Via ferrata tour in the Dolomites (3 days)

The price includes the guide fee and via ferrata gear (harness, helmet and via ferrata lanyard with carabiners). The accommodation, food, drinks, lifts, or taxi are to be paid separately.

Don't worry about the hut! I'll take care of the reservation, and you'll be able to pay for it on site.

The trip could start at the Passo Carezza chairlift in Paolina, 8:30 am. The place is 30 min far from Bolzano.

In case we decide on a different itinerary, we will let you know the exact meeting point.

Yes, there are additional costs not included in the trip price:

• Accommodation (half board), which costs between 80 and 100 euro per person per day depending on the hut.

• Transport

• Food and drinks

• Lift passes

This also applies to the guide, and must be covered by the clients. The price listed for this trip only includes the guiding fee and the via ferrata equipment (helmet, harness, and via ferrata set).

We will define the itinerary based on where you'll be staying, and the time of the year in which you come (this will determine which huts are open, and which are closed). The itinerary proposed in the description of the trip is one of the options. In any case, we will always do 3 days of hiking+via ferrata, staying for 2 nights in huts.

No, previous experience in via ferrata or rock climbing is not mandatory. It's important to have a good fitness level, because we will be hiking and doing a via ferrata every day for 3 days. But we can adjust the itinerary and difficulty level to the group's experience, fitness level, and desires for the trip.

No, this trip is only offered for private groups or individuals.

This will depend on the difficulty level of the via ferratas we choose to do. If we go on easy via ferratas, 1 guide can take up to 4/5 people. If we go to more challenging via ferratas, 1 guide can take only 2/3 clients.

Hiking or approach shoes or boots with semi-rigid or fairly stiff sole are the ideal footwear for via ferrata, as you have to be comfortable climbing on metal ladder rungs and walking on rocks. Sneakers are not recommended, as they can be quite slippery.

Yes, I offer weekly group departures for the Alpini via ferrata near Cortina. You can check all the information here: https://www.explore-share.com/trip/1-day-via-ferrata-dolomites-cortina/

We strongly recommend renting a car to explore the Dolomites. Public transport is not as frequent as in a city. Being independent is key because meeting points are often early in the morning and can be hard to reach.