Enjoy great via ferratas and conquer fantastic summits in the Catinaccio group in the Dolomites on this 3-day tour from Val di Fassa led by IFMGA certified mountain guide Luigi.
Private
Dolomite Mountains
3 Days
May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct
Fit
Beginner
On this 3-day tour in the Dolomites, I invite you to discover some of the best via ferratas in the Schlern-Rosengarten Nature Park, situated in South Tyrol, in Italy.
We will start and end our program in Val di Fassa. Every day of this adventure, we will go for a different via ferrata and conquer a different summit in the Catinaccio group in the Dolomites.
After each day, we will relax and taste delicious traditional meals. Also, we will have the pleasure to contemplate the gorgeous views of the rocky walls in the Dolomites during the sunset.
As for the difficulty, keep in mind that it is important to have a good level of fitness and a minimum of via ferrata experience.
Does this tour sound like something for you? Do not miss the chance to have a fantastic via ferrata experience in the Dolomites. Send the request and book your place now!
- Guiding fee
Rent Helmet, harness, kit ferrata 20€/day
We will meet at 8.30 am in Ciampedie in Val di Fassa, have a brief and check the equipment. Then, we will go through the Vial delle Feide to Cappana Pederiva, where we can share lunch. The via ferrata will lead us to Roda di Vael (2,806 meters) and then we will descend from P.so del Vajolon to the Fronza Refuge (2,337 meters), where we will spend the night.
On day 2, we will go for the via ferrata Santner to the Passo Santner and contemplate great views of the Vajolet Towers. Night in the Rifugio Re Alberto or in the Rifugio Vajolet.
We will go through the Vajolet Valley to P.so Principe and take the Catinaccio d’Antermoia via ferrata, to the top of the tallest peak in the Catinaccio Dolomites (3,002 meters). Descent to Gardeccia and return to Val di Fassa at 5 pm.
Meeting point Pozza di Fassa, Trento, Italy. |
Helmet
Harness
Backpack
Watter bottle
Other gear: Mountain clothes, boots, via ferrata kit and snacks.
I have been a mountain guide since 1990. I started going to the mountains since I was very young. I was a competitive skier and covered most of the most challenging classic routes of the Dolomites and the Mont Blanc. I am an IFMGA-certified guide and I have also worked as a mountain rescue volunteer and helicopter rescue technician in 1985. Some say that my greatest gift is patience and practicity. Personally, I look for a good and harmonic relationship with people, to allow my clients to enjoy a satisfying mountain experience.
Stay up-to-date on the best adventures.