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Sarca Valley 1+ day of via ferrata in northern Italy

Sarca Valley 1+ day of via ferrata in northern Italy
Sarca Valley
Sarca Valley
Via Ferrata Sarca Valley
Sarca Valley

Join Marika, IFMGA certified mountain guide, for a climbing adventure in northern Italy. Try the amazing via ferrata routes of the Sarca Valley!

Private

Alps

+1 Day

Mar - Jun, Sep - Nov

High

Intermediate


Highlights

  • Discover the most exciting via ferrata routes of the Sarca Valley, Italy.
  • Climb safely some huge limestone rocks of the Italian Alps.
  • Enjoy fantastic settings and beautiful panoramic views.

Description

The Sarca Valley, in the Italian Alps, has a great variety of stunning via ferrata routes. This trip is a unique opportunity to explore them under expert guidance. Join me!

Springing from the Adamello-Presanella mountains and flowing into Lake Garda, the Sarca is the biggest river in Italy. The area known as Sarca Valley, in the province of Trentino, is very popular among climbers for its sheer limestone cliffs.

On this trip we will try one or more via ferratas in the region. Depending on your skills and your wishes, we will choose some of this amazing routes:

– Cima Capi: A very scenic ferrata on a 900m vertical wall. It is not difficult but requires a good fitness level to handle the altitude.

– Via Ferrata Ferrata delle aquile (Paganella): Awesome route crossing the sky and allowing breathtaking views of the Adige Valley.

– Via Ferrata Pisetta (Sarche): Challenging spot requiring some alpine experience. Steep 970m rock.

If you want to join me for more than one day we can head up different ferratas. The valley offers many hotels and restaurants, so you can spend an unforgettable vacation here!

So, if you are up for a gorgeous via ferrata experience, please contact me. Let’s explore the amazing limestone rocks of the Sarca Valley in northern Italy!

I can also take you to a fabulous hiking adventure: check out my 6-day trip in the Sicilian Volcanoes!

Price includes

  • Guiding fee

Meeting point

Arco, 08:30

About the guide

Guide profile image

Marika

5.0

(31)

Mountain 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.

Languages

Italian | German | English

Certificates

IVBV | UIAGM | IFMGA


What people are saying about Marika

Cecile

Marika was a fantastic guide, extremely knowledgeable, really nice to chat with as well, and she gave us a great experience over the two days we spent together, doing a really fun via ferrata in the gorges (cooler there in summer, with little waterfalls, calm and lovely, recommend with kids, although they need long enough legs! ), single pitch climbing (from 5b to 6a+) as well as an “easy” multi pitch climb (endurance is key but the climbing and the views are gorgeous). She led everything and pushed us nicely on the climbs so it felt like we had achieved what we had set up to do!

Eric

Marica was a phenomenal guide and great with each member of the family. Perfect itinerary, amazing trip and great adventure!

Dawn

Marika was the perfect mountain guide and more. She personalised the trip for me and my family, made sure we were safe and enjoying ourselves, looked after us at the restaurant refuges, running ahead to grab a table, translating the menu and chatting to the staff for us! Could not have asked for more!!

Warren

Excellent morning on the via ferrata, Marika was very good guide and had a great knowledge of the area , would recommend this trip to anyone!

Quentin

Marika made those 3 days the best! She understood exactly what we wanted as beginners in back country skiers but still pushed us. The Dolomites are truly a World Wonder. Skiing in those settings far from the crows with the safety of a trained mountain guide… what else?


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