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IFMGA certified mountain guide Etienne wants to guide through the exciting Roda di Vael via ferrata where you can view the incredible Dolomites of Italy.
Every via ferrata is unique. and the Roda di Vael via ferrata is no different. Located in the Rosengarten group, within the beautiful Dolomites of Italy, this via ferrata is exciting, and offers some truly spectacular views of the surrounding peaks as well.
High in the Dolomites, the views a person can enjoy are breathtaking. There is just so much to see, including far reaching valleys along with the towns below. And on this full day adventure you will have the added bonus of experiencing the thrill of walking right along the walls of the very peaks you will be admiring.
We will begin the trip at the Paolina chairlift. From there we will walk along a trail until we reach the via ferrata. For the via ferrata itself, you will have the chance to walk along the ridges, while gazing at the beautiful mountains resting all around you.
The Roda di Vael via ferrata is made of 100 percent steel cable. Thus making it very safe and secure. As a result, this trip can be enjoyed by people of all ages. Hence making it a great family experience. I will also see to it that you are properly guided, and are using the proper equipment.
For anybody that loves mountains, but wants to see them in a unique way, I always recommend trying a via ferrata. And within the Rosengarten group in the Dolomites, the Roda di Vael is definitely one of the best, as well as one of the most accessible. So if you want to give it a try, just send me a request. I look forward to guiding you.
There is also another great via ferrata in the Dolomites I can take you too, the Oskar Schuster.
Accommodation There are several hotels located in the Val di Fassa area including the Hotel Oswald in Canazei di Fassa, the Hotel Cristallo in Canazei di Fassa, and the Hotel Gran Paradise in Campitello di Fassa. |
More info Required clothing for this trip includes trekking shoes, light puffer jacket that is appropriate for the weather conditions, waterproof rain jacket, hat, sunglasses, and ferrata gloves. |
Meeting point The parking lot at the bottom of the Paolina chairlift. |
MAXWELL L SMITH
5.00
October 2018
Lawrence Wright
5.00
June 2018
Etienne was a fantastic guide, listening to our group and showed us the fantastic Dolomites! Keeping it fun and exciting, I will definitely be back in contact to book our next adventure! Thanks Etienne!
Sarah Lockhart
5.00
June 2018
Etienne was a fantastic tour guide and I highly recommend this trip. He goes above and beyond to help you enjoy the Dolomites, offering knowledge and advice to make the most of your time in the Region. The tour is well timed going up, across, lunch and down so you never get tired of it. The views on this walk are amazing! Via Ferrata is a great next step when you want a bit more than a mountain walk. Also great to access the area out of ski season in summer rather than snow. Would highly recommend!
Group of 1 | EUR 310 each |
Group of 2 | EUR 160 each |
Group of 3 | EUR 109 each |
Group of 4 | EUR 83 each |
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- Guiding fee
Along with the guiding fee, the price also includes the necessary Via Ferrata equipment which includes harness, Ferrata set, and helmet. However, the price does not include your lift ticket or any accommodation costs.
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Etienne was an excellent tour guide of for our first Via Ferrata in the Dolomites. We had done one before (Telluride) but this was a very different experience. We felt safe and challenged the whole way. Etienne is very knowledgable of the terrain, valley, and history of the area. He was prepared and allowed us to gain confidence throughout the day. If you want to make the jump form hiking (trekking) to something more, definitely go for the via ferrata in the Dolomites and use Etienne Bernard!