Italy is the birthplace of the via ferrata, being created during the dark days of the First World Day for soldiers to be able to quickly traverse the mountainside.

During our 3-day tour we’ll cover some of these protected climbing routes before reaching Marmolada, known as the Queen of the Dolomites.

Marmolada is the highest mountain in the Dolomites, reaching 3,343 meters, and has several summits. It is also home to the Marmolada Glacier, the only glacier in the Dolomites.

We’ll be climbing different via ferratas each day of intermediate level, as well as visiting the Marmolada Glacier.

After long days of exhilarating climbing we’ll come to rest at some beautiful mountain huts. These include the Padon Refuge, which is situated opposite the Marmolada Glacier, offering spectacular views.

And the Pian dei Fiacconi refuge is the gateway to the glacier, and is the site of stunning views of the Sella Group, the plateau-shaped massif, and the Fedaia Lake.

Get in touch now to reserve your place in the incredible Dolomite mountainside for an action-packed 3-day via ferrata tour.